Category: Fantasy ISBN-10: B00QBG47JC
Type: Fiction
Pages: 408
Copyright: June 1, 2013
Price: $0.99 (eBook)
Driven to find where she belongs, Harley Rayne stumbles into the world she was never supposed to know existed, the world her family kept secret and her boyfriend shoved her into head first.
Harley Rayne, an extraordinarily ordinary and forgotten young woman, wants two simple things: For her family to acknowledge her existence, and to be important to someone. Anyone.
When Frank Essex—a wild, sexy, and often volatile flavor of trouble—happens to come into her life and be everything she thinks she needs, Harley finally feels like more than a piece of furniture. Frank not only sees her, he needs her. No one has ever needed her before.
But Frank has a secret; the same secret her family has protected her entire life.
That secret comes out when he sheds his sheep's clothing to reveal the wolf within. The man she loves is a violent, sadistic monster, and he doesn’t take rejection easily. This time, Harley discovers running away won't be as easy as it was before. Especially when Frank isn't the only one hunting her down.
Professional Reviews
Funny, Grisly, Maddening, Twisty
I'll do the best I can on a smartphone, as my son is dominating the computer as I write this. I won't go into detail giving a synopsis of the book, as other reviewers have done that. I not only grade a book on my level of enjoyment, but on what I perceive other readers might expect in a book of the genre it is represented by. As a reader, I enjoyed the humor, particularly the introduction of the female character Liz. I think the author has great character development and dialogue...I identified with the main character because I recognize the trauma caused by a control freak (Frank). If you're looking for a book that has a character you love to hate, this one is perfect.
If you're looking for a dangerous romance, this will do it. Fan of grisly violence? This author has found some fun ways to describe blood and guts. Oh, and don't let me forget to mention the surpring twists.
Sure, there are a few grammatical errors, but it is minor, especially for her first book.
For all these reasons, I give this book five stars.
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