Bronwyn left everything behind when she left with Ronan. She
became what he needed her to be and forgot the rest. Too bad the past won't
stay in the past.
Rider bursts back into her life uninvited, and is not the man
she remembers. There is an edge to him that was not there before. Bronwyn is
torn by guilt over what he has become and anger at being blamed for it.
When Ronan ended his maker’s life, he inherited a line of
vampires and a whole set of problems to go along with it. Bronwyn must decide
if their love is worth it, worth the killing, and the constant disruption of
their lives.
Is love enough? Can Bronwyn find herself again and strike a
balance between who she wants to be and who Ronan needs her to be? Or will she
lose herself all over again?
I have fallen in love with Jessica Gibson's work. She has once again blown my mind. The Blood Ties series has drama with every turn of the page and keeps its readers captivated from page one. The only complaint that I have for Blood and Sacrifice was that it was too short, I wanted more. Then the cliffhanger, I mean WTH Jessi, you can not just leave me hanging like that, I need book three like NOW!! I need to know what's going on. Needless to say this series is addicting and leaves you with a book high and wanting so much more.
Bronwyn is now living her life with Ronan once again even with all his flaws. However, Rider is not about to give her up, he is causing drama in Ronan's territory and isn't about to stop even if it means his life.
Bronwyn is now living her life with Ronan once again even with all his flaws. However, Rider is not about to give her up, he is causing drama in Ronan's territory and isn't about to stop even if it means his life.
Jessica
Gibson is a recovering bookaholic, she's down from four books a week to a more
reasonable one. It was that love of words and creativity that made her dream
about writing her first book. That dream was hidden for years, always put on
the back burner, filed away in the "someday" section, until her
husband Matt gave her the kick in the pants she needed to actually get off her
butt and write.
Jessica and
Matt live in Southern California and have a serious addiction to reality tv
shows like Pawn Stars and American Restoration. They have one son and hope to
add to the family in the near future.
Aside from
writing, she runs an online event planning business called the Release Day
Diva. In addition to novels, Jessica writes and maintains the blog Book on the
Bright Side. Keep up with Jessica and her latest releases and events on her
blog.
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Amazon Author Page: http://www.amazon.com/Jessica-Gibson/e/B005OT569M
Bronwyn hadn’t made it a full four
blocks when he fell into step beside her. “I see you made it back in one
piece,” Rider said.
“We had some business in London.”
“Were you looking for me?” His voice
was in her ear.
“Yes.”
“What do you have to say?” He pulled
her into an alley and backed her against a wall, his arms positioned on either
side of her neck. Rider brought his lips close to hers, barely a breath
separated them.
“Stop this. All of it. It’s not
you.” She turned her face away from his, not wanting the closeness. Her lips
brushed against his cheek as she turned. She felt his muscles stiffen.
“What do you know about it? This
could have been me all along, Bronwyn. Maybe the ‘me’ you knew was all an act,
just like the act you put on for me—telling me you loved me, all the nights
spent in bed screwing.”
“That’s enough. If you’re going to
be rude, this conversation is over.”
Rider laughed, his blue eyes blazed
into hers. “It’s over when I say it is and not before. I’m not done talking,
yet.” He turned her face back towards his and crushed his mouth over hers.
She went limp, didn't bother fighting
against him. Finally, after a moment, he released her and she balled her hand
into a fist and punched him in the face. She could feel both his cheekbone and
her knuckles crack from the impact. “What did I say before? You got your one in
the alley. If you try it again, I may just remove a part of your body that will
not be at all fun for you to reattach.” Her expression as cold as her tone.
“Now, are you willing to listen?”
Rider leaned against the wall across
from her and nodded.
“Good. Go home. Go back to L.A. You
can’t be here, it will only lead to your death.”
“Who’s going to kill me, then?
Ronan?” He sneered at her.
“Yes, Ronan. The only thing that has
stopped him from ending you before this, is me. I will not be able to stop him,
forever. So, do yourself a favor and leave.”
“Do you feel better then? You said
your bit and now you can wash your hands of the whole situation?”
“I don’t want to watch you die; so
don’t make me.”
“Why are you so sure he’ll win,
Bronwyn? The last time we fought, we were pretty evenly matched.” His tone was
cocky.
“He’s older and stronger. Don't go
up against him. I couldn’t bear to see you die. Please, just go home. Leave
this alone. I don’t care if you want to kill people or not, just don’t do it
here.”
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