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A Blinding Winter
Not everyone gets a happy ending –
After finding love and surviving a brutal Vampire attack, Brianna Morgan thought hers had finally come. But when she discovers she’s expecting, Brianna’s blind-sided by Cameron’s callous behavior and never imagined she would find herself seeking protection from Elaina with another man. In the midst of winter, Brianna faces losing everyone she’s ever loved and the family she’s always wanted if she can’t see the enemy among them.
After finding love and surviving a brutal Vampire attack, Brianna Morgan thought hers had finally come. But when she discovers she’s expecting, Brianna’s blind-sided by Cameron’s callous behavior and never imagined she would find herself seeking protection from Elaina with another man. In the midst of winter, Brianna faces losing everyone she’s ever loved and the family she’s always wanted if she can’t see the enemy among them.
675 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 5, 2015
About the author
C.R. Quinn
7 books12 followersC.R. Quinn is a budding author whose prior accomplishments include a bachelor’s degree in Biology, surviving the corporate world for over fifteen years, and a singer/dancer/actor in community theatre. She lives in Connecticut with her husband, and is lucky to be the stepmother to two wonderful children. With two books of The Blood-Borne series complete, a third on the way, she’s looking for a title for the next series with her fabulous cast of characters.
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April 23, 2018
>Book Review – A Blinding Winter
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the 2nd in the Blood Bourne series and ends with an HEA, kinda. This book makes you hate Cameron, at first. His shows his stupid when he lets himself get tricked by Nikki. Brianna runs and Cameron sends Aiden to look after her. Brianna endures unthinkable tragedy while staying with her grandpa. The theme of this book is “things are not what they seem” and boy is that the truth. The first half of the book shows what Brianna thinks is going on, while the last half of the book shows the truth.
> Brianna is pregnant now and has very disturbing dreams about Elaina and Jaz. Setting herself up as bait causes an early labor and the biggest surprise of all. A misunderstanding keeps Brianna and Cameron from acting loving towards each other for most of the book, which is understandable, though annoying.
>The scenes with Cameron and his babies are so special. His grief and love are so strong. I love the entire journey of this story. Each book in the series has so much going on and includes an exciting battle. This book is appropriate for an adult audience. I am giving this book 5 stars. Nothing to do with book content, but the covers for this series are stunning.
>I am an independent reviewer. This book is the 2nd in the Blood Bourne series and ends with an HEA, kinda. This book makes you hate Cameron, at first. His shows his stupid when he lets himself get tricked by Nikki. Brianna runs and Cameron sends Aiden to look after her. Brianna endures unthinkable tragedy while staying with her grandpa. The theme of this book is “things are not what they seem” and boy is that the truth. The first half of the book shows what Brianna thinks is going on, while the last half of the book shows the truth.
> Brianna is pregnant now and has very disturbing dreams about Elaina and Jaz. Setting herself up as bait causes an early labor and the biggest surprise of all. A misunderstanding keeps Brianna and Cameron from acting loving towards each other for most of the book, which is understandable, though annoying.
>The scenes with Cameron and his babies are so special. His grief and love are so strong. I love the entire journey of this story. Each book in the series has so much going on and includes an exciting battle. This book is appropriate for an adult audience. I am giving this book 5 stars. Nothing to do with book content, but the covers for this series are stunning.
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