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Black Death #1
Black Death Book 1 - The Beginning
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A new serial killer is on the loose and this time he's more cunning than the last. Logan Hunter is the best forensic scientist in his field and in this case he has a more personal motivation to apprehend the killer. A foreign beauty is brought in to help. Logan studied her for a moment before his dark eye calmed a bit; turning his gaze from her his gaze focused instead on the pictures of Shanelle's brutally beat up body, he felt chocked up and full of rage once more but blinked several times quickly to avoid the build-up of tears. He would not cry around this French woman.
He would not allow her the pleasure of seeing him weakened. Aimée sighed, taking his silence as a refusal. She closed her eyes for a moment and took a deep breath. How will Logan take to her encroaching on his turf? Together will they be able to stop the killer before he strikes again?
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***READ FOR FREE ON KINDLE UNLIMITED***
A new serial killer is on the loose and this time he's more cunning than the last. Logan Hunter is the best forensic scientist in his field and in this case he has a more personal motivation to apprehend the killer. A foreign beauty is brought in to help. Logan studied her for a moment before his dark eye calmed a bit; turning his gaze from her his gaze focused instead on the pictures of Shanelle's brutally beat up body, he felt chocked up and full of rage once more but blinked several times quickly to avoid the build-up of tears. He would not cry around this French woman.
He would not allow her the pleasure of seeing him weakened. Aimée sighed, taking his silence as a refusal. She closed her eyes for a moment and took a deep breath. How will Logan take to her encroaching on his turf? Together will they be able to stop the killer before he strikes again?
Tags: Romance Short Taboo BDSM Pleasure Forbidden Stories Adult Discipline Submission Menage Sport Valentine Dating Druid Stepbrother LGBT BBW Billionaire Romance, billionaire obsession bachelors baby unmasked brothers, Alpha male romance erotic billionaire omega lgbt, Adult sex books romance with sex adultery new age druid Celtic, Forbidden series fruit love romance pleasures billionaire, New Adult romance contemporary college paranormal with sex fantasy fiction, Short Stories Sport reads romance divorce gay military inspirational clean ghost vampire werewolf cowboy doctor highlander pirate politician viking beach gambling baby pregnancy second chance vacation wedding divorce office workplace amnesia new year christmas angel devil demon fbi police dark fun theft murder noir dog cat food craft hitman conspiracy financial london ireland scottish druid wales sweden denmark angels demons dragons elf shapeshifter aliens clones corporations pirates robots horror mystery thriller coming of age superhero sword magic invasion cyberpunk contact empire genes fleet troop exploration bisexual transgender gay lesbian time travel action adventure spy historical fantasy wizard warlock zombies spanish life application inspire papal christian historical jesus self help self-help catholic hebrew woman women haunted house metaphysical guru conduct of life death family man men mystic healing transformation ancient medieval renaissance aging childhood youth death depression alcohol abuse, drug abuse family life friendship immigration, immigrant politics, politician love marriage religion, religious, spiritual travel, voyage military & war career, workplace, working, office parenting, parent and children dating, relationships singlehood, single women sister wedding short story highland Menage Threesome humor comedy
55 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 30, 2016
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Tony Brown
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March 23, 2017
I give this 2 stars.
I downloaded 4 of these books (for gratis from Kindle) which appeared to be a series but ended up being a serialisation of a novel.
The story revolves around a serial killer, although it seems that our female and male protagonist, along with the male antagonist, have had devastating childhoods and a hatred of their parents as a result - particularly their mothers. It will be interesting to see how this story arc progresses as the novel delves deeper into the story.
Well written with a plot line that held your attention, it was however, let down dramatically by formatting/editing/proof reading.(Not quite sure who does what in that regard)
The way the book was set out led to confusion for me and significantly halted the flow of reading while you worked out what was happening.
Within a chapter there were often two or three different scenes, and although each new scene was the start of a new paragraph, there was nothing to separate them to understand that a new perspective had been drawn. They just seemed to flow on together and you were left going "Huh?? .... what's happening? Ohhh ... ok .... they're talking from the other person's perspective."
I feel the flow of the book and the overall enjoyment of reading it would be significantly improved with a little tweaking. If there was a "break" built in between the changes of scene/perspective, like a couple of lines spaces, or perhaps with a line space, a couple of asterisks and another line space it would be undeniably easier to read.(I have seen other authors do this in the same situation)
Maybe the author could remedy this with an updated version? I'd be more than happy to review again.
Onto the second serialisation!
I downloaded 4 of these books (for gratis from Kindle) which appeared to be a series but ended up being a serialisation of a novel.
The story revolves around a serial killer, although it seems that our female and male protagonist, along with the male antagonist, have had devastating childhoods and a hatred of their parents as a result - particularly their mothers. It will be interesting to see how this story arc progresses as the novel delves deeper into the story.
Well written with a plot line that held your attention, it was however, let down dramatically by formatting/editing/proof reading.(Not quite sure who does what in that regard)
The way the book was set out led to confusion for me and significantly halted the flow of reading while you worked out what was happening.
Within a chapter there were often two or three different scenes, and although each new scene was the start of a new paragraph, there was nothing to separate them to understand that a new perspective had been drawn. They just seemed to flow on together and you were left going "Huh?? .... what's happening? Ohhh ... ok .... they're talking from the other person's perspective."
I feel the flow of the book and the overall enjoyment of reading it would be significantly improved with a little tweaking. If there was a "break" built in between the changes of scene/perspective, like a couple of lines spaces, or perhaps with a line space, a couple of asterisks and another line space it would be undeniably easier to read.(I have seen other authors do this in the same situation)
Maybe the author could remedy this with an updated version? I'd be more than happy to review again.
Onto the second serialisation!
February 8, 2017
Haphazardly written
From the get-go, there were a number of punctuation, grammatical, and spelling errors...which only progressed to construction, as your reading progressed, as well.
There was no mystery to the way it was written, but instead the simplistic words were obviously inclined (wistfully, at that) to satiate the "...Shades of Grey..." fans. It had a forced "mystery/thriller" to it.
From the get-go, there were a number of punctuation, grammatical, and spelling errors...which only progressed to construction, as your reading progressed, as well.
There was no mystery to the way it was written, but instead the simplistic words were obviously inclined (wistfully, at that) to satiate the "...Shades of Grey..." fans. It had a forced "mystery/thriller" to it.
October 28, 2019
Sick
Child abuse is just sickening I don't understand how someone can hurt a child. I wish the grown-up could get the same treatment
Child abuse is just sickening I don't understand how someone can hurt a child. I wish the grown-up could get the same treatment
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