Crossfire Chronicles: Box Set

by Niki Savage

Crossfire Chronicles is a box set containing the Crossfire Trilogy and the Driftwood Trilogy in chronological order. Though the Driftwood Trilogy is a spinoff of the Crossfire Trilogy, the two are so intertwined that it would provide a more satisfying experience to read all six books in the correct time order. This is a limited edition, value added bundle for readers who enjoy immersing themselves fully in a book, only coming up for air, and to eat maybe, and only sleeping when they pass out from pure exhaustion.Though the Crossfire Chronicles is romance, it can also be classified as the kind of dark romance that readers of Anna Zaires and Nora Flite would DriftwoodDr Nancy Kendall went to Mozambique to forget her troubles. Instead she ends up saving the life of an unconscious and badly injured man who had washed out on the beach during the night. A man who carried no identification, but whose clothes and equipment suggested a deadly occupation. But when he finally recovers consciousness, she discovers that he has no memory of his name or of his past. Could she allow herself to love the beautiful amnesiac with the captivating green eyes and long copper hair, or would she find herself in grave danger when he remembered who and what he was?CrossfireA deadly mercenary wakes up in the home of Marcelle Deschamps, a woman he has never met, but who haunts his dreams. As the weeks go by and his body heals, he finds himself falling in love with her, but can he overcome the guilt he feels at the life stolen from her? Will the dark side of his psyche, the result of his terrible past, triumph and hurt her? If she finds out his part in the death of her husband, will she chase him away or grant him absolution?Marcelle Deschamps, the golden girl of world cycling, struggles to cope with life after the death of her husband, a famous racing driver. Life is a challenge, where even a restful night’s sleep is impossible. She saves Stefan Ziegler’s life when she finds him helpless and wounded, and gives him shelter in her home. Soon she finds out that her patient has the uncanny ability to grant her the peace that has eluded her for two years. Claude, a close friend, warns her that Stefan is a soulless killer, and not the man he pretends to be. Should she believe Claude, or listen to what her heart tells her? Can she risk trusting the man who holds her heart in his hands?Some favourable reviews from Amazon beginning of one of the best book series I've read.By Donna on June 4, 2016 Kept me on the edge of my seat with my heart in my throat and tears threatening to fall.Fantastic read!By J. Case on September 2, 2015 I was totally hooked! The characters are so bold. I could not put the book down, except to prolong the journey...I did not want the book to end. The entire series, to include the crossfire trilogy is riveting.Best Read EVER!!!!By Katie on June 30, 2014 Loved this book and how it sucked me in to every facet of their journey. I had to put it down every now and again because I literally was afraid of what was going to happen next. Captivating in all its beauty this book is an amazing read and you will be glad that you bought it to read. Best decision ever!!!!!!!!Absolutely worth the readBy Avid Fan on June 25, 2016 For heart stopping danger, mind blowing courage and love that transcends any obstacle, The Driftwood Trilogy is a must read. Please start with The Crossfire Trilogy because Stefan, Marcelle, Karl, Nancy and Kris will become some of your most endearing characters as they have become mine. I promise you will not stop reading until the end. Each book leaves you wanting the next. Niki Savage tells a story that takes hold of your heart from beginning to end. The courage and love you find in these characters will forever be a part of you because they are unforgettable.

1649 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 16, 2016

About the author

I love writing for the escapism it offers, allowing me to inhabit a world of my own choosing. For that reason, I am also an avid reader, immersing myself in the imaginings of other writers. And movies, well, don't get me started. I go into withdrawal if I don't see at least two new movies a week.
I love chocolate, and consume the products of the cocoa bean every day. Not really into ice cream, though, chocolate or otherwise.
In my spare time, I run a small shelter for feral cats, and find it very rewarding.