I discovered this author this year too and when I say that I need her words like I need air I am not joking. Whether it is PNR or MC romance her words are truly the personification of sublime bliss. She writes words that stick with me for days,
“… Graveyards aren’t for the dead, they were built by the living to fuel their delusions about comfort in the face of loss.”
They are profound and usually come from a scene that is often so horrifying that it is a punch to the gut. Yet, she somehow manages to show how beauty can (and often does) live in the darkness. To be back in the midst of The Sons of Templar world was a dream come true. This is one of the grittiest and heart-wrenching MC series that I have ever read. It is violent and real, and heartbreaking. However, this brotherhood somehow still becomes family. When they hurt, I hurt, when tragedy strikes, I feel their loss. That is a gift. I loved these characters. Cain and “Scarlett”. I knew there was a story there in regards to Scarlett and boy was there. I wanted to know more about Cain. A large part of this was probably because I wanted this to go on and not end. I have missed this family. I can’t wait for more and this book definitely paved the way to opening that door as they get vengeance.