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Heart of Hellfire #2
Bleed For Me
When her bad breakup turns deadly, the fae hunter becomes the hunted.
Helen Carver has taken her little girl, and run out on her boyfriend. He may be her kid’s dad, but he’s always been an undercover assassin for the fae. And his bosses just ordered a hit on Helen.
She’s screwed if she doesn’t fight back, but a curse chains her to him. As long as it’s there, she’s a sitting duck. With the help of a book-crazy collector, a witch with a talking cat, and a dark artifact, she stands a chance at cutting her ex’s hold on her.
The race is on. Either Helen wins and lives to be a single mom, or she’ll see what happens when prey gets caught.
Helen Carver has taken her little girl, and run out on her boyfriend. He may be her kid’s dad, but he’s always been an undercover assassin for the fae. And his bosses just ordered a hit on Helen.
She’s screwed if she doesn’t fight back, but a curse chains her to him. As long as it’s there, she’s a sitting duck. With the help of a book-crazy collector, a witch with a talking cat, and a dark artifact, she stands a chance at cutting her ex’s hold on her.
The race is on. Either Helen wins and lives to be a single mom, or she’ll see what happens when prey gets caught.
211 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 7, 2020
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About the author
Brie Tart
10 books21 followersBrie Tart writes character driven fantasies (with a touch of romance) for teens and adults. Mythology and folklore have always inspired her work, and with every story she seeks to find the humanity in the monsters of legend. When not writing, she deciphers languages and makes her own adventures with her family: her jack-of-all-trades husband and photogenic, fluffy cat.
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November 30, 2021
Helen
I have a hard time liking Helen. She was an absentee parent and is very rigid in her beliefs.
Spoiler
Instead of understanding the problem with her baby daddy and working a solution where he can live, she does not care that he has no choice. He gave her a lot of hints to help, but she does not take it as so. Don’t get me wrong, he should have not burnt down some things, but he did begged for her life, her child’s and her uncle. That is not someone who does not care.
I would rather a heroine who go to is not to kill the one she loves.
I have a hard time liking Helen. She was an absentee parent and is very rigid in her beliefs.
Spoiler
Instead of understanding the problem with her baby daddy and working a solution where he can live, she does not care that he has no choice. He gave her a lot of hints to help, but she does not take it as so. Don’t get me wrong, he should have not burnt down some things, but he did begged for her life, her child’s and her uncle. That is not someone who does not care.
I would rather a heroine who go to is not to kill the one she loves.
January 24, 2020
This second instalment in Helen's story did not disappoint. Lots of great world building and fantasy elements and some very well played out character developments. Really excited for book three!
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