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Falling from Grace
Teagan Lewis is getting married! Or is she?Vampires, Bartholomew and Teagan have lived blissfully for eighteen years. That’s what Teagan would have you believe anyway.Two weeks before their wedding Bartholomew goes missing whilst attending to Assembly business. In Teagan's bid to track him down she finds herself before a powerful witch. A witch who bears secrets from Teagan's and Bartholomew's past. These revelations set Teagan on a course towards physical and emotional disaster.Can Teagan overcome her discoveries and continue her life with Bartholomew? Or will she have no alternative but to walk away from the man she loves?
236 pages, Paperback
Published April 12, 2020
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L.T. Kelly
8 books53 followersL.T. Kelly was born and bred in Birmingham, UK but has settled for a quieter existence in a hamlet in Lincolnshire.
A self-confessed lover of all things romantic, she penned her first two adult romance vampire novels in 2013 having just left behind a Royal Air Force career.
L.T. Kelly now works in the legal side of mental health alongside her passion for creating steamy stories, hoping to drag her readers away from the mundane that real life often brings.
She is hopelessly in love with her children, boyfriend and wine, not necessarily in that order.
A self-confessed lover of all things romantic, she penned her first two adult romance vampire novels in 2013 having just left behind a Royal Air Force career.
L.T. Kelly now works in the legal side of mental health alongside her passion for creating steamy stories, hoping to drag her readers away from the mundane that real life often brings.
She is hopelessly in love with her children, boyfriend and wine, not necessarily in that order.
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May 13, 2020
There is so much going on in this book, it kind of felt like going back to book 1 of the series :)
*spoiler alert*
Continuing from where we left her, Teagan is getting married, and the world is finally going her way. But then trouble starts to boil as of chapter 1 because, well, it's kind of hard to have a wedding without the bridegroom ^^; So now it's up to Teagan to go look for him, but all she really finds in a ton of secrets, disappointments, hurt, and a happy-go-lucky two old men who i really enjoyed. The big disappointment is that Teagan didn't seem to have matured at all. I mean, sure, she did show some bravery and she did save the life of a precious teenage girl, but her efforts were overshadowed by how whiny and self-centered she acts. Also, she gave up too quickly and went back home where she drowned in sorrow, and alcohol. If it wasn't for everyone else who picked up the fight for her, the story would have ended up pretty badly.
The fight scenes were exceptionally good. But the loss of a character (not gonna say who) who suffered so much in this book was more than tragic. It was unfair. hurtful. And a true scar on the story-line :_(
*spoiler alert*
Continuing from where we left her, Teagan is getting married, and the world is finally going her way. But then trouble starts to boil as of chapter 1 because, well, it's kind of hard to have a wedding without the bridegroom ^^; So now it's up to Teagan to go look for him, but all she really finds in a ton of secrets, disappointments, hurt, and a happy-go-lucky two old men who i really enjoyed. The big disappointment is that Teagan didn't seem to have matured at all. I mean, sure, she did show some bravery and she did save the life of a precious teenage girl, but her efforts were overshadowed by how whiny and self-centered she acts. Also, she gave up too quickly and went back home where she drowned in sorrow, and alcohol. If it wasn't for everyone else who picked up the fight for her, the story would have ended up pretty badly.
The fight scenes were exceptionally good. But the loss of a character (not gonna say who) who suffered so much in this book was more than tragic. It was unfair. hurtful. And a true scar on the story-line :_(
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