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Forfeit Heart
Cordelia Bach didn't know what she had until it was gone - a real passion for Zachary Kemper. Too bad Zach had been just another mark assigned to her by the mysterious Alexander Mannheim. Now he's gone forever. Disappeared.
Realizing that her current relationship is going nowhere, Cordie decides to split with Ron. In order to do so she'll have to return to Alexander for another assignment. Another mark. And Cordie will have to confront her demons in the process.
Realizing that her current relationship is going nowhere, Cordie decides to split with Ron. In order to do so she'll have to return to Alexander for another assignment. Another mark. And Cordie will have to confront her demons in the process.
84 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2008
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Brett Williams
365 books61 followersA writer of fast-paced, nail-biting suspense, Brett Williams pulls no punches. Read him if you dare!
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March 7, 2010
Forfeit Heart, though a little rough around the edges, is a quick read. Though not one of his better written stories, it definitely stands in the category of a Brett Williams original.
A story about an assassin of sorts, who falls for a mark, it tells the tale of a woman who must face her demons—in every sense of the word—in order to reclaim the man she so desperately wants in her life. But will her efforts be worth it in the end? (HA! No spoilers from me!)
Because of the short length of the story, Forfeit Heart is a decent read despite the grammar and wording problems. The story grabbed me from the start and carried me through to the end. If the story was written more like Brett Williams writes now, I’d definitely give it higher marks.
If you are a story snob, and only interested in “a finely crafted tool of the trade” no matter how boring it may be, move along. BUT… if you can overlook a few wayward writing errors in order to enjoy a good story, I definitely recommend this one.
A story about an assassin of sorts, who falls for a mark, it tells the tale of a woman who must face her demons—in every sense of the word—in order to reclaim the man she so desperately wants in her life. But will her efforts be worth it in the end? (HA! No spoilers from me!)
Because of the short length of the story, Forfeit Heart is a decent read despite the grammar and wording problems. The story grabbed me from the start and carried me through to the end. If the story was written more like Brett Williams writes now, I’d definitely give it higher marks.
If you are a story snob, and only interested in “a finely crafted tool of the trade” no matter how boring it may be, move along. BUT… if you can overlook a few wayward writing errors in order to enjoy a good story, I definitely recommend this one.
March 8, 2010
A different slant on love and romance. A good book for the strong independent woman.
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