Interdependence

by Dee Carney

Jonah Ballard has seven days to find a way to stop the possession trying to consume him or resign himself to preternaturally induced madness. His twin brother, Elijah, has no intention of letting that happen. Their father’s legacy has doomed them from a young age, but the brothers will have to trust each other as never before if they’re going to survive.

A chance meeting with emotionally ravaged Laurel Butler might provide the brothers part of the solution that they've been searching for. In the next seven days they have convince Laurel to take them into her bed, the first step toward the beginning of the end of their curse.

As the hours rush by, both old and newly formed wounds threaten to break the bond the trio is only now starting to forge. For how can a woman who has nothing to live for, who toys with death on a daily basis, and who doesn't know how to save herself, save them?

Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, cutting, menage (m/f/m).

Genres: Romance, Paranormal, Erotica

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First published June 1, 2010

About the author

Dee is a best-selling, award winning author of erotic romances in the urban fantasy, paranormal and contemporary genres. She also writes erotica under the pen name, Morgan Sierra.

Dee began writing short stories in middle school, but did not attempt completion of a novel until almost ten years later—which despite good intentions was never finished. Almost ten additional years later, she challenged herself to begin writing again, and the love for storytelling was rekindled.

Dee lives in Florida with her two dogs. When not writing, she is usually curled up on the couch with a good book!

Reviews

[Ebook Addict Reviews]

Ms. Carney’s Interdependence began great. I was hooked, perched at the edge of my seat, could not wait to turn to the next page. But somewhere in the middle it sort of fell flat. I felt that the author took a safe non-controversial path instead of giving us a stronger heroine. Overall, the story was intriguing in parts, but I was left disappointed with its direction in the end.

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[Rubi Jayne · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the story. I liked most of how it was told. Just after the halfway point, though, it started feeling forced. I can't pinpoint exactly why it felt that way, so maybe it was just me. The ending was what I expected but between the first time all three of them were together and the end it seemed like something in the story was off. Still, it was a good read.

[Emily Cale · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was the first of Dee's works that I read and my first menage. The writing is spectacular and the story is wonderful. I was drawn in and read the whole thing in one night. A must read.