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The Unsaid Trilogy #3
Marked
Cameron Brown, Alex's son, is intent on avenging his father's death. His obsession with Captain Danny Lopez leads him into a career as a police detective working in Danny's precinct. Cameron didn't count on having doubts about his hatred of Danny, or the romance he would find with Emily, Danny and Amy's daughter. His sights are marked to destroy the Lopez family, but will love change his mind?
46 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 20, 2010
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March 5, 2011
My father’s eyes. The only thing he ever gave me.
He had the blood of a murderer flowing through his body and he often wondered if he too possessed murderous tendencies.
I’ll find out soon.
He strapped on his gun and walked out the door.
Cameron Brown is torn between avenging his father’s death and following his heart that beats beneath the life-long hatred for Danny and Amy Lopez. Cameron only met his father, the terrifying Alex Miller, once – and that was when Alex was in prison. Cameron cannot understand why he feels compelled to finish what Alex could not. Is it the only way Cameron can feel loved again since the loss of his mother?
In the third and final book of The Unsaid Trilogy, Marked, Sally Royer-Derr’s suspenseful tale promises more of the exciting twists readers enjoyed in the previous two volumes.
Conveniently, Cameron becomes a police officer and just as conveniently lands a job with the department where Danny Lopez works. Cameron can execute is plan by getting close enough to the Lopez family to destroy them. Until Emily Lopez, Amy’s daughter, ruins Cameron’s plans. And why is Marissa Blake, policewoman, so eager to help Cameron? Does Cameron share his father’s ability to overpower women and render them useful?
Unlike Alex, Cameron does not possess the same evil tendencies. Cameron knows he should, he must; hate the Lopez family with every ounce of his being. Cameron finds this difficult because he is actually falling in love with Emily. How can he hurt her and her family? How can he not?
Royer-Derr continues her story telling through her multi-dimensional characters and their strong loyalties. Each character must not only fight for what is right but must also decide whether the loyalties of the past are still important in the present.
Book blurb: Cameron Brown, Alex’s son, is intent on avenging his father’s death. His obsession with Captain Danny Lopez leads him into a career as a police detective working in Danny’s precinct. Cameron didn’t count on having doubts about his hatred of Danny. Or the romance he would find with Emily who is Danny and Amy’s daughter. His sights are marked to destroy the Lopez family, but will love change his mind?
He had the blood of a murderer flowing through his body and he often wondered if he too possessed murderous tendencies.
I’ll find out soon.
He strapped on his gun and walked out the door.
Cameron Brown is torn between avenging his father’s death and following his heart that beats beneath the life-long hatred for Danny and Amy Lopez. Cameron only met his father, the terrifying Alex Miller, once – and that was when Alex was in prison. Cameron cannot understand why he feels compelled to finish what Alex could not. Is it the only way Cameron can feel loved again since the loss of his mother?
In the third and final book of The Unsaid Trilogy, Marked, Sally Royer-Derr’s suspenseful tale promises more of the exciting twists readers enjoyed in the previous two volumes.
Conveniently, Cameron becomes a police officer and just as conveniently lands a job with the department where Danny Lopez works. Cameron can execute is plan by getting close enough to the Lopez family to destroy them. Until Emily Lopez, Amy’s daughter, ruins Cameron’s plans. And why is Marissa Blake, policewoman, so eager to help Cameron? Does Cameron share his father’s ability to overpower women and render them useful?
Unlike Alex, Cameron does not possess the same evil tendencies. Cameron knows he should, he must; hate the Lopez family with every ounce of his being. Cameron finds this difficult because he is actually falling in love with Emily. How can he hurt her and her family? How can he not?
Royer-Derr continues her story telling through her multi-dimensional characters and their strong loyalties. Each character must not only fight for what is right but must also decide whether the loyalties of the past are still important in the present.
Book blurb: Cameron Brown, Alex’s son, is intent on avenging his father’s death. His obsession with Captain Danny Lopez leads him into a career as a police detective working in Danny’s precinct. Cameron didn’t count on having doubts about his hatred of Danny. Or the romance he would find with Emily who is Danny and Amy’s daughter. His sights are marked to destroy the Lopez family, but will love change his mind?
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