Oh, you’re still here? Strange! Well stranger things have happened lately, I’ll tell you all about that later, but since you are, you might as well spend some more time here, and listen/read while I rant. I’m just trying to say “GO READ BORN, DARKLY IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY!”Īaand there goes my voice.
Yes, we have mushrooms in India, and no I did not eat any funky fungi. Why are you being so weird today? Did you eat some funky mushroom? Wait a minute, do those even grow in India? God people these days *cue dramatic eyeroll*. Which means it’s not an epilogue tale written for the sole purpose of an HEA. This is the second installment of a DUET, which means the story continues into this one. Is this the epilogue tale where H&h live happily ever after? Can I read this book before reading Born, Darkly? I know what you want to know though, and before I start off with my ranting I tend to call a review, let me answer those: But that’s not to say this book did not give another layer to an already deeply layered story. And if you read my review for Born, Darkly, then you know that I already did before even starting this. Warning: This review/rant is a bit weird now that I read it, but I promise- no spoilers.ĭo NOT ask me if I love this book. Are they partners, lovers, or enemies? One final trap will reveal all. London Noble probes deep into the mind of the killer she’s fallen for, searching for answers, as a copycat killer threatens their unity.
A buried past is unearthed, and Grayson Sullivan-AKA The Angel of Maine-retaliates against the system who made him, deploying psychological warfare on the woman who initially set him free.
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