Rebecca Clare Smith

Delivering Hope (Survival Trilogy, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"I could be more cooperative…" My eyes darkened. "If we made a deal."

Zander's gaze narrowed, but I didn't look over to him. Instead, I held Xanthia's calculating stare, feeling sure that if I turned away she'd strike.

"Let my brother go free & I'll give you all the blood you need. I'll be compliant. I won't even try to escape."

Endangered. Exhausted. Expecting.

Cadence Laurence has been through hell, & yet she's still come out kicking & screaming on the other side. Her lifelong enemy, her own personal demon, Maurice, is finally dead.

Once upon a time, this would have been the answer to all of her problems, but Xanthia, her once lover's ex, has kidnapped her brother, hoping to pump his blood for the cure that lies within.

Only, Cadence isn't about to let that happen without a fight. She's hot on their trail with Zander by her side. Reunited with her once lover, can she trust him or is he still working for Xanthia? & can Cadence finally defeat the Queen of the Wastelands to save her brother?

Or will this finally finish her off?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Katarr Kanticles Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Januar 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781524293185
• Artikelnr.: 44453038

Autorenporträt

Primarily a fantasy hound, Rebecca is an animal lover with a writing style that meanders between dystopian and urban. She lives by the seaside with her pragmatic other half and their cats in the lovely UK county of Yorkshire (where tea drinking is expected and dunking biscuits is mandatory).

A big fan of social media, chances are you'll catch her online at some point during the day where she is more than happy to add readers and writers as friends.

Her day job is friendlier than her plot lines might have you expect and her house is far less cluttered than her head, surprisingly. Occasionally she attempts to garden or clean, but is more often found with her face buried in new writing or the writing of others.