Entwined with you hardcover series#

Reese had learned that Elena, her roommate and closest friend at Dawson, was half Fae. SheвЂ™d needed the attention of some innocuous, nameless boy. The fraternity guyвЂ™s pickup line was pure cheese, but she hadnвЂ™t cared at the time. Here-вЂќ He handed her a shot glass of something purple while his gaze traveled down her body in the tight red dress her mother had picked out on their last shopping excursion. вЂњCan I get your picture? I want to prove to my friends that angels really exist. вЂњWhoa.вЂќ A handsome guy with dark hair and wearing a rugby shirt rubbed his eyes dramatically after Reese entered the fraternity house. It was the younger man beside him: the hot fraternity guy sheвЂ™d met at the party, before everything went blank. But that wasnвЂ™t what had her freaking out. The first man-handsome, middle-aged-studied her like she was some kind of insect. Her hands grew cold and her stomach rolled with nausea. Her breath sawed in and out of her chest. Two men entered the roomвЂ¦and last night-how wrong this situation was-came crashing down over her. She tried to rise to a sitting position, but her body wasnвЂ™t cooperating. The last thing she recalled was taking a shot of alcohol.ДЇootsteps sounded down a dimly lit hallway on her right and ReeseвЂ™s heartbeat picked up. Her roommate Elena had said she would meet her there, but Elena never showed.Д®ven more distressing, Reese couldnвЂ™t remember much after sheвЂ™d arrived at the party. But there was no way she was staying home the night of her eighteenth birthday. And, granted, it had been a stupid move to go alone. The last thing she remembered was going to the fraternity party by herself. Given the soreness in her hipbone and the right side of her face, anything was possible. She was sprawled in the center of the room like someone had dumped her there. Reese waited for the spinning to ease before attempting to push up to a sitting position. White wicker furniture with floral cushions surrounded her-definitely not a student dorm. She lifted her face off a wool rug that reeked of arthritic dog, and peered around the unfamiliar room. The inside of her mouth felt like cotton, and her head pounded so hard that white lights winked behind her eyelids with every heartbeat. Reese woke with the mother of all hangovers. *Each Halven Rising book features a unique set of characters and can be read as a standalone, but every novel is part of an overarching story that connects the series. вЂњGood plot, well-written, not a lot of distractions in the story. вЂњExcellent paranormal series!!вЂќ ~ Reviewer

Entwined with you hardcover series#

вЂњOMG!!! This series is so fresh, engaging, and filled with unbridled passion!!!вЂќ ~ Reviewer вЂњSpellbound from beginning to endвЂ¦вЂќ ~ Agents of Romance вЂњThis book was awesome! I picked it up and never put it down, staying up late to finish it.вЂќ ~ Dawn, Up вЂTil Dawn Book Blog The Fae realmвЂ™s battle for power forces Keen to make a choice: betray his people, or lose Reese forever.Д®XCERPT: вЂњThere are no rules when fighting Fae. And she wonders what else lies beneath the soldierвЂ™s hard exterior. She wonвЂ™t take the stereotype from the arrogant Fae too.Д«ut when her life is threatened, Reese sees a side of Keen that is protective and dangerously seductive. Her entire life, Reese has been pegged for a shallow, ditzy blond. He criticizes her clothing, wonвЂ™t answer a straight question, and is too handsome for her peace of mind. Keen wonвЂ™t add to the half-breed problem that threatens his peopleвЂ™s existence by giving in to his attraction to Reese. Betray his people, or lose her foreverвЂ¦ДЄ scourge on the Fae and on the magic passed down to them by angels millennia ago.