They are subtle in their dark badassery and I appreciate that. The female characters here are strong and fierce without being obnoxious.

I pretty much have loved all the female characters in TW’s books that I’ve read, and that, unfortunately, is pretty rare for me. I love knowing what I know now about Sadie after having glimpsed her in Born, Darkly.

I loved the ending of this series, particularly how London was briefly mentioned. By the second book, I started losing interest a bit, but by the third book, my interest spiked again. One of the best things that TW does is dig deeply into the dark minds and Avery and Quinn are much more “normal” than the previous characters of hers that I read. In fact, Avery and Quinn were almost a little too “light” for me (which isn’t saying much, trust me) in comparison to Sadie/Colton and London/Grayson (Darkly, Madly Duet).

The physical and ebooks give you little breaks if the darkness is a little too much for you all in one sitting. This series, like With Visions of Red, works as a series or as a completed book. I read the first book in this series as an eBook, then went back and reread it when the audiobook was released, since the audiobook version of this series combines all three books into one. Quinn and Avery are no Colton and Sadie, but I enjoyed diving back into the world of Broken Bonds. Trisha Wolfe Is The Best Writer In This Genre! Avery forces him to acknowledge his darker desires, tempting his control - which weakens with every second he spends with the feisty ME as they hunt down the perpetrator threatening to tear them apart. Against his uncompromising logic, Quinn can’t deny his feelings. As the clock ticks, Quinn will stop at nothing to protect her, refusing to let Avery become a victim again. Time almost took Avery from him once before. Is this new player linked to the Bathory murders, or is it another copycat? When lead medical examiner Avery Johnson careens toward a dangerous path, she pulls the unwitting detective into a dark web of deception and lust, triggered by a spree of recent killings. Only now his world is swirling with a murky gray that threatens to devour him.

Quinn has always viewed the law in black and white. Not only does he loathe his uncertainty, he’s torn between doing his job and protecting his team.īurying himself in cases no longer works. The Arlington Slasher case is closed, the UNSUB no longer a threat - but Quinn can’t quiet the suspicion he harbors toward his partner and the young, attractive ME.

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