Title: Awakened
Series:Few Are Angels Book #2
Author: Inger Iversen
Blurb:
What must he overcome to protect her?
With no clue of what to do next and the responsibility of looking after Alex and Mia as promised, Kale is up to his ears in problems and no solutions. How will Kale save Ella, keep Alex and Mia safe, control Jace as well as control the Bloodlust that creeps beneath the surface waiting to be released? Will Kale be Ella’s savior or will he convict her to a fate worse than the one Laurent has already promised her?
What truths will she learn?
Ella knows that the choices she makes affects not only her but everyone else around her, but what about the choices made to find her? Ella learns the truth about the death of her parents, learns that the ones she thought she could trust aren’t so trustworthy after all.
How will Ella handle these betrayals, and will she be able to sacrifice what is necessary to obtain eternal life?
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About the Author:
Inger Iversen lives in Virginia Beach with her tree-hugging boyfriend Joshua and her overweight lap cat Max. When not reading or writing she spends her time watching reruns of True Blood or killing zombies in Call Of Duty.
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Excerpt:
“How are you?” she asked, her voice strained and low. She avoided my eyes and looked to Deacon for comfort. He approached the cell, eyeing me suspiciously. I nodded to let him know that it was all right, and he placed his large hand on Ella’s shoulder and squeezed. Jealousy roared inside me that he was able to touch her and comfort her while I was locked in this cell.
“I’m fine. It’s you I’m worried about.”
“I’m okay. It’s just—” Ella drew closer to my cell, and I retreated further inside. Disappointment flared in her eyes; I ignored it. This was for the best. “I just got a little emotional when Deacon told me that you would see me finally.”
“I’m sorry.”
“No, you’re not,” she insisted, to my surprise. “You and Alex have that in common. You aren’t sorry for doing what you think is right, even if it hurts my feelings.” She unwrapped her arms from around herself and placed a hand on her hip.
“How do we get you better, so you can get out of this—” —she gestured to the cell bars and frowned— “cell and back into my life?” Her smile was forced, so she finally knew the severity of the situation.
“Saving me isn’t worth your life, Ella, and it could come to that.” I realized how harsh my words were only after I’d said them.
Ella’s stunned expression changed to annoyance. “Are you saying that this isn’t worth fighting for?”
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