Bound
by passion, she was powerless to resist.
The
Silver Chain is the first in the sexy, passionate and addictive
Unbreakable Trilogy by Primula Bond.
One
dark evening in London, photographer Serena Folkes is indulging her
impulsive side with a night-time shoot. But someone is watching her –
mysterious entrepreneur Gustav Levi. Serena doesn’t know it yet,
but this handsome stranger will change her life forever…
Serena
is fascinated by Gustav, the enigmatic owner of the Levi Gallery, and
she soon feels an irresistible pull of attraction. The interest is
mutual, and Gustav promises to launch Serena’s photographic career
at his gallery, but only if Serena agrees to become his exclusive
companion.
To
mark their agreement, Gustav gives Serena a bracelet to wear at all
times. Attached to it is a silver chain of which he is the keeper.
With the chain Gustav controls Serena physically and symbolically –
a sign that she is under his power.
As
their passionate relationship intensifies, Gustav’s hold on the
silver chain grows stronger. But will Gustav’s dark past tear them
apart?
A
seductive and beautifully written novel perfect for fans of erotic
romance.
This book left me confused quite a bit. There were some parts of
it where I believed that I understood what was going on exactly, but
then there were the other parts where I was left wondering what the
heck I had started reading.
Things I DID enjoy about this book:
- I enjoyed how Serena knew what she wanted out of life and
she went about doing what her dreams were. She didn’t let anyone
hold her back, not even her first love.
- The way that Serena was able to explain the different
photographs that she had taken, it was explained in a way that it
was easy for me to follow.
- The secrets that Gustav seems to have. That adds more to his
mystery.
- The way that the story seemed to carry along all together.
It seemed to have a great flow.
Things I did NOT enjoy about this book:
- The author seemed to have an obsession with the characters
teeth. When you read this story you will understand what I mean.
- I am still left confused as to if Gustav is actually a
vampire or if Serena has an obsession with vampires to the point
where she believes that Gustav is one.
- There were some parts of the story that just seemed to be
drawn out further than they needed to be.
- I don’t completely understand the whole concept of the
silver chain, wouldn’t it be obvious to others around them that
she was wearing it and it was attached to him?
All in all, I thought that this was a pretty decent read. I am
unsure if I will read the next book in the series or not. I suppose
it will just depend on what others who have read it say.
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