Vampire Claire finds
herself caught in the middle between her Master, Parker, and her
Trigger, Andre. Little love is lost between the former friends, but
somehow Claire must build a bridge between them when they are sent to
Edgewood to settle their differences. The cost of her failure will be
deadly.
Deep in the cellars of Edgewood, a game of sexual bondage unleashes unexpected dangers, twisting open, loving Andre into a secretive virtuoso of manipulation. Is this just another part of the game, or is he losing his mind? Parker will take desperate steps to protect his apprentice, but he won’t be dragged into the game with them.
Can Parker set aside forty years of bitter rivalry, or will he sacrifice Andre to save Claire?
Deep in the cellars of Edgewood, a game of sexual bondage unleashes unexpected dangers, twisting open, loving Andre into a secretive virtuoso of manipulation. Is this just another part of the game, or is he losing his mind? Parker will take desperate steps to protect his apprentice, but he won’t be dragged into the game with them.
Can Parker set aside forty years of bitter rivalry, or will he sacrifice Andre to save Claire?
This book was much more in-depth and
interesting than the first book. It was
very chilling and frustrating at times for me as a reader since I wanted the
characters to realize what was happening.
This book kept me engaged throughout the entire novel and I was happy
that I was able to see more insight into both Parker and Andre’s
characters. Claire continued to amaze me
with her strength and loyalty. Her
loyalty sometimes worked against her but she always had her heart in the right
place.
The character I did not like in this
novel was their Circle Master, Oliver, he was just so conniving and cold. While I loved Claire’s role in this novel I
did not care for the ending. While the
main conflict of the novel was solved the relationship between Andre, Claire
and Parker seemed stable at best. This
seemed like a HFN ending and I am wondering if there is going to be another
book. I sure hope so because I feel like
after all these characters have gone through both together and separately they
really deserve their happily ever after.
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