Betrayed: A Cyn and Raphael Novella

This fast paced and smooth flowing plot captivates readers with suspense and passion. The well written scenes and details bring the story to life by capturing the imagination and the strong compelling characters continue to charm and enthrall the readers into joining them in their alliances and romances. Raphael and Cyn’s passion still blazes out of control with fiery sex scenes that scorch the reader with red hot intensity, but Raphael still has a lot to learn when it comes to his Cyn. Being the most powerful vampire makes Raphael a little bit of a control freak - ok so a lot – as he thinks he knows what’s best this keeps the sparks flying in their relationship because Cyn in no wallflower, trust me. This quick and fascinating glimpse into the happenings around Cyn and Raphael keeps the readers on their toes because there is never a dull moment with all the sparks, passion and thrilling action from the excitement of enemies and assassins and of course there are plenty of good guys available for some sexy fantasies and I can’t wait to read the next one.

Raphael and Cyn are at Raphael’s home in Grand Junction, Colorado when a failed assassination attempt on Raphael begins the story. Cyn is immediately on high alert and wants the heads of every human and vampire involved. Raphael is planning a coup of his own, without Cyn’s knowledge, to draw out the shooter and end this once and for all. After the trap is sprung and Raphael is left bloodied, Cyn finds it hard to come to terms with which betrayal is worse, the vampire behind the assassination or Raphael’s. What an action-packed novella! So many things happen in this story that set many things into motion. We see a little more of Lucas in this book. The charming Irishman and Vampire Lord of the Plains is on the brink of war with Klemens, Vampire Lord of the Midwest. Klemens believes that Raphael will aide Lucas in the war so Raphael and Lucas assume that Klemens is behind the assassination attempt. That may not be the case since the novella ends with Lucas gathering warriors to go after the “traitor.” The novella is a perfect segue from Duncan’s book to Lucas’s. I can’t wait to dive in!

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