Review: The Conclusion to Severed Angel
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
Carnal Desire continues the whole good vs. evil scenario that was developed in Book 1. Satan is hell bent on exacting his revenge on his twin, and he plans to use Eve as his pawn. Book 2 picks up right where Severed Angel left off – Eve returns home to England with Satan tailing her, and once Angel finds out his girl is in trouble, he follows soon after. The suspense builds as readers are left wondering if Satan’s game of cat and mouse will tear Gabe and Eve’s world apart before Gabe can profess his love to her. What follows is what nightmares are made of because as Satan grows more and more consumed with his need to destroy Angel and everyone and thing he loves, lives are lost; brothers are betrayed and fears are realized.But Book 2 is so much more than just Gabe and Eve’s story. Told in multiple point of views, readers are given insight into the man who stood by Eve’s side in Book 1 – Ink as well as a new friend for Eve and Ink’s love interest – Elle. Their story seems to balance out the violence, darkness, and devastation that Satan brings to the book, and while it’s not all wine and roses for Ink and Elle because Ink’s a complicated man who certainly knows how to mess up a situation, their dirty talk, banter, and off the charts chemistry lessen the fist clenched intensity of the main storyline.This text definitely takes a look at the darker side of the biker world. When a MC member goes rogue and threatens a brother, everyone rallies, but that means there’s more risk of loss, collateral damage and unfortunately betrayal. And with someone as crazy as Satan, even a lock down can’t prevent death from coming at some point.Carnal Desire is an intense ride. With its multiple storylines and perspectives, there's never a dull moment so hold on tight, keep your nerves as calm as you can, and anticipate a few bumps along the way as you maneuver through all the twists and turns K.T. Fisher and Ava Manello throw your way!A complimentary copy of the text was provided by the authors in exchange for an honest review.4 poison apples (The Fairest of All Book Reviews)