But in my opinion that is the best part of these dark characters, is falling in love with them anyway, against the odds.
It felt like the Author was too worried about what we might think of him. And I would have rather just read about his darkness then trying to squeeze in a redeeming quality that isn't really believable. Then at the same time he is okay with using Emily and hurting her. more but claimed to be against women being raped. Possible Spoilers below.I found it odd that Aaron was morally okay with killing. But I have to admit I felt a bit conflicted about it. I really like captive stories, so that's why I chose this one. She deserves her life far more than I deserve mine." If you like dark books, this series is a must read. She is light while I am darkness, she is raw beauty and so blessedly pure while I am nothing more than a poison to humanity. "I will not let Madeleine's life slip away in order to save mine. Aaron, though a cold hearted murderer, he still won my heart. "I find it ironic that your name is Hope.especially considering that you have none.Review 1: Oh my lord. As Xander enslaves Hope to break her down completely, he learns that in the two years since Joseph Carmichael's death, dissension still exists within The Estate. Willing to do whatever is necessary, Xander gives in to darkness in order to force information out of Hope. Ever loyal and protective, Xander Black's sole objective is to defend Aaron and Maddy. Caught in her attempt, Hope is captured by Aaron's top guard in an effort to discover who sent her.
READING ORDER: Joseph Fallen - Prequel Madeleine Abducted - Book One Hope Restrained - Book Two She was meant to be his assassin A forced player in a rivalry within The Estate Yet her loyalty was to no person but herself When Hope is taken captive by Xander Black She becomes the one thing that can ensure Aaron's reign Raised within a rival crime network, Hope Delacroix wanted nothing to do with The Estate.Ī fierce warrior, Hope is given no choice but to kill Aaron Carmichael.
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