Bound and Unbound: A paranormal novella duology
Ali Hazelwood
by Caroline Peckham
The gods play havoc with our souls.
Callie:
I’m torn in two. The mark of the gods has bound me to my mortal enemy, and not even the most desperate yearnings of my heart can break this tie. Between the slayer’s vow and the cruel tricks of Idun, my free will has been stolen from me. All I can hope for now, is that my sister and I can find a path to salvation, but it feels as though we’re walking a path to our ruin instead.
Montana: I made my choice, and there’s no turning back. The world has finally offered me the liberty I craved, so why does my heart keep begging me to return to the monster I left behind? I sense a danger brewing on the horizon, something coming this way that we can’t escape. And even as my thoughts settle on a faraway land where we can leave our hellish past behind for good, I fear it won’t be that easy. The games of the gods have only just begun.
This is a dark, fantasy romance series by the authors of Zodiac Academy with all the enemies to lovers vibes–don’t go expecting a sweet vampire with sparkling skin and a tendency to watch you sleeping. These vampires are savage and bloodthirsty, and the slayer who hunts them will stab first and ask questions later.
This war-torn fantasy world is a brutal bich and only those 18+ have a chance at surviving the darkness lurking in the audio. There’s no well-meaning vampires snacking on Bambies instead of babies, and if they get their teeth into you, you’ll be damn lucky to escape with your life and panties intact. So grab hold of your slayer blade (wooden stakes have too many splinters) and get ready to defy the gods, because this is going to be one helluva ride
March 9, 2024
.. and their cliffhangers! They leave me ravenous for more yet always leave me full of angst with their notorious cliffhangers! Eagerly awaiting the next book in this remade series. The characters feel real. The storyline sucks you in. The alpha-hole men make you want to scream in frustration and moan with need from page to page. Those nasty, petty little gods! I hope they get their just desserts! These authors are very talented, but kind of evil. The worlds & characters they create are amazing...
December 3, 2024
If you have read the previous Age of Vampires books, just know that book4 is every bit as good as all the rest. Even so, in all honesty, the plot twist at the end is so predictable, it was kind of disappointing. In addition to that, i feel like it’s starting to get a little cliche (based on the plot twist at the end), considering literally almost every other vampire series has literally the exact same scene/event. Which, don’t get me wrong, that’s fine, because it was honestly bound to happen,...
April 22, 2024
Wrathful Mortals KU, $6.99, 371 pgs ****.* 4/22/24 Erik, Montana, Julius, Magnar, Callie & Fabian 4.5 stars. The two Gods, Idun and Andvari continued their cruel games with our MC’s forcing marriage and false connections to create more hate between them. Callie and Montana were kept away from Eric and Fabian, but their god created vows kept them all in turmoil. Callie continued her dream visions even with Fabian to try to find out who he really was before the curse of Andvari turned him into a...
May 19, 2024
What a way for the two sisters to be in a situation that they would be in where they are in opposite directions. How the Gods played havoc with their lives and not in a good way either. Eric, a Vampire who has a black soul that shines through with specks of gold that has love for Montana so deep as the ocean that he would do anything for her. And Magnar loves Callie, but his hate for the vampires overshadows his heart so much that he can’t see how it will cost him until it’s too late or is it?...
April 21, 2024
The first 3 books were amazing, all 5⭐️ reads for me. The one felt a lot like a filler book. The plot was really dead for most of the book. It was a lot of historical back story about Magnar and Erik’s rivalry. A lot was revealed, like the true extent of the Gods involvement, many pieces of the prophecy fell into place, and I think the book finally ended in a place where the two sides might team up against the Gods. But jeez it was just… uneventful in the present. Mostly the slayers hiding....
Ali Hazelwood
Sheila Masterson
Caroline Peckham
Caroline Peckham
Caroline Peckham
Caroline Peckham