🚨🚨 ONE more day !!!!!
After witnessing that love could survive in our world, I wanted it. I craved it. All it took was one girl, an angel with shattered wings, to bring this monster to his knees. She’s everything I’ve ever wanted but didn’t believe I deserved. Now that I have her, I’ll never let her go.
She’s mine.
I told her she would beg to have my collar wrapped around her pretty little throat, but I was wrong. I would gladly be the one on my knees if it meant she would regain her ability to fly.
If loving her means my downfall, then I’ll willingly fall, on my knees at her feet, ruined and forever grateful.
Ronan and Mya’s story continues in Stolen Graves, and yes, Rae and Asher are back too.
Waiting for the release of 'Stolen Graves' had me completely hooked on Bree Jones’ storytelling style. The way she crafts characters with broken pasts yet hopeful futures truly resonates. Ronan, once a monster in his own right, finds himself humbled by Mya—an angel with shattered wings. This narrative beautifully portrays vulnerability and strength, making their journey deeply immersive. What I love most is the balance Bree strikes between raw emotion and intense passion. The dialogue is sharp, giving their relationship authenticity and making their banter feel alive and relatable. The chemistry between Ronan and Mya sizzles with a spice that enhances the overall narrative without overpowering the heartfelt moments. If you read 'Abducted Heart' first, as recommended, the emotional depth in 'Stolen Graves' feels all the more satisfying. It’s remarkable how Bree manages to deepen the characters’ backstories and evolve their relationships, keeping readers invested. Rae and Asher’s return adds an extra layer of intrigue and connection within this universe, creating a seamless continuation for fans. Truly, this story is about falling willingly despite the risks of heartbreak, illustrating the beauty and ruin love can bring. For anyone seeking a romance story full of redemption, passion, and soul-stirring characters, 'Stolen Graves' is a must-read.
