Title: Fae Crossed
Series: The Summoner’s Mark Series #2
Author’s Name: J. D. Blackrose
Publisher: Bell Bridge Books
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Page Count: 251 Pages
ISBN: 978-1610261753
Author or Book Website: N/A
Link to Amazon purchase page: Fae Crossed (The Summoner’s Mark): Blackrose, J. D.: Amazon.com: Books
Link to Goodreads: Fae Crossed (The Summoner’s Mark Book 2) by J.D. Blackrose | Goodreads
Release Date: N/A
How I Got the Book: Review Book
Summary of the Book:
My name is Rebecca Naomi Greenblatt, but my friends call me Becs. A birthmark on the inside of my wrist—the Kiss—marks me as a summoner, a person who can call forth entities of power, and negotiate with them on behalf of clients who need answers—or favors—from beings above their karmic pay grade.
But the only mark I’m worried about right now is the great big target on my back.
I got in deep with a demon and some fae folk, and now both Faerie and Hell are interested in me—a dangerous position for a mortal woman to be in. Meanwhile, the one person whose attention I do want, skipped town after a single night of passion. Asher might be sexy as sin, but he has his secrets. Just like me.
So now I’m stumbling along, doing my best to stay alive. Faerie and Hell have power and influence to spare. And what are my assets? A bartending job, a six-foot tall pink fairy friend, chardonnay-swilling dwarves…and oh, yeah, a meddling mobster who thinks he can control me.
As I dig into what’s going on, I find secrets on top of secrets. What does Faerie want with me? What does Hell want with Faerie? And what will they do to me when I finally find out the answers?
Because trust me, I will.
My Personal Review: I received a copy of this book for a fair and honest review. I am enjoying Becs more even when she is at her worse she still keeps herself going forward. She does have this thing where people like to walk out on her and she kind of has some family issues. Her guy walked out on her. She is getting some unwanted attention not only from demons but the King of the Fae as well. That is a lot on her shoulders, but she has answers and she will stop at nothing to get those answers.
My Rating of the Book: 4 Stars
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