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are thrilled to celebrate DECEPTION by Senna Kincaid is NOW LIVE!!
TROPES.
๐ฅSingle Dad
๐ฅForced
Proximity
๐ฅRedemption
ABOUT
THE BOOK.
Not all villains deserve redemption.
When
Everleigh Bennet’s brother disappears without a trace in the wilderness of
Guyana, she goes on a trip to bring him back home. But instead of finding
answers, she gets caught up with the local cartel.
Out
of options and time, she finds solace in the most unlikely of places.
Lucius
Costa never thought he’d be capable of betraying his team. But to save his
daughter, he became the very thing he’d always despised: a traitor. Cast out,
he takes on an impossible mission that leads him back onto a dark path he
thought he’d never walk again.
But
when shy Everleigh bursts into his life, he knows in order to save her, he’ll
risk it all. Even if it means missing his one chance at redemption.
Note from the author: This is the second book in the
Locked Security Series and can be read as a standalone. There is no cheating
and the main couple gets their HEA in this book.
*Originally published under the pen name Sarah Peis.
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MY REVIEW.
4 Stars from Tiffany!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Really Liked it but…
In Deception, Senna Kincaid (or Sarah Peis in Goodreads), we meet Everleigh and Lucius. She is an accountant looking for her missing brother, alone in Guyana and he’s there with his own family problems to solve. Talk about a mismatch of a storyline, however the author made it work.
We start the book with Everleigh in the hospital and then travel two weeks earlier to find out how she ended up there. Kudos to her for traveling all the way to Guyana from San Diego by herself to search for her brother, Archer. Then again, I’m not sure she was well thought out. It was her and a local tour guide looking in the jungle for her brother and as fast as that, she was snatched up by the local cartel.
Lucius is involved with the local cartel and talk about a convoluted story. His plate is full and the last thing he needs is to try and protect the beautiful girl taken captive. I liked Lucius, he was a good guy gone bad, but trying to be good again, if that makes any sense. Everything he’s done up to now is for his daughter and in the end, he hopes his friends and family understand. Everleigh is an unwanted distraction, however one he’s developed feelings for in a record amount of time.
That was the problem I had with this storyline. As I’m not a fan of insta-love, the relationship between Everleigh and Lucius made zero sense to me. For him to constantly put himself at risk for somebody he met days earlier made no sense to me. That said, I still liked all the goings on around them, as in what is up with that brother of hers?? Now there is another part of the story, where either I’m missing something, or it needed to be fleshed out a bit better.
The book is well written and not overly steamy, which was fine for me because there was so much other stuff going on to keep track of. While it can be read as a stand alone with an epilogue to wrap things up, I feel like I would have enjoyed it more reading the first book to understand Lucius’s relationship with his past. Next book up is Everleigh’s best friend Thea and it seems like she’s got all kinds of stuff going on as well.
MEET SENNA KINCAID.
Come to the dark side, we have cookies
Books are my passion and I have always been an avid reader. Sneaking my mom’s romance books when I was too young to read them turned into a lifelong obsession.
And now I not only read kissing books, I also get to write them. Dark romance and romantic suspense have always been favourites of mine to read, and I hope you enjoy the worlds and characters in my books as much as I love creating them.
I currently live in a small town in Victoria, Australia, with the love of my life, our two little humans and two fur babies.
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