Entered in the Alien Bride Lottery by Margo Bond Collins

Those sparks inevitably lead to them bumping uglies, despite themselves. He’s British and very proper, Rowan is not and when they meet sparks fly. The new Scion, Clive, is 500 years old and was born a vampire. He has got a ruthless grip on business for the Vampire Nation. She has returned to a new Scion who has taken a very deadly broom to the vampires left to him. Rowan covers Las Vegas and is returning after an absence of 8 months, during which she was being questioned by a series of tribunals and committees after killing the previous Scion of Las Vegas. I love the idea of checks and balances between humanity and vampires. Hunters like Rowan are the blades that execute the vampires that go rogue. There is a careful treaty between vampires and hunters, where punishments are laid out on both sides and tribunals govern over disputes of actions taken by both parties. She was just a teenager and ran to Brigid’s Motherhouse for safety and became a hunter of vampires for revenge and in service once more the unaware human population. Then she found out that her foster father had her parents killed. Raised from infancy by the First vampire she was taught with ruthless efficiency to be a perfect weapon and servant. She is the vessel for the goddess Brigid, and as such serves during rituals and blessings. Rowan is a woman who has given her life up to the service of others. Then again, maybe this is his shot at redemption.Īnd maybe it’s my chance to truly live again.I really love the main female character in this book, Rowan Summerthwaite. I want nothing to do with him-but he is determined to see me married off to him. I saw how he acted during last year’s Bride Games. Then I find out I’ve been matched to the biggest alpha-hole I’ve ever met.

So when Hannah is chosen in the Lottery, I take her place. Not since my fiancé died in the car wreck that changed my life forever-over a year ago, on the morning of our wedding day.

I, on the other hand, have nothing left to live for. But she’s got her whole life in front of her. Yeah, sure, she’s 21, old enough for her name to be drawn in The Alien Bride Lottery. But I would do anything to save my sister. I didn’t want to compete in the Alien Bride Games. Volunteer for the Alien Bride Lottery (Khanavai Warrior Bride Games #5) by Margo Bond Collins – Free eBooks Download

Entered in the Alien Bride Lottery by Margo Bond Collins