Series & Title: Cards of Love: Judgment
Author: Jenika Snow
Publisher: Jenika Snow
Release Date: October 25, 2018
Genre: Contemporary, Explicit, Safe, Romance
Book Version: eBook
I would kill for her.
Harper
The night Arsen killed my father was the first time I realized the lengths he’d go to keep me safe. He might have done it to protect me, but he was still convicted and locked away for seven years. And for that entire time I waited for him, knowing that once he was released, things needed to be said, the truth needed to be spoken. And that day was today. I loved him, but the look he gave me, the possessiveness and pent-up arousal reflected in his eyes … had me realizing one thing. Now more than ever, he wouldn’t let me go.
Arsen
I went to prison for Harper, and I’d do it all over again to make sure she was safe. She was all I thought about the entire time I was behind bars, and it was her weekly visits that got me through the years, even if I tried pushing her away. But after seven years of being locked up, I was finally released … and I was going to make her mine.
Warning: This is a short, dirty story about a hero who will go to any lengths to make sure the woman he loves is safe. With darker undertones and graphic scenes, there may be material some readers find offensive.
Reader note: All of the books in the “Cards of Love” series are standalone. They are not connected in any way. The only thing they all have in common is a tarot card theme. That means you can read and enjoy any of them in any order! :)
What would you do for the one you love?
Would you follow them to hell and back?
Would you move heaven and earth?
Would you secret them away to safety?
Would you kill for them?
Arsen’s love for Harper is undeniable in his thoughts and actions. There’s a sincerity about him that emanates from the pages, and he isn’t just about possessing Harper physically. He wants all of her, and he’ll do what’s necessary to protect all of her.
His unspoken vow brings consequences they’re not prepared for. It leaves them alone in two worlds, existing for that “one day” they know will happen but when?
It’s seven years of waiting before they’re reunited without guards or plastic windows or chains. Freedom brings confessions and they’re quick to act on that love and desire knowing that they are it for one another.
This isn’t a complicated story. It isn’t riddled with angst. It isn’t thought provoking. It isn’t dark. It involves tragedy, a seemingly rash decision, and the consequences for acting on that decision. Like other books I’ve read by Ms. Snow before, it’s quick and to the point. One man, one woman, and an incredible need to belong to one another that’s heightened by possessiveness and love. Sex is imminent as is a happily every after.
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