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For over five hundred years, hellhound,
Risk Leidolf, has been collared and chained in service to
Lusse, a powerful, immortal and oftentimes cruel witch.
Unable to break the ropes that bind him to her, Risk has spent
his lifetime doing her dirty work. His current assignment is
to find and bring to her a certain witch so that she can in
turn take her power. When Risk comes into contact with said
witch, plans change because there is no way he is going to
turn over someone like Kara Stone to someone like Lusse,
especially when he finds out that Kara is a twin.
Kara Stone is looking for her twin sister
who disappeared days ago. Trying to get help at a bar she
knows her sister frequented, Kara runs into brick walls when
no one is willing to help her. Undaunted, she vows to
continue to look for Kelly, but her methods change just a bit
when she comes into contact with Risk Leidolf. Attracted to
him when she knows she shouldn’t be, Kara does the
unthinkable. She falls in love with Risk, not knowing exactly
what he is.
Coming to an agreement, things change
when Risk must come clean about his true hellhound status.
When Kara finds herself unable to trust Risk, she must resort
to desperate measures to find her sister. Measures that can
get her killed. Will Risk be able to save her or will the evil
Lusse win?
Oh what a tremendous read Unbound
was! The title alone was enough to make me want to
read it, and as I opened the pages, I settled in for a
pleasant read. Pleasant doesn’t even begin to describe the
utter amazement I experienced at the hands of author Lori
Devoti! Unbound knocked my socks off with its
complete and unrelenting plot. I love shape shifters, and
Risk was my first hellhound; for that alone I fell in love
with him. Despite the cruelty he faced at the hands of his
owner, he continued to search for ways to end his
imprisonment. His loyalty to and adoration of Kara was
written in such a way that I could feel the emotions pouring
out of him at the thought of his being unable to save her.
Lori Devoti has a new fan! Unbound
is now happily filed on my keeper shelf under “O” for
outstandingly wonderful! |