My e-Literate Obsession: April 2015

Meet Me In The Dark (A Dark Suspense) by JA Huss

Publication Date: April 15, 2015

Contemporary Romantic Suspense

He’s empty, inhuman, dishonest, and cruel.

She’s never wanted anyone more.

Sydney has lived in fear for eight years after freelance assassin, Merc, failed to rescue her from a

cultlike militia group. Left in the hands of a sadistic man, she did whatever it took to survive. But

Merc’s last words gave her hope. Hope he’d be back to finish the job.

After Merc is betrayed by her father, Sydney becomes his target. He wields sex, drugs, lies, and

love like weapons. Merc knows just what to do with a fearful girl like Sydney. He’s in control.

He’s always in control.

But Sydney Channing is not what she appears. And Merc’s only redeeming act—the very one that

made Sydney’s life a living hell—might just be his worst mistake yet.

WARNING: Meet Me In The Dark is a STANDALONE, nontraditional, DARK ,CAPTIVE

ROMANTIC SUSPENSE. It is not intended for sensitive readers.

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BOOK TRAILER:

REVIEW: How to even begin to tell you how deep my love runs for this book? It was beyond anything I have read in the psychological aspect. It messed with my head completely. I knew Merc was dangerous, deadly; a man you don't want to 'Meet in the Dark'...typically. He has always been an intriguing character for me with the small glimpses we have gotten. Maybe it was his darkness. That mystique of the unknown. Whatever the Case, pun intended, I fell straight down the rabbit hole. Up was down, down was up...Merc and Sydney have to be two of the most complex characters in JA's library to date. They were the perfect match up to go head to head.

I don't want to go into details or recap the book synopsis really. This is a book you MUST go in blind. Just know that it will push your boundaries both emotionally and mentally. It isn't a typical love story BUT it is indeed a story of love, sacrifice and redemption. Of salvation through forgiveness. By and far my favorite book this year! Phenomenal!

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EXCERPT: I think this is it for me. “What?” Case is next to me. I’m in bed with him. I can feel his bare chest up against my feverish back. His arms tighten around me as he repositions. I want to open my eyes and see if we’re in the crow’s nest room or some other room, but I can’t quite do that yet. “Sydney?” I hope we’re in the crow’s nest. And it’s daylight still, so maybe I only lost a few hours? I really like it up here. It feels good to be tall, looking down on things, instead of small, always looking up. It feels like a watchtower. A place where you can see the bad shit coming from a distance and prepare. “Syd,” he says, a little softer now. “I didn’t want to drug you again, but you were hysterical. It was the only way I could calm you down. I won’t do it again, but I need you to help me out here. OK? Can you do that?” Help him out. I bet. I tuck my head into the soft pillow and will myself not to cry. “Just be someone else, you say?” I croak out the words. My mouth feels like it’s filled with cotton. How many times have I been drugged since he’s had me? “But all I’ve ever done is be someone else. I don’t even live in the real world anymore. I can’t imagine any more versions of myself, Case. I have tried so many times. I have lived in my head for days on end. I have refused to see the truth in hopes those memories would just fade away. I have been the good girl, the bad girl, the defiant girl, the sexy girl, the compliant girl. And it gets me nowhere.” I turn my body so I can see his face when I open my eyes. We are in the crow’s nest, and that just makes me sad. Because no matter how nice this place is, he’s still the guy who left me to die. And I don’t know what he’s doing right now. Or why he’s being nice. Or why I’m even still alive. But I know none of that is because he sees me. He doesn’t see me. He says I need to change into someone else. And that’s all they’ve ever told me. Change into someone else. Split me in half, that’s what they’ve done. But maybe it’s not just half. Maybe I’ve been quartered, like an elk when we hunt it down and kill it and then have to carry it back to camp in pieces. “I am not the rabbit.”

AUTHOR BIO:

JA Huss is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of more than twenty romances. She likes stories about family, loyalty, and extraordinary characters who struggle with basic human emotions while dealing with bigger than life problems. JA loves writing heroes who make you swoon, heroines who makes you jealous, and the perfect Happily Ever After ending.

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