
author: Jamie Begley
series: Road to Salvation: A Last Rider's Trilogy #3
published: 30 March 2021
publisher: Young Ink Press
genre(s): romance
pages: 598
source: client
format: eARC
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the blurb
Have you ever wondered: if soulmates were meant to be together for eternity, then why do they have to search for each other over and over?
Reaper didn’t think it was possible to be deceived by anything, or anyone, after the hell he had gone through. Ginny had proven him wrong. Not only wasn’t she the woman he believed her to be, but she had also sacrificed herself to pay for his crimes. The only part of finding out who Ginny was that didn’t surprise him was that she was a thief. He already knew that—she had been stealing bits and pieces of his soul since he’d met her. And not only had Ginny wrecked the peace he had promised himself, but she also turned his life in a tailspin as he fought to keep her safe from an enemy from her past.
Ginny didn’t think it was possible to love Gavin more than she already did. He proved her wrong. The only problem was … who was going to protect her from Reaper? Every part of her being loved Gavin, yet it was Reaper who was turning her life in a tailspin. Determined to claim her soul while refusing to relinquish his, Ginny found herself engaged in a battle of wills that she was willing to fight to win until death.
The battle between soulmates is never a pretty thing. In battles, there are always winners and losers. Ginny and Reaper are going to have to decide if the price of winning the battle is worth the cost or lose the ultimate prize—eternity.
my review
The entire plot of the book was just bizarre. There were plot holes that a truck could have been ridden through. There were entire chapters that just felt like repetitions, or completely unnecessary. The bones were there for interesting obstacles, but they were always overcome so quickly and too easily, which left me rolling my eyes. There was just so much that could have been… and wasn’t.
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