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Passionate Retribution II
When ex-NYPD Detective turned Private Investigator Carly Edwards took on her ex-lover, Tyler Mathison as her partner four years ago, she never dreamed that she'd be the one investigating his murder. As the pain of his loss, fills her head, she finds herself trying to not only keep her personal life together, but keep her head on straight so she can focus on finding the new killer.
As she becomes encompassed by her own private pain, she learns that she not only has to deal with a murderer, but a stalker that won't let her be. As the past comes to the present and continues to haunt her, she needs to reevaluate
her life and the lives of the loved ones around her. As always, Carly is bent on revenge, but is it for her own piece of mind or the safety of those she loves the most.
As she becomes encompassed by her own private pain, she learns that she not only has to deal with a murderer, but a stalker that won't let her be. As the past comes to the present and continues to haunt her, she needs to reevaluate
her life and the lives of the loved ones around her. As always, Carly is bent on revenge, but is it for her own piece of mind or the safety of those she loves the most.
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First published November 1, 2014
About the author
Amy Shannon
100 books120 followersAmy Shannon (1972 - Present) is an American Storyteller, writer, poet, and blogger. Amy Shannon runs the book review blog "Amy's Bookshelf Reviews," which has become extremely popular for Indie authors and their books. She runs her own "author blog,".
Amy's Bookshelf Reviews has its own Goodreads page at "Amy's Bookshelf Reviews".
In 2004, Amy was a cancer survivor. In 2005, she survived a domestic violence assault, which resulted in her spouse going to prison, and lifelong migraine headaches. Amy doesn't let that get in the way of taking care of her four boys, who are very supportive of their family, and her passion. In 2015, Amy received her Bachelors of Arts in English, and in 2017, she received Masters of Arts in Adult Education and Training. In 2019, she received her MBA, and is a member of the National Leadership Honor Society.
All of Amy's stories are about inner strength, as sometimes no one realizes how strong they truly can be until they think they've reached their limit. Amy Shannon is the author of over 100 stories, with more than half as part of different series or sagas.
Amy is also the co-host on two podcasts, The After Show with McKensie Stewart & Amy Shannon and After The After Show
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In 2004, Amy was a cancer survivor. In 2005, she survived a domestic violence assault, which resulted in her spouse going to prison, and lifelong migraine headaches. Amy doesn't let that get in the way of taking care of her four boys, who are very supportive of their family, and her passion. In 2015, Amy received her Bachelors of Arts in English, and in 2017, she received Masters of Arts in Adult Education and Training. In 2019, she received her MBA, and is a member of the National Leadership Honor Society.
All of Amy's stories are about inner strength, as sometimes no one realizes how strong they truly can be until they think they've reached their limit. Amy Shannon is the author of over 100 stories, with more than half as part of different series or sagas.
Amy is also the co-host on two podcasts, The After Show with McKensie Stewart & Amy Shannon and After The After Show
Follow Amy on Twitter here:
"Twitter"
Jet a note to her at: writeramyshannon@gmail.com
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href="http://writeramyshannon.wixsite.com/a... "author blog,"
Indie Authors can request reviews at Amy's Bookshelf Reviews at "Amy's Bookshelf Reviews"
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December 4, 2014
Once again we see all the characters we learned to love in the first book. The main character is an officer who has overcome some personal tragedies and stayed strong. In the beginning we open to find someone she deeply cared for has been taken from her, and she vows revenge.
This is the third book I have read by this author. Although I love crime dramas, this series seems more like a romance with a back drop of crime. Romance is not really my preferred genre. As for the writing and story, it flows well and the author does inject surprises into her work. I think one of my problems is that I personally do not like the main character. That is MY personal preference and others may connect well with her. She just seems to me to be a tramp who will sleep with anyone and needs a man to be whole. That in itself if the direct opposite of the strong woman the character is supposed to be. However, as I said, others may think her sexual freedom is strong.
The writing style is good and it flows well. There are few to no errors and the book does stand alone although part of a series. If you have not read the author's Prowl, be sure to read that one. If you enjoy this book, you will enjoy that one as well.
This is the third book I have read by this author. Although I love crime dramas, this series seems more like a romance with a back drop of crime. Romance is not really my preferred genre. As for the writing and story, it flows well and the author does inject surprises into her work. I think one of my problems is that I personally do not like the main character. That is MY personal preference and others may connect well with her. She just seems to me to be a tramp who will sleep with anyone and needs a man to be whole. That in itself if the direct opposite of the strong woman the character is supposed to be. However, as I said, others may think her sexual freedom is strong.
The writing style is good and it flows well. There are few to no errors and the book does stand alone although part of a series. If you have not read the author's Prowl, be sure to read that one. If you enjoy this book, you will enjoy that one as well.
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