Persecuting Adam

by J.M. Ralley

After everything they have been through, Abi and Adam are about to get married, but will the day go according to plan?
Abi's safety is paramount, but neither can prepare themselves for what is about to happen.

Michael's back. After failing to destroy Abi, he's changed his vendetta to Adam.

This time they have more to fight for. But the only way is for Abi to defeat Michael, once and for all. But does she have the power to take him on? Can she play him at his own game? Or will she lose everything, forever?

In this thrilling sequel to Persecuting Abi, follow their story as they fight to stay together. This psychological romantic suspense/thriller will keep you on your toes, until the very end.

Disclaimer - contains violence.

204 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 10, 2018

About the author

I wrote my first book for my GCSE English coursework. We had to write a children's book and after getting a glowing report, was picked to read it at the local nursey. I haven't written since, until now.

When not writing you'll find me at my day job, spending time with my pet rabbits, photography, crafting, walking/birdspotting and reading.

Reviews

[Ashy Khaira · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book followed where book 1 ended.Its so nice to see Adam and Abi happy together.Interesting things happen along the way.I keep wondering how Michael always knows where they are going to be,or finds out all that he does.The insight to his background and past is astounding and just makes me wonder if Michael has any mental issues and how he even got to be a cop in the first place.

I love how that Abi's and Adam's love for each other keeps them fighting to ensure each others survival no matter the cost.I still hate Michael but i am absolutely in love with the story.The ending was a surprise but it was a great ending.

[Mariel · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

This is another great book. The story follows on from book 1 finished. There is relevant background information given so could be used as a standalone. It concludes the series.

Again, readers should pay attention to the content warning. I found the violence too extreme in places, but this is the nature of the story so it is to be expected.

The book could do with a good editing-unfortunately the typos at times detract from the story. At times I also thought there was a lot of sympathy given to Abi and some more concern should have extended to Adam, particularly from his family.

[Debbie Loader · Rating 2 out of 5]

I bought book 2 because I wanted the answers that were missing from book 1.

The book is still quite raw.

First there are still the organisms spelling mistakes - yes I am grinding my teeth.
Second where Michael is retelling Abi's injuries there is no way she would of survived at all either the first, second or even the third assault.

How is Michael living/surviving, does he work, where ...... where does he live? For a homeless man he is awfully put together. How does he have access to these derelict secure buildings? But still be close enough to spy. Where was all the insider information coming from how did he pay for it?

There is promise in the story line but it needs developing.

[Samantha Holtsclaw · Rating 4 out of 5]

Persecuting Adam does a good job of picking up where the first left off. This time Adam has to endure torture at the hands of the sadistic Michael, and we also get more backstory about Michael's history with Abi. I really didn't like how far Michael went, but it makes sense since he seems to get off on being a sadist. I, unfortunately, had to take off a star for all of the grammar typos there were and the inaccurate slang that was used for the characters. This book does have a lot of potential and just needs more editing. Considering all this, I give it 4/5 stars.

[Candy Varty · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book was great, I enjoyed it very much and really wanted to choke the last breath out of Michael.
Abi & Adam have so many things against them, Its amazing they have not went completely insane. So much tragedy and heartache.

Another awesome book.

[Andrea Ralley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just as gripping and thrilling as Persecuting Abbie. Didn’t want to put it down. I was constantly on the edge of my seat wanting to know what happened next would Adam survive. I would definitely recommend this book well worth a read.

[J.M. Ralley]

This book has now been pulled from circulation temporarily while mistakes are fixed.