Reviving Izabel (In the Company of Killers, #2)

by J.A. Redmerski

“I am not in love with her,” I clarify. “She is just important to me.” “Maybe not,” he says and starts to head toward the kitchen, “but it appears that love and attachment both carry the same consequences, my friend.”

“You’re sleeping with an assassin, running for your life every single day from men who want to kill you and you’re convinced you’re going to die of discomfort.” He laughs again and it makes me smile.

The first kill is always the trigger, the instant in one’s life when everything changes, when a person’s character takes on a new, darker form.