The Dark In Her Veins By M. K. Lobb
Rating: 5 stars
Adult - Spice: Enemies and Lovers, Forbidden Romance
Genre: Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Horror, Romance
Tags: Dark, Assassins, Sinners, Immortals, Book Review
Divine Villains Book 1
Talin has been the Prophet’s sinner for years filling her veins with Bloodrot. But after a chance encounter with the Warden she must find a way to save herself. Thinking on her feet she comes up with a plan but if it goes wrong she will end up dead. The only problem is that she’s beginning to hope that all will go to plan. Will she be able to survive this before the Bloodrot?
This is the first book in the Divine Villains series. Talin is deadly and smart, able to see that she has stepped into danger. Gabriel has a dark fascination with Talin and seems to want too keep her alive. Slade is even darker and wanting to play both in wits and in the dark. The chemistry through out this book almost has you feeling like you are going through the edging yourself. This world is a dark noir setting, with the sickness of Bloodrot for those who sin. The darker the Bloodrot that can cause you to loose your mind to the disease. This is one of those books that will keep you on the edge of your seat. I loved reading this book and can’t wait to read the next book in the series.
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“Nothing is sacred for those willing to pay the price…
In Valestadt, everything has a price. Sin leaves its mark in the form of the Bloodrot, a slow-creeping disease that leads to madness, then death. The rich outsource their violence. The poor sell theirs and suffer the cost.
Talin Keller is a sinner. Employed by the holiest man in the city, the Prophet, she stains her hands so his can stay clean. But with her Bloodrot rapidly advancing, Talin knows her next job could be her last.
Then a new assignment puts Talin on a collision course with the Warden, a shadowy figure whose name is spoken like a warning. If she can get close, she can trade his life for her own freedom—and escape the death her sins have promised. That is, if she can stay steady on the knife's edge.
Because Talin is dangerously drawn to the Warden. He is sharp, cruel, and whatever blazes in him sparks against every dark part of her. If she isn't careful, her plans will burn.
As savior and sinner tangle, Talin uncovers a conspiracy tied to the past she thought dead. And in Valestadt, where sin is currency, she'll have to decide what she's willing to pay to survive.”
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