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    Savage Chains: Captured (#1)

    By Caris Roane

    3.5/5

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    About this ebook

    After spending centuries as a vampire sex slave, Reyes has one mission: to bring down the organization that nearly destroyed him.

    To do that, he must pose as a sadistic buyer in this dark world of owners and masters. It's the only way to infiltrate the inner circle and destroy them from the inside out. But it means becoming what he hates most.

    His mission becomes infinitely harder when he sees the prize attraction at a slave auction: Angelica, the woman who stole his heart before he left her behind.

    Against his better judgment, he buys her in order to save her. But now the woman who holds his heart despises him, believing he's one of the slavers he's out to destroy. Can he tell his beautiful captive the truth and risk everything?

    Savage Chains: Captured is the first intoxicating installment in the Savage Chains novella trilogy from New York Times bestselling author Caris Roane.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateMay 27, 2014
    ISBN9781466832923
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    Savage Chains: Captured (#1)
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    Caris Roane

    Caris Roane has had a longtime love affair with vampires and now writes in the paranormal genre. Her Guardians of Ascension series is set in a unique vampire world based on ascending dimensional earths, and the sixth book, Gates of Rapture, will be released in 2012. Caris lives in Phoenix, Arizona, with her two cats, Sebastien and Gizzy.

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    • 3/5
      Disappointed in this one. I've read Caris Roane books before and this one just felt thrown together. Reyes was supposed to be this big, bad, alpha vampire but he just didn't live up to how he was described throughout the story. However, this book still earns at least a 3 star rating because Caris is an amazing romance writer and I like the concept. Perhaps the other books in the series will redeem this one.