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People are dying and Ned Deklin thinks
he might be the one doing it. He just doesn’t remember
killing anyone. He’s a were and doesn’t remember things when
he changes. One of the men killed was Ned’s lover. Ned loved
Sam and still does. He couldn’t have killed him...could he?
Frank Endmon doesn’t have anything to
lose. He’s already dead. He knows because he doesn’t feel
anymore. He’s finished with love and need. Frank has been
hired to find out who is doing the killing. When Frank gets
Ned alone in his hotel room, Ned blurts out a confession.
But Frank invited Ned to his hotel for sex, not because he
believes Ned killed anyone. And on the plus side, Frank
doesn’t seem too surprised when Ned changes.
Maebelle’s speakeasy is the place to
be. But someone is threatening her life and her brother Sam
was one of the people killed. When she hires Frank, she has
hopes of getting him into her bed. Who knew she would end up
with so much more.
Ned has never been with a woman before
but he thinks Maebelle is the most beautiful woman he’s ever
known. But being with Mae and Frank is making it very hard
for Ned to keep his beast from making an appearance. Thank
goodness Frank takes control and slows them down. It’s the
best time the three have ever had and now Mae wants them
both to stay. Can she make them want it too?
On the night of the Topper’s Ball, Ned
figures out who is threatening Mae’s life but is he in time
to save her?
I loved the whole film noir feel of Carry On.
The dark atmosphere and suspense makes it like watching
Casablanca on a rainy afternoon....only with Rick, Ilsa
and Victor in a MUCH hotter relationship. The plot twist was
very nice and I really enjoyed it. There was always just a
glimpse of what’s around the corner without giving anything
away. The relationship between Frank and Ned and then Frank,
Ned and Mae explodes from the pages. Each has something to
deal with in order for them to work...but they think it’s
worth it. And in the end, it’s all about family...even if it
is unconventional. |