Bulletproof Damsel

‘Bulletproof Damsel’ is book one in Amelia Hutchins’ Damsel series.

Prewarning; make sure there are no young ears or breakable objects around when reading this book, cause you are most likely to swear and curse or even throw things.

Remington Silversmith has been told her whole life to avoid the Van Helsing’s, they are families enemy. They are the ones that cursed her family that every time they she uses her magic is becomes accident prone and clumsy. Being a member of E.V.I.E where she is the weapons master, she has been able to prevent coming in contact with anyone that can recognise her as a Silversmith. When her mother doesn’t answer her calls she must come back home to find out what’s going on, but a lot of things have change in the 5 years she been gone.

If you are familiar with Ms Hutchins’ writing then you know she loves to write, alpha-hole males, bada** heroines, with twists, turns, suspense, down and gritty, hot and steamy, dark, emotional books. And this is no exception, in her true typical style we get all that and more. Another highly addictive read by Amelia Hutchins. Proving herself once again that she is the Queen of Paranormal.

Remi may be a little naive and young, but when she starts to get a handle on things watch out cause she is going to set the world on fire. Remi had no idea what she was walking into that first night and she has been playing catch up ever since.

Rhys Van Helsing, is a true broken and misunderstood alpha-hole which AH is famous for giving us readers. She knows how to write exceptional males that you love to hate, and Rhys isn’t going to be the exception. A devastating event, a grudge, a promise and punishment, these are probably the best words to describe the events that caused Rhys to be the way he is. He blames himself for the “event” that destroyed his family, his family and him hold a grudge against the Silversmiths for said event, he makes a promise to seek revenge, then punishes himself for guilt over the event.

Can’t wait for book two to be released as that ending was off the charts unexpected and a major cliffhanger.

”Are you ready to play, Love? I’ve been waiting to show you the real me.”

Loved it! Great storyline and well worth the read. Looking forward to the next edition.

The actual storyline was good but I scrolled past most of the content as I wondered if this was written for a horny teenage boy. The constant unrealistic smut talk was so extreme it’s became incredibly boring and seemed to have nil context anymore. Wouldn’t recommend or read again