Slaying The Dragon
Deception Duet #2
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4.5 • 28 Ratings
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- £3.49
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- £3.49
Publisher Description
I should have resisted him, but I was too weak to fight the devil himself.
And Tyler Burnham is the devil.
He used me.
He lied to me.
But he loved me. And he still does.
Mackenzie Delano never wants to hear the name Tyler Burnham again.
Never wants to feel her soul ignite from his simple touch.
Never wants to be reminded of how foolish she was to let him into her life and her heart.
Unfortunately, it’s not as simple as she wishes. Not when he managed to do the one thing she never thought possible…
He taught her how to love again.
Except none of it was real.
Or so she thinks...
Tyler Burnham thought he experienced loss and heartache before, but that was nothing compared to the excruciating pain consuming him every minute of every day since he watched Mackenzie walk out of his life.
As he tries to make peace with the role he played in betraying her trust, he tries to find a way to prove that his feelings for her are true.
That the love they shared is real.
That he would walk through fire to keep her at his side.
That he would sacrifice it all...his career, his fortune, his life...to protect her.
That he would gladly slay the dragons that have tormented her for too long now.
As he digs deeper into the conspiracy surrounding her father and the tangled web of secrets unravels, he realizes he may just have to.
Slaying the Dragon is the jaw-dropping conclusion to T.K. Leigh's Deception Duet, part of the Beautiful Mess Series. Grab your copy today.
Customer Reviews
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So this is a tense book. Good plot a few twists and turns and some occasionally sad moments. The second was definitely better than the first although they both had that awful trait to them where it gets overly cheesy and repetitive, in terms of when either character are thinking about or sharing their feelings of each other. I was starting to cringe a lot and skip verses because they were taking up way too many pages when we had already heard it all and really the selling point of this duet was the great big mystery and it was good. FYI I know its imagination and all that but come on, once her dad started talking about what had happened in Liberia and we found out everything else did you think any reader could overlook the glaringly obvious fact that mackenzies dad should've known who was behind it straight away given that he said himself he was there? The guy was his teammate he would've recognised his face and voice how has it took 16 years to come together?(eye roll) Anyway, I would have liked a follow up book for Jenna or something that gives you a glimpse of her life, because in the first book apparently it couldn't be clearer that 'you know who' really was in love with her so I would've liked closure in that. Also I haven't read the series with Alexander and Olivia so would've liked melanies death explained too, I doubt that any woman would accept a vague answer to that question no matter how they felt let alone someone like Mackenzie yet it never got mentioned again. Overall a decent read