A Rebel's Heart
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4.1 • 8 Ratings
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
Widow and mother of five full grown males, Sarah Matthews lives the best she can—one day at a time. Now that her babies are having babies, she relishes in spoiling her grandkids. But her inner mountain lion is restless and Sarah can't shake the feeling something is lurking in the woods surrounding her home. The unease becomes a reality when a man she thought died with her mate five years ago comes back into her life with trouble on his heels.
Damian Palmer never considered revealing his existence to his best friend's widow. Hell he didn't know how she'd react to knowing that he was alive for the last five years while her human mate was dead. When he got word that Sarah has become Shield's—a human rebel organization set up to hunt and kill shapeshifters—next victim, he must go to her and uphold his best friend's dying wish to keep Sarah safe.
Buried pain, old lies, and dangerous secrets aren't enough to keep the sparks from flying as they try to survive a new threat against their race.
Customer Reviews
Honest review
H/h- Damian and Sarah
POV- 3rd person
Genre- Paranormal Romance
Length- Novella
Heat level- medium-high
Standalone?- N
Cliffhanger?- N
HEA/HFN- Y
Triggers- violence, explicit erotic content
Tropes- Shifters, Friends to Lovers, Midlife Romance
What I liked- feeling of family, world building, HEA
What I didn’t like- the book could have used more character development. I don’t know what the heroine is like beyond her love of family, her grief for her late mate, and her attraction to Damian, really. But not bad for a novella.
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Sarah and Damien
Sarah’s chosen mate was killed in a rogue attack they had a good life and her sons. Her fated mate was in a car accident and killed but Damien she thought died with Walt was still alive. Damien was her third chance and her second fated mate then found out who killed Walt and tried to kill her. Good book!.
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