Desperation - Book Two
Rannigan's Redemption Series
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4.1 • 34 Ratings
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- $2.99
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
Michael Rannigan is running rogue. Since Maggie’s abrupt departure from the law firm of Murphy, Rannigan, & Metheny, he’s been in a tailspin. As he limps along in the new normal, he misses her more than he ever imagined.
Maggie misses Michael as well. But she makes the best of her new job at the District Attorney’s office. Occasionally they cross paths in court, each assessing the other. Like Michael, she finds herself making questionable personal choices.
When opportunity knocks for Michael he leaps at it, maybe as much to avoid Maggie’s absence as anything else. The fact that his decision impacts everyone else at the firm doesn’t slow him down at all.
Then comes news that shakes him to his core. Now that he’s burned all his bridges, who will be there to help him pick up the pieces?
This is the second book in the Rannigan's Redemption Series by Pandora Spocks.
Customer Reviews
Desperation Book 2
Great prelude to book 3. Shocking. Witty. Great read.
Nope
I remember reading a review made by another reader on the iBooks platform (by a completely different author), I was looking to download. The review basically said “do yourself a favor, save the $3 and just imagine the way you want the story to play out because that’s better than reading this book.” I caught myself thinking that several times while reading this book. Read my previous review of Book 1 (temptation), the same skipping of time without explanation, jumping from one character’s POV to the next in the same paragraph, the same negatives still exist. The same good things also exist ; I’m invested in the characters and they are super likable!
Without trying to spoil anything for someone, I understand why there was a need to introduce a “new character” and “suspense” due to illness but I don’t want that…. Not in a “oh it didn’t turn out how I want” way, but in a “what else could you possibly put into a book to get more readers/money by making this “series” last forever for no reason” kind of way. The book is okay, but not enough to split into 3.