Nevermore
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4.7 • 166 Ratings
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
***USA TODAY BESTSELLER & Earphones Award Winner***
Raven Black risks it all for loyalty and love in this stunning continuation in the USA Today bestselling Crossbreed series.
Raven returns to her childhood home to rebuild her severed relationship with her father. After a long year of capturing violent criminals and thwarting assassination plots, she could use a vacation.
But trouble is brewing on the home front. When Raven discovers her father is in financial peril, she's determined to set things right even if it means sacrificing her heart in the process. Meanwhile, her relationship with Christian is on shaky ground when a skeleton falls out of his closet. Will they be able to leave the past behind, or is the trust between them dead and buried?
When the bonds of love are put to the test, only the courageous will prevail.
Customer Reviews
Loved it!
I fall more in love with the Keystone series with each book I read. We see more of a persons past and how it relates to who they are and how they interact with others. Keep them coming!
Lover and Family
Awesome book! I give this book 10 stars! Raven and Christian have come to a barrier in their relationship. He wasn't completely honest with her and therefore she is leaving and going home. Her relationship with her father, Crush is good and they will share many things but he is hiding a secret. Raven will see some old friends and become reacquainted with them. As her father's secret comes out many things will happen and there are twists to the plot. Lenore , a vampire , shows up and throws a few wrenches in their relationship but in the long run love will conquer all!
Hunter is changing in his relationship with his father. He is an interesting character!
An excellent book and series which I highly recommend!
Where is the series going?
Nevermore is the sixth book in the Crossbreed series. The story has a different theme by introducing familial bonds and a different kind of trouble. Old enemies make an appearance and will likely play an important part in future stories. The question of Christian and Raven’s relationship status is resolved. The only gripe I have is there seems to be a lack of series direction/ overall plot theme, which started with book 5.