Her whole life, it had just been the two of them. Before her mother’s last breath, she gave Camille the information she had craved her entire life: the identity of her father. Daring to contact him, Camille was welcomed by an entire family she never knew existed. But nothing comes without a price, as she discovers when her family claims a legendary heritage tracing back to a Centaur touched by … Zeus.
As she learns the secrets of her Centaur bloodline, she is drawn into a forbidden love with Drake. Her family acknowledges her life may be the blood debt required to pay for her mother’s transgressions. The same person who once held her mother captive, and forced her into decades of hiding, now controls Camille. Her only chance is to seek a piece of her mother’s past that will win her freedom and the life she desperately desires.
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Well first off I certainly have a new author to follow. Second, I am kicking myself for waiting so long to read this book since I got it in 2014. Now having said that on to my critique.
Wow. I felt like Camille the entire time and could barely breathe. Makes one wonder if this will be the pace of the other books. If the rules aren’t enough to …
Blood Debt is ,for me, an amazingly refreshing and original paranormal romance novel, heavy on the Greek mythology. I have not read a lot about Centaurs, but I am blown away by how much I ended up loving this story by the time I was done. It kept getting better and better and by the end, I was so involved with the characters, that I was screaming …
Characters are well-drawn. It’s supernatural romance without shiny vampires. Not my cup of tea, but it does avoid the plot holes of shiny vampires. I did not enjoy the rather hackneyed plot: Girl finds that she is actually the long-hidden Heir to Empire, oh, and incidentally finds true love and even grows up somewhat. On the other hand, some …
This is the first book in a series which introduces a fun, interesting new world, which is the strength of the storyline.
Great book & Story so far Need the other 4 Parts
I’m not in the habit of reading books that do not have an ending. Good storyline but sadly this is a series.