Then at sixteen, I switch to a traditional bow and arrow when hunting with my father because the sound of the shotgun obscured my other senses too much, and I want to be able to focus on hearing while I perfect my shot. This had both English and Spanish of the "title" and "edition" as well as some descriptions on the back.

Arrows and Apologies was my first book of the month, my forty-eighth book in total, and my fifth book from Sav R. I appreciate it when authors correctly market their books, so we need to take a moment for Miller here. I could have loved it, given how much I loved Alastair and his beautiful, dirty mouth and how much he revered Cora. They don’t strip bare in an alley and spread their delicious thighs, and they certainly don’t ask the monster to fuck them. His PI hates her guts, and he tries to make life miserable for her, but she doesn’t confide in Alastair despite him showing over and over that he won’t put up with bullshit where she’s concerned.I wish Sav would’ve worked on this more because truthfully I feel like this book was rushed and the pacing and poor developing of the plot shows it😐. But if I tell him, I’ll endanger him far more than he is in general because the Delos officers weren’t investigating large-scale corruption.

She didn't expect her new boss to be the hot, British stranger she hooked up with the night before her interview, or for him to be so brazen with his desires.Okay apart from him eating her out on her period which honestly i didn't give a fuck about later, the book actually was nice. the marshal being written as one of the main mlm characters and being the villian is weird to me idk.

Some people, though, never say anything new or different, so making sentences becomes less about the accuracy and more about context. Now, that's okay since it's not marketed as such, however, I did have high hopes for the end of this series given how strong the first 2 books were.I get her connection to the dog, but I quickly became irritated with how many scenes the dog had to be in. This book is said to be inspired by Apollo and Daphne, but I didn't see any resemblance to the mythology anywhere.