Blood and Chaos by S.M. Soto
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Recommendation
This is the second book in this series. Deception & Chaos left us with so many questions unanswered and Blood & Chaos picks right up in the chaos! Creed and Sophia find themselves in a mess and the story follows Creeds journey through the hell they are now living. I couldn’t believe the backstory behind Creed, and how he came to be the way he is. I loved how Sophia’s well being is what drives him, no matter what the consequences are. His adoration for her exudes off the pages. There is an abundance of turmoil in their lives and he fights for her survival like no other Alpha I have ever read. I need book 3 ASAP!!!
Excerpts
Grasping her face in my hands, I kiss her, I kiss her like my life depends on it. I kiss her like a man starved. I kiss her like a man in love.
Creed suddenly swoops down, his mouth slamming over mine in a kiss that draws out a moan that he swallows up easily. The fire in my veins heats, pulsing through me with each beat of my erratic heart. Hiss kiss grows soft, gently gliding over mine. When he pulls away, it's with a heavy-lidded gaze and I can't help the way my legs tremble beneath me, threatening to give out.
His cock hits something deep inside me that has me writhing and seeing stars. When I feel his thumb rubbing purposeful circles over my clit, I lose it. I meet his thrusts and fuck from the bottom. The sound of our wet flesh slapping echoes around the room.
"Fuck, Sophia," he growls.
Publisher synopsis
We thought the games were over, but they've only just begun…
She was the puppet.
He pulled the strings.
Now the death toll is rising, what could this mean?
It was all a game.
Of feelings.
Of pain.
Death is just an illusion, or so they say.
She was just a pawn on a piece of his demented board. But there's only one question left to settle the score…Can dead people really stay dead?
Review published February 11, 2019