Bound to the Shadows - Keri Arthur

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                                               Bound to Shadows (Riley Jensen, Guardian, Book 8)


Review : Bound to the Shadows - Keri Arthur -2009

The 8th Book in The Rilley Jenson Series - Bound To Shadows was all about Rileys decisions to try and do what's right in the end but as we all know Riley always ends up being dealt Fate's hilarious card . Nothing ever seems to go right , Investigating a series of Beheading's, Riley ends up being drawn to a Vampire feeding bar owned by Dante Starke. Their she is confronted with her wolf -soul mate who unfortunately neither of them want to be each others and Riley is happily in love with her Vampire Boyfriend Quinn , though her mate on the other hand Kye - will not stop at anything including hurting and threatening those close to her , to get Riley to see that he is hers and will always be in the end. As with many adult vampire/werewolf books , this book is full of raw and intense emotions and lots and lots of those sexual and erotic scenes tension and non. Keep an eye out for the next book in the series : Destiny Kills.



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