VBT# Songbird - Jaymin Eve

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Review: Songbird - Book #1 Sinclair Story Series - Jaymin Eve - July 2014

Growing up Melodee Lee had nothing normal about her family and childhood as her parents were assassins who had Melodee so they could have the perfect family cover story. After they were killed on one of their missions, she bounced from foster home to foster home and then eventually struck out on her own and discovered the world of underground fighting where she became nothing less than the best fighter they ever had and due to her small size people were always underestimating her abilities. Needing a change of scenery, Melodee heads to a small college town and rents an apartment. This is where she meets college student Doug who one night offers her a ride home to their apartment block. This ride is cut short when tragedy strikes and two cars collide killing Doug and the female in the other car instantly. Getting out of the car Melodee goes to inspect the other car when she discovers a baby in the back. Soon Melodee and baby are rescued by Doug's friend Nick Sinclair. As the novel goes along we discover that Nick's family are quite wealthy and though they are estranged from the parents , Nick and his three brothers are quite close. During the stay, the baby gets a new name Jewel and Melodee can't seem to part with her and there's something about Melodee that has captured Nick's heart. Have Melodee and Nick finally met their counterparts who can handle the baggage of the past that each one brings to the table ? Can they make a family for little baby Jewel ? Also a blast from Melodee's past comes reeling and will she be able to handle the truth when it's revealed ? 
Find out all this and more in Songbird by Jaymin Eve.  Songbird is not only a Cage Fighter novel but also has a touch of Edginess and Suspense to the story.




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