Review: Flatline - Cassia Brightmore

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Flatline (Trauma, #2)


Review: Flatline - Book #2 Trauma Series - Cassia Brightmore - September 2020

Needing something to keep my interest, I was scrolling through and came across the second book in Cassia Brightmore's series Trauma. I remember loving the first book when I read it and as soon as I opened this book, I was flooded back with the memories as the end of book #1 we saw Cian falling for Athena, Athena and her friend Sab being kidnapped, and then coming back to the hospital. Cian is a doctor who also kills once a month, he is a vigilante and takes out his frustration on those who have escaped the justice system. He does this as he can't kill those who murdered his wife and so he acts out his vengeance on others with his trusted elite team. At the beginning of this book, we read as Cian brings Athena into his trusted circle and makes her part of his ritual killings but when it looks like a mole is leaking his murders to the local news, all eyes land on Athena and we are left with a cliffhanger ending of Cian making Athena his next victim? This ending had me like NOOOOOOOOOOO !!!! as come on, is it that blinded by rage and revenge that he can't see without blinders that she loves him and would never freaking betray him, especially when she knows what he does, and Hello, if she was going to betray him - she would have gone to the police and not the news reporter. The ending of this book wants me now to hurry up and read Book #3 as we watch Cian's truth unravels in front of him, with or without Athena by his side.


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