4.5 of 5 stars

Harlow was attacked and scarred when she was thirteen by a band of viscous girls. Her father died and her mother abandoned her. She never really dealt with the trauma, just used the pain and fear to channel her 'Harpy's rage. She never wants to be hurt again and keeps everyone at a distance.

Ranger sees past Harlow's scar and attitude and knows she's his, but she's elusive and difficult to hold on to.

Harlow is determined to uncover the freaks enslaving women and finds herself in the worse possible situation. When a vision reveals her danger, Ranger leads the charge to bring her back home and help her heal her wounds. Now that he has her, he's never letting her go.

I liked these two, I would have loved even more time with them. Bold, gritty characters that are perfect for each other.

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