Fate

A Trinity Novel, Book 5

By: Audrey Carlan

Narrated by: Alexander Cendese, Samantha Cook

Not many can say they were burned by fate. I'm the exception.

Scalded figuratively, emotionally, and physically...I have the scars running down my arm, ribs, and side to prove it.

The doctors have done what they can to heal me by smoothing the abraded skin using other parts of my body. But they can only do so much. Sometimes, what can't be seen can't be healed.

The fire that night took more than a pound of flesh. It obliterated my talent, beauty, and most importantly, seared the connection I had with the man I loved. Sure, it was me who pushed him away, but I had my reasons. I did what any woman would do in my situation. I gave up everything so that one day he'd find happiness and peace.

Now I've healed a bit on the outside, and on the inside, but I still crave the one I let go. To this day he looks at me with fire in his eyes, a heat so bright in his being he glows with it. I fear the light, the flames that could consume me whole. The problem now is, he's not mine anymore. I just may have waited too long to fight for him, for us, for a future together.

There's only one thing I can do. Let fate decide.

©2017 Waterhouse Press (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Love this author

Yeah, so... I'm now a fan girl of this author. I knew that Kat did not have an abusive past like the others but this author still found a way to add action and suspense to this novel. Her writing is pure genius and feeds all my indulgences of lust, love, romance, family, and suspense.

Sheer perfection!

Every emotion was there. I hurt, I got mad, I got happy and sad. I worried, plotted, rejoiced, mourned. I was fearful and angry. I plotted revenge and murder (thank God the author intervened with her words). I laughed and cried. I screamed and sighed. I wanted to throw a few punches and I wanted to hand out a lot of hugs. But best of all, my Body, Mind and Soul have healed.

THE PERFECT TRINITY SERIES ENDING

This series ended with the red tied bow it needed. Audrey Carlan did a great job with this one. The narration was decent, it's just the male narrator made the female's character's voice sound annoying. That's really the only flaw I see.