Twice Love Burned

The Bone Love Series, Book 2

By: Rhea Ryan

Narrated by: Caden Hart

This isn’t a regular love story, and it doesn’t have a happy ending.

My bond with my twin was impenetrable, until a blonde femme fatale walked into the party, capturing our attention and burying her way into our hearts.

As Olivia took control of our lives, the three of us forged an unconventional relationship that fooled everyone—including ourselves.

But it wasn’t meant to last.

One moment, one mistake, one bad decision, and my world shattered to pieces.

Olivia was never meant to be mine, and she never was, even though I was the last person to see her alive.

©2023 Rhea Ryan (P)2024 Rhea Ryan

Micah 🖤

If you have not read/listened to Pretty Little Island then whatever you do, do not read/listen toTwice Love Burned until you do. This book gives us more insight to the secrects held between Micah and Maison that London was trying to discover. The relationship between the twins and Olivia was messed up and ended in tragedy. Twice Love Burned is told from Micah's POV and was very much needed after Pretty Little Island. Can I also just say Caden as the narrator for Micha was amazing!

Just Wow!

This story isn't long but it's impact is huge!! Knowing the backstory with Olivia helped put so much of Book 1 into context.

Tragic Origin Story

This novella takes you into the origins story of the twin brothers in the first book. I am glad to have gotten the chance to peek inside the mind of one of the twins and find out how things played out in their past prior to book 1. It was insightful but carried just as much tragedy and devastation as book 1. But now you can feel how the pain that unfolded in this prequel bleeds into the rest of the series. Can’t wait for book 3!

The plot thickens…👀

This was such an amazing backstory to the events that lead up to the first book. You get further insight on Maison and not only his internal monologue, but his relationships with his twin brother and Olivia. Something that seems like a one off situation, turns into a long stream of messy decisions that seems like it’s unable to be stopped.

The back story.

So we hate her right? I loved hearing the backstory of the twins, and the dynamic that was created. We all agree right? We hate her.