
Find Max.
That’s all Layla cares about. Not healing from the Fomore attack. Not finding answers to how she survived a fall that nearly killed her. Nothing will stop her. She will find him. She’ll even pair up with an overbearing Fallen Angel who’s hell bent on making everything harder than it needs to be if she has to.
Protect Layla.
For Max, nothing else matters. Not the bruises covering his body. Not the pain radiating from his broken bones. Not even his hands tied behind his back. He will find a way to save Layla, and the Fomore will pay if they’ve hurt her.
Every. Single. One of them.
In the second installment of The Fire Born trilogy, a new breed of villain looms—one Layla and Max will never suspect, and this killer has nothing to lose. Better yet, with Max and Layla’s deaths, victory is in the grip of the enemy.
Will Max and Layla find each other in time, or is it already too late for them both?
Well? What do you think? Doesn’t it look like a good series to read?
Then look no farther and go read Laney McMann’s Fire Born series!
The Fire Born series is a trilogy that already has two books out.
The latest novel would be Torn which is book 2 of the Fire Born series.
Before you read Torn though, I recommend you read the first book Tied because otherwise you won’t have any idea of what’s going on.
So if you haven’t read Tied I recommend you to get it and start reading it.
Torn picks up right where Tied left off a which was a jaw dropping moment that left me dying to get my hands on Torn. This latest book was an excellent continuation of the Fire Born series and it’s exactly like the blurb says with Layla searching for Max. There were things in Tied that left me confused and wanting answers but luckily in Torn, I was able to get some answers and boy, they weren’t what I was expecting. Especially some answers that have to do with our two main characters, Layla and Max.
I don’t want to give much away because it’ll spoil the fun of reading Torn but will I leave you with this spoil that Torn ends in another cliffhanger that’s worse than the cliffhanger in Tied. So if you’re willing to wait for book 3 or don’t care about cliffhangers then go ahead and read it. I ‘ll be reading some other book to get my mind of the waiting.
* I received Torn from NetGalley in return for an honest review.*