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    Saved: The United Series, #3

    By David Michael

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    Her twenty-first birthday rang in the first day of the humid New Orleans summer and Aziza was hell-bent on making the most of it.

    A tall, dark and Creole hunk of a man named Landon walked into the waiting room, something about him rocked her to the core. She knew he was going to be an integral part of her summer.

    When two strangers, Ardra and Kaiser, manage to make a place for themselves with her reclusive grandmother, she can't shake the feeling that their arrival signals the beginning of something terrible.

    The unseen threat manifests itself in her dreams and she begins to spiral out of control. Having driven away her family and friends, she turns to Landon, Ardra and Kaiser for help only to find out that none of them are quite what they seem.

    The battle between Light and Dark has reached a tipping point and the gates of Hell are crumbling. Aziza must find a way to stop the Darkness from spilling over into our world before the scales tip any further and the war destroys us all.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Michael
    Release dateJun 21, 2014
    ISBN9781500219802
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      REVIEW: I was a little put off by the mindset of the main character. His view on women in the service was too inflexible. The plight of human slavery in modern times was handled well. I still enjoyed the story of who saved whom.DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: "Growing up I had dreams that one day I'd fall in love, get married and start a family. Then one night I was taken. But I survived, I escaped and I was saved. Eric didn't see me as damaged. He didn't see my baby as a monster. He protected me, he kept me safe ... he saved me.”