Blasphemous (Torn, #3)

Blasphemous (Torn, #3)

by Pamela Ann

2013
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Warning: This contains explicit sexual content, adult language and situation intended for MATURE readers only. If you haven’t experienced obliterating, complex-borderline-mental, transcendent kind of love—to the point of desperation—then this novel isn’t for you.

Will they survive the tsunami of trials heading their way?

+ Bass Cole + Emma Anderson + Carter Mason +

expLosive.

scOrching.

graVitating.

intEnse.

Emma was beyond glad to escape back to Aspasia and be with Bass again. After a disastrous weekend spent in London—turned into twisted mess after Carter’s persistent, over-bearing and unfaltering dedication to get her back—it seemed that the soccer-stud, Carter Mason was finally standing ground and started to fight for the woman he loves.

Suddenly, Emma found herself in a limbo when Bass started pressing for answers to questions she wasn’t ready to face herself. Little did she know that things were about to shift, testing her limits as she fights her way out of the clustered mess she got herself into.

Bass Cole only wanted a several things from Emma:
Loyalty. Honesty. Trust. Love.
What happens if none of these apply?

Emotions ran deep as revelations started to unfold—piece by piece.

Fear. Doubts. Secrets. Heartaches and the merry-go-round carnival of angst continue.

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