RELEASE BLITZ with REVIEW: His by Natasha Knight & A. Zavarelli

Dear book-lovers,

Welcome to release blitz organized by Give Me Books Promotions for a dark mafia romance – His (Ties That Bind #2) by Natasha Knight & A. Zavarelli. This blitz includes some details about both books and authors, and a review. So, here is the book of the day 😊

Title: His
Author: Natasha Knight & A. Zavarelli
Series: Ties That Bind #2
Genre: Dark Mafia Romance
Release date: April 21st 2020

Synopsis

I’ve been in hiding for four years. On the run from the man in whose bed I once slept.

I saw something I shouldn’t have seen.

Took something I shouldn’t have taken.

And he’s just found me.

But it’s not just my safety I have to worry about. I have a little boy. His little boy. The secret baby of a Russian mobster.

He told me in no uncertain terms that I’m his. That we would be a family.

But his uncle still wants me dead and I know the man who’s been hunting me is the only one who can keep us safe.

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Also Available

Mine (Ties That Bind #1) by Natasha Knight & A. Zavarelli

Purchasing links: AMAZON US / AMAZON UK / AMAZON CA / AMAZON AU / APPLE BOOKS / KOBO / B&N

You can read couple of teasers and my review for Mine – here

AUTHOR BIOS

USA Today bestselling author of contemporary romance, Natasha Knight specializes in dark, tortured heroes. Happily-Ever-Afters are almost always guaranteed, but she likes to put her characters through hell to get them there. She’s evil like that.

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A. Zavarelli is a USA Today and Amazon bestselling author.

She likes all things chocolate, books that come with warnings, and putting her characters through hell. Her tales have been known to flirt with darkness and sometimes court it unabashedly altogether. Revenge themes and tortured souls are her favorites to write and this gives her an excuse to watch bizarre and twisted documentaries in her spare time.

She currently lives in the Northwest with her lumberjack and an entire brood of fur babies.

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Review

Title: His
Author: Natasha Knight & A. Zavarelli
Series: Ties That Bind #2
Genre: Dark Mafia Romance
Publication 2020
Source: eARC via Give Me Books Promotions
Rating: 4.25 Stars
Recommendation: Recommended for readers who enjoy dark mafia romance with morally questionable character actions or readers who are looking for a new suspense to read. Only for mature readers (18+) *Note. This cannot be read as a standalone, you should read the first book – His before reading this one.

My Thoughts

But when I glance at Kat riding shotgun beside me, I know that whatever comes next will be worth it.

I liked ‘Mine’, but I loved ‘His’ as it was way more nail-biting and emotional story compared to the first book. The story was dark, suspenseful and intense, but at the same time it was funny, sweet and entertaining.

Oh, there was blood and torture, action and blood-chilling turns, but also cute family moments and steamy scenes. In this book romance was sweeter and less dark than in the first book, but there was still some edge to it.

“I was sent to kill you,” I confirm. “But I didn’t. Because the moment I saw you again, I fucking knew, even before Josh, that you were meant to be mine.”

“How can I trust that?” she chokes out. “If you even considered it-“

“Because I would sooner put a bullet in my own head, Katya.”

I cared about Lev and Kat, I wanted to see them happily together, so I was emotionally invested in the story, so I never got bored. But their son was just adorable.

I liked the plot, characters and writing. There were some quite intruding things coming to light from the past with some buried secrets unearthed. But then came also the moment when my heart got wrecked and the world turned upside down. So at the end I felt it all amusement, fear, pain, heartbreak, happiness and more. *Note. This duet can be triggering to some readers.