The Watcher (Crossing Realms Book 2) by Rebecca E. Neely

Author:Rebecca E. Neely [Neely, Rebecca E.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781682912775
Publisher: Soul Mate Publishing, LLC
Published: 2016-11-29T16:00:00+00:00

“Meda.” Dev maintained a low voice. “I’m trying to give you an out. Take the out.”

“No,” she said stubbornly. Hadn’t she done that for the last three years? By hiding at MJ’s, by distancing herself from everyone? It was time to take a stand. For herself. For what she’d lost, yet discovered. For what she could give.

And because I’m falling for him.

Zane interjected, Dev shook his head, and they continued arguing. But Meda didn’t even hear them.

Her heartbeat soared, then plummeted as the realization struck her. It wasn’t a good idea, she’d said, to get involved with him. What a grievous, foolish understatement. She was undeniably involved with him, and had been since the minute he’d crossed realms.

Dev raised his voice to make a point, oblivious to her plight. Zane and Saxon chimed in.

A parade of red flags marched through her brain. Everything about Dev Geary was dangerous, from his line of work to his reckless M.O., to his smile. And he could very well be a danger to himself. The vengeance she’d seen in his eyes, when he’d tried to go after the Betrayer at the motel, despite being too weak to stand, haunted her. Was he doing his job as a Keeper or exacting revenge? She understood all too well what it meant, felt like. To be consumed. And to be saved.

The question remained, would he let that need overtake him? She thought briefly of the conditions given to him by the Watchers. She doubted even those mysterious edicts would govern him. He was a risk taker, and he wanted revenge—a bad combination by anyone’s standards.

Her ability helped her to know who she could trust, who she couldn’t. Since she got no impressions from Dev, he’d forced her to rely on her gut. Something she hadn’t done for far too long. Placing her trust in Dev was dangerous.

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