Bound
Release Date: 10/19/15
Summary from Goodreads:
Bound by Vengeance.
Sadie has found the resolve to fight the man who caused so much pain in her life. Her tentative alliance with the HCA underground gives her the resources to train both her body and Talent for when she comes face to face with her grandfather.
Bound by Loss.
Being separated from her friends at St Vincent’s is harder than she could have ever realized and it doesn’t help that Kian has withdrawn from her as well. With help from a new friend, Sadie uncovers more about her past and that someone close to her has been keeping secrets from Sadie her entire life.
Bound by Fear.
Tragedy strikes close to home, giving a longstanding enemy, one desperate and willing to do anything to have Sadie on their side, an opportunity to arise. Allies and friends come together to stand against evil, but at a terrible cost. Sadie’s history and future collide while the world is thrown into chaos.
Sadie must overcome or forever be Bound.
Sadie has found the resolve to fight the man who caused so much pain in her life. Her tentative alliance with the HCA underground gives her the resources to train both her body and Talent for when she comes face to face with her grandfather.
Bound by Loss.
Being separated from her friends at St Vincent’s is harder than she could have ever realized and it doesn’t help that Kian has withdrawn from her as well. With help from a new friend, Sadie uncovers more about her past and that someone close to her has been keeping secrets from Sadie her entire life.
Bound by Fear.
Tragedy strikes close to home, giving a longstanding enemy, one desperate and willing to do anything to have Sadie on their side, an opportunity to arise. Allies and friends come together to stand against evil, but at a terrible cost. Sadie’s history and future collide while the world is thrown into chaos.
Sadie must overcome or forever be Bound.

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Excerpt:
Book One:
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Excerpt:
We
rode in companionable silence until the streets around me grew familiar. I sat
forward, watching houses, parks, and churches that I knew better than any other
buildings pass by. The neighborhood hadn’t changed much in the past two months,
but looked different to me because I was different. I noticed businesses with
anti-Caelian signs out front and my heart broke at how segregated my community
had become in my absence. Kian turned off the main street and my eyes widened
as I realized where we were heading.
“No
way,” I exclaimed, bouncing a little in my seat and turning to look at Kian.
Kian
chuckled and nodded. I couldn’t help but release a little squeal of excitement
with his confirmation.
“What?”
Luca asked. He looked a little scared at my girly outburst and I laughed at his
shocked expression. Luca had never seen any other side of me than the focused
anger when training, or the cautious friendliness I showed at any other time.
“Kian
is taking me home, Luca! I get to see…” I stopped talking when the gates of St.
Vincent’s came into view. Their looming presence filled me with comfort and
excitement at the same time. My friends were behind those walls and I couldn’t
wait to hug each one.
We
pulled up in front of the doors and before I could step foot on the concrete
driveway, I heard a familiar squeal. Rebecca was running toward me with Madison
and John following behind at a normal pace, holding hands. Without regard to
how I would look to the two men behind me, I took off toward my friend. We
clashed together in a tangle of arms.
Book One:
(cover linked to Goodreads)
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