The End of Games

by Sophie Starr

Overview

Twelve years ago, Evie Evans left behind a dangerous job to be a full-time mother and wife.
Suddenly widowed and left to raise her children alone, Evie hopes she’s prepared for anything the world might toss at her.
But there’s no way to prepare for what comes next.

See you at Christmas!
The words still burn a hole in Evie's mind.
Not that she has time to think about them.
What with the world ending, as always, and school starting back up.
But when Evie and the team stumble upon something no one expected, she and Servario are reunited much sooner than anticipated.
Only the reunion is not the one they had planned.
Once again, she finds herself in the arms of the bad guy and making alliances with the wrong side.

Betrayed by her husband.
Sold by the government.
Owned by a mortal enemy.
Underestimated by everyone.
It's been one hell of a month for Evie Evans.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045312929
Publisher:	Tara Brown
Publication date:	09/12/2013
Series:	The Burrow , #2
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	539 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Sophie Starr came to life when a young 16 year old girl wandered into the library searching for an Anne Rice novel. The card catalogue, because it was the dark ages, had given a pen name for Anne Rice but the book was hard to find.
Nowhere on the shelves amongst Anne Rice's other books was the one the girl sought.
So she examined the card better, seeing the book was in a different section, the romance section.
The girl discovered The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty by A. N. Roquelaure, the one she was seeking, amongst the other romance novels.
It didn't look like Anne's other books.
It wasn't large.
It wasn't thick.
The cover wasn't impressive.
It was small and simple and yet there was something intriguing about the art on the cover.
So she carried it up to the librarian and checked it out. The librarian gave her quite the look when she walked out with the small book in hand.
That night she cracked the book, unaware that every single thing in her world was about to shift.
The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty might as well have been called The Ruin of Innocence.

But what an end.
And what a beginning for a young mind.

Anne Rice is a genius and Sophie's hero in many respects. She freed a small part of Sophie that night. That's what fantasy does for us, isn't it? It frees us so we might try something new, even if just by reading it.

Welcome to the twisted world of Sophie Starr!
We hope you like it dark