Deadly Designs: Book 2 of Design Series

by Dale Mayer

Overview

Drawing is her world...but when she's banished to a deadly new world and needs help, it's his world too.

Her... Storey Dalton wants to go home – but something goes terrifyingly wrong and she ends up in her worst nightmare. There's no escape...not without Eric or her stylus. Then she finds someone who needs rescuing even more than she does...

Him... Eric Jordan races to save Storey, only to realize a close family member has betrayed them both. Now the enemy is closing in on him. When he meets up with Storey, he knows her plans are a bad idea, but she won't be dissuaded...and it could be their only way of staying alive.

It... the stylus, now bonded to Storey's artistic soul, is determined to survive this new chaos – against all odds. But damaged from a prolonged separation, he can't help Story or Eric – without making things worse.

Them... Storey is determined to make things right. Eric is determined to help her. Neither counts the personal cost, until their very lives are in danger.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016480503
Publisher:	Valley Publishing Ltd.
Publication date:	12/11/2012
Series:	Design Series , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	220
Sales rank:	400,891
File size:	521 KB

About the Author

Dale Mayer is a USA Today bestselling author who writes for the young, the old and those in-between – no matter what the age. Some of her books are hot, some are sweet. Some will keep you up at night with a light on to keep the boogie man away and some you’ll want to cuddle close.



She’s long given up on trying to fit a specific genre. Instead she honors the stories that come to her – and some of them are crazy, break all the rules and cross multiple genres!



And that’s okay too.



There is one guarantee with each book – it will be a great read – each and every time.

Editorial Reviews

'Deadly Design's is as great as the first book 'Dangerous Designs'. As with the first book, this one was also well written. The story was fantastic. I love this series. I am looking forward to reading the next book. The twists were unexpected and a delight. I fell in love with 'Tammy'. The bond grew between Storey and Eric. Overall, 'Deadly Design's' is an awesome read. I recommend this book for any age. Once I started reading, I had to finish.

Reviews - Denise Gardner

Dale has done it again with this adventure. I really liked that she inserted the last chapter of the previous book 'Dangerous Designs' to bring you back into the story. The world she built, the characters, the motives, all ring true. She has a fantastic imagination. I can't wait for the next book to come out.

Reviews - Donna Caubarreaux

Backstabbing, psychic attacks, danger, and cheese all combine to make this a fun and interesting read. Yes, Storey's left in danger at the end, but that just means we get to anticipate her next book all the more. The idea behind the portals and the worlds that have been created here are so engrossing that they'll keep you entertained until the bitter end. Not that the ending's bitter, mind you... you know what? Good book. That's what I have to say about it.

Reading the Paranormal reviews - Kelley Rubidoux

Deadly Designs picks up where the first book Dangerous Designs ended. Storey has been banished to another dimension. She is alone though she wishes Eric was there with her, she soon realizes that she is not quite as alone as she thought. I enjoyed this episode and think it is a worthy successor to the first. This is not a stand-alone series. The books will need to be read in order to get full enjoyment.That expansion is the ideal backdrop showcasing the thrilling adventures of Storey and Eric.

"Laurie-J" Reviews - L. Jenkins

The author's imagination is absolutely great to come up with this idea, creating dimensions with the help of a seventeen year old artist and a stylus.The flow of the story line, the build up in the plot still continue to give the reader a good read and the reason to buy the next book.
A good clean series for parents to give to their teenagers with a love for urban fantasy.

"Aspiring Writer" Reviews - Lynelle, Review