Unshackle

The 7th book in the Deliver series and it just keeps getting more intense, more dangerous and more epic. Luke Sanch is the reason! If you loved all of the previous alphas in this series before you will become obsessed with Luke Sanch! He's delicious to look at and deadly to cross. He is a vigilante on a crusade and he will not be denied - infiltrate the notorious and deadliest Cartel - La Rocha. He is on a rescue mission - one that could very well be dangerous to him - mind, body and heart. I didn't think this series could go darker, get more depraved and wickedly brilliant but Pam took it there over and over again. You feel a certain amount of guilt for losing yourself in something so dark and wrong but you know that the light will come - oh this book will first drag you though hell and back before you see that tiny spec of light but it is there in the margins waiting for love to break through and find it. Love - Vera? Our heroine is in the center of it all. She is Luke's reason for infiltrating La Rocha. His siren? His savior? His center? She keeps him off balance and yet leads him closer to the light. She is a fierce feisty thing and he is loathe to resist her. This book has all the heat and the intensity of the prior six in the series but it is best experienced after reading them first. You need to understand the dynamics of the relationships, the world in which these vigilantes lived in. The dangers and horrors they faced to fight the evils of this terrible world. You need to get to know the original leaders of the movement and the original victims of it. The fall they faced and the redemption they worked for. This series is like no other. Each book is a standalone in an intersected world of danger and depravity where there are more sinners then saints and the line between villain and victim is often blurred. Don't wait to read this book a second longer. Unshackle your mind, your inhibitions, your fears and your morality and deliver yourself to this wicked wonderful world until it is time for book eight!

This was a much-anticipated book 7 of the Deliver series and was definitely worth the wait. The beginning of the book was gripping. I was hooked! Constantly piquing my curiosity about how the rest of the story would play out that I have to keep reading. It keeps me up way too late at night. But I loved it! Unshackle was raw, dark, unapologetic, and beautiful. The characters were developed well with flaws and strengths. They were interesting and I found I was emotionally caring and rooting for Luke and Vera. The pace of the story was fast and really gave the reader an inside glimpse of what's going on at the La Rocha Cartel. Then there's the twist and turns that are superbly written and that I didn't expect. The writing was amazing and the storyline kept me engaged. In the end, you're still ready for more. Don't miss this riveting story. If you've read the previous novels all the better. I absolutely enjoyed this one and highly recommend it for those who are looking for a dark romance read.

Luke and Tomas have gone undercover to infiltrate the cartel in hope of finding their friend Tula's long lost sister, Vera Gomez. But when they meet her as they arrive to the compound, something is off. The woman fits the description Tula has given them, she has the identifying tattoo but she isn't the slave Luke thought her to be. Then he meets the woman that's called Gina. She's been kept as a slave by Vera's step-brothers and they use her in any way possible. But Gina is a fighter - she likes to challenge whatever is thrown at her. That's one reason why these brothers have kept her around. It's also the reason why Luke has found himself asking for a week with her. She is strong-willed and fights Luke at every turn. She's had enough torment in the past few years to handle more with Luke. During this week together, they both find themselves doing and feeling things they thought they would never again. Luke finds himself having to remember his own slave training to deal with the situation. This is assignment is not easy. Not even in Tomas' side.