Bro
Antonello Brothers (Sci Fi Romance series) prequel
by Kayelle Allen
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Pub Date Apr 01 2019 | Archive Date Jul 13 2019
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Description
The tech Senth is about to claim will make him invisible. Finally, the young halfbreed thief will be out of sight, shielded from the taunts humans fire at him.
But when that tech reveals he has a human half-brother who's bound by a cruel slaver, Senth must find a way to save his brother from abuse and win his freedom -- even though Senth is a slave himself.
There's just one problem. The new Thieves' Guild tech might make him invisible, but it can't shield him from the truth...
Advance Praise
The humor was wonderful, as was the emotion. (Amazon)
The humor was wonderful, as was the emotion. (Amazon)
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781912732685 |
PRICE | $0.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
This book reads more like a highly intriguing YA than a romance and is definitely a worthwhile read. Senth is a master thief in training and wants nothing more than to be like his adoptive dad. His half brother, Khyff, is a slave and has been since a very early age. Khyff has revenge on his mind, believing that Senth is the reason his life has been so miserable but once the brothers met, an unbreakable bond is formed. If you are a more conservative reader, don’t be scared off by the cover. I’m not sure if there are graphic scenes in the other books in the series, but this one is a light read that will stimulate the mind and warm the heart, not heat up the blood. The heartwarming scenes between father and son were the best to me, although I can’t wait to see how the relationship between brothers pans out. It’s hard to pick a favorite because they are both so charming in their own way, but if pushed, I’d have to lean on Khyff. His backstory is much more tragic. I’m looking forward to what this author will do next.