“The storytelling grabs you in and messes with your mind” – Rendered (The Irrevocable Series, Book 1) by Samantha Jacobey

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The end of the world is coming, or so they say, and that puts Bailey Dewitt on a crash course with Armageddon. Orphaned, she and her young brothers find themselves living with their renegade uncle as part of a group of survivalists. She struggles against them, searching for a way to escape, but every discovery only terrifies her more.

For Caleb Cross, the Ranch is a way of life. The members of their group are family, and none should come between them. Smitten from the moment he met Bailey, his choices are no longer easy, his path no longer clear. He wants to welcome her and the twins into their fold and hopes his kin will agree.

But the elders who lead them aren’t interested in the troublesome girl. They are plotting for the time they will be rid of her and expect Caleb to go along with their plans – he is after all one of them.

At first, Bailey resists Caleb’s charms but soon must admit that she desperately needs a friend. She has no intention of anything more, but when the elders make their move, she is forced to trust him with her very life.

They both have hard lessons to learn. Relationships built on secrets and lies don’t come with guarantees. When the world falls apart around them, some things are Irrevocable.

Brian P. Lane

Delightfuly delicious.

Sadness is where this book begins. Bailey, the leading Lady suffers great personal loss and gets lost trying to deal with the grief. Her privileged life crashes, her choices diminish, and she is left searching for direction. She is forced to make hard choices but she may find the light in the arms of a charming young man? Oh, and lest I forget, her younger brothers and another brother she knew nothing about. Then, there is her Uncle, and worse yet, Texas. I really enjoy Ms. Jacobey’s writing style and she takes it in a new direction in this book. The storytelling grabs you in and messes with your mind. Her ability to describe the story settings, the characters, and struggles is amazing.