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Original Title:	Evenfall
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.inthecompanyofshadows.com
Series:	In the Company of Shadows #1 part 2
Setting:	Pennsylvania(United States)

Evenfall: Volume 2: Director's Cut (In the Company of Shadows #1 part 2)

Ais

ebook | Pages: 344 pages

Rating: 4.32 | 2102 Users | 270 Reviews

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Title	:	Evenfall: Volume 2: Director's Cut (In the Company of Shadows #1 part 2)
Author	:	Ais
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Director's Cut
Pages	:	Pages: 344 pages
Published	:	September 21st 2014
Categories	:	Romance. M M Romance. Science Fiction. Dystopia. LGBT. Dark. Adult

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In a post-apocalyptic future, the Agency works behind the scenes to take down opposition groups that threaten the current government. Their goals justify all means, even when it comes to their own agents.

In the newly revised Director's Cut of Evenfall, the second volume follows Sin and Boyd through a long-term undercover mission in Mexico. They think the hardest part will be maintaining their covers and handling their attraction while living in close quarters, but that's only the beginning of their newest trials.

When hard and fast decisions lead to catastrophic consequences, the two agents realize getting out of Mexico alive may be their biggest challenge yet.

Warnings: Explicit violence, sex, physical and psychological abuse.
120,000 words.

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REVIEW REMOVEDHow is it that we GR'ers will get up in arms and add to our AUTHORS BEHAVING BADLY shelves so easily (like when an author comes into our review space?), BUT, when an author TRULY is behaving badly, possibly illegally, but definitely unethically, we dismiss it and scream "Drama! I want nothing to do with drama!"?I've been on GR a long time, and I get the aversion to drama. But this is SO. MUCH. WORSE.

This book enters in the category of books you cant put down or books you cant stop thinking about when you close your eyes before going to sleep. In this still apocalyptic world, Sin and Boyd go to an undercover mission to México where both experience things that put their lives upside-down. What an adventure I must say. Going to México with Sin and Boyd was a hell of a ride. I was on edge on my seat almost the whole book.This second volume took a different approach in comparison to Volume

BR with my bestie Karen and with our lovely stalker Josy, while Jewel is so out of our sight (cant beat her reading skills, we gave up trying, but shes still there in our mind) Second part of installment #1 of the ICoS series (not a standalone at all) : 4.5 starsStill in this post-apocalyptic world where the Agency secretly operates for the government, our 2 agents Boyd and Sin are sent for several months on a mission in Mexico to prepare a covert operation, meanwhile blending among the

Again wow.This book was so much more than I ever expected it to be. I'm not really sure what to say as nothing I say will come close to describing this book, how it made me feel and the extent to which I totally lost myself in it.At first my main concern (because all said and done I'm a hopeless romantic) was the relationship between Sin and Boyd, would we ever get them where we want them, communicating and truly together it's frustrating as hell at times and it became obvious the mission in

REVIEW REMOVEDHow is it that we GR'ers will get up in arms and add to our AUTHORS BEHAVING BADLY shelves so easily (like when an author comes into our review space?), BUT, when an author TRULY is behaving badly, possibly illegally, but definitely unethically, we dismiss it and scream "Drama! I want nothing to do with drama!"?I've been on GR a long time, and I get the aversion to drama. But this is SO. MUCH. WORSE.

"Boys who did not have the chance to live before the world armed them, and who don't know how to live now that the fighting is over."Boyd oh Boyd..I had to put this down once I hit chapter 12. I couldn't get behind it as much as I did Vol I, and I fucking loved Volume I. Don't get me wrong - the first half of what I read, was all the damn stars in the sky. Boyd and Sin have the sexual tension that I lust for in all romance books and Evenfall will always be one of my all time favorite novels.