Shirins Book Blog and Reviews: Bent by April Canavan

Thursday, 8 October 2020

Bent by April Canavan

April Canavan’s Bent is a wild and emotionally charged contemporary romance written in K. Bromberg’s Everyday Heroes World project.

She's the hurricane I didn't see coming.

I knew from the moment I met her that I had to have her.

Too bad she belonged to someone else.

Or so I thought.

She dropped the man hanging on her arm with one well-placed kick.

Then she knocked me on my ass and stole my truck.

Avery James doesn’t belong to anyone.

She doesn’t back down.

She doesn’t walk away.

Even when she should.

Chaos might as well be her middle name.

From one disaster to the next, she’s a magnet for mayhem.

Plus, she's too stubborn for her own good.

Blindly charging head-first into a world she doesn't belong in.

My world.

Law, order, and everything in its place.

But Avery?

She makes me want to bend every rule I have.

Even if I break under the strain.

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Bent is written in New York Times Bestselling author K. Bromberg's Everyday Heroes World, which is one of two KB Worlds projects. With over 100 authors, who were selected by and are working with K. Bromberg, these stories are fan fiction at its finest—and sexiest. Devoted fans of the Driven and Everyday Heroes series will have the opportunity to revisit their favorite characters and settings. You can find out more about K. Bromberg and the KB Worlds at kbworlds.com.

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KB Worlds Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/2Vez4Aa

KB Worlds Newsletter: https://bit.ly/2B226Mo

Meet April

USA Today Bestselling author by day and superhero by night, April spends her time split between real and fantasy worlds. While she writes across genres, her heart lives with Contemporary Romance that will tear her readers apart. She lives on the rocky coast of Maine, in the perfect place to visit the ocean but still live surrounded by the woods. Her son inspires her to write, demanding stories that he's not allowed to read. As long as she has coffee, April can conquer the world... but she hates talking about herself in third person.