Review: VEN by Ker Dukey & K. Webster

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Ven by Ker Dukey & K. Webster
Series: The V Games, book 2
Genre: contemporary, romantic suspense
Publisher: self published
Publication Date: June 29, 2018
Rating: ★★★★✰


Ven and Dianna were never suppose to be for each other, in a world where their families decide who they marry, but that couldn’t and wouldn’t stop them.

When these two authors get together I never know what to expect and I mean that in a good way. Ven and Dianna’s story was fit for a king and a queen, but on the darker side though.

With secrets, lies and the V games this book was a constant flow which I liked. I also really liked Ven and Dianna. I was a little irritated at Dianna at one point but got over it.

great read!

4 Stars!

~Alison


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Synopsis:
The Vetrov name comes with expectation.
My role in this world is simple: do as Father asks and live my life how he planned it.

My future is already written: run the empire.
Old Values. Old Rule. Old Money.
Until her.

Everything I do lacks purpose.
Everything I do is empty.
Women. Money. Power. It meant nothing.
Until her.

When the Volkov rose showed up at my home a disgraced package, hand-delivered by a Vasiliev prince, I began paving my own path.
I vowed to make her bloom once more.

She consumed me.
Her. Her. Her.

But you can’t love a rose and expect not to be damaged by her thorns.
She cut me too deep.
And I bled out.
My soul fled.
All that’s left is a cold, calculating monster.

I am Veniamin.
Volcanic. Victorious. Valiant. Vetrov.
When you enter my world to play games, prepare to lose.
In the end, I always find the thorn in my side, and I pluck it right out.

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