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Kingston tries to find his place in the world in 'Rebel North' by JB Salsbury

 

I’m not who I led her to believe. I’m sin wrapped in silk. Betrayal masked by beauty.
And she’s not the only one with scars…

Rebel North, an all-new addictive and swoon-worthy standalone romance from New York Times bestselling author JB Salsbury is available now!

In a city where image is everything, Gabriella turns heads for all the wrong reasons.

The marks that slash across her neck and face turn people away. But I see the beauty that lies beneath, feel a kinship to her pain.

I regret the way she found me—mugged and left for dead. I should walk away, follow the rules, but I can’t. I want to see her again. There’s only one problem.

My brother convinced her I’m gay.

I use that lie to my advantage, persuade her to be my pretend girlfriend, to help protect my fake-sexual identity from my judgmental family. But what starts as a shameless excuse to be near her leads to crossed lines and midnight confessions.

I’m not who I led her to believe. I’m sin wrapped in silk. Betrayal masked by beauty.

And she’s not the only one with scars…

Review

In the second book of the series, we are following Kingston who enters Gabby's life in a rush and completely changes everything for the both. He is immediately enamored with her and he wants her in his life, even if it means going along with her thinking that he is gay (lovely brothers).

 

The story was a little slow for me to get into at the beginning but about 40% in the book it takes off and I finished the last 60% in one sitting. Kingston has a rough go of things with his family. He is essentially the black sheep of the family and his older brothers are always quick to point out his mistakes. He has never cared about finding his place until he met Gabby. Suddenly, he wants everything with her at his side.

 

Gabby has her own secrets, and they center on what happened to her past with her scars (both the ones you can see and the ones that you can’t see). She wants so bad to let Kingston in but with his lies and secrets its hard for her to trust him.

 

There is a big twist ending and it’s a great way to tie the whole story together. It was something that I wasn’t expecting, and I love when the author surprises me, especially in romance novels because a lot of them can be pretty predictable. Salsbury once again can create characters that you can fall for and want nothing but the best for them, even the ones that don’t deserve it. 


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About JB Salsbury
JB Salsbury, New York Times Best Selling author of The Fighting Series, lives in Phoenix, Arizona, with her husband and two kids. She spends the majority of her day lost in a world of battling alphas, budding romance, and impossible obstacles as stories claw away at her subconscious, begging to be released to the page.

Her love of good storytelling led her to earn a degree in Media Communications. With her journalistic background, writing has always been at the forefront, and her love of romance prompted her to write her first novel.

Since 2013 she has published six bestselling novels in The Fighting Series and won a RONE Award.

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