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First Debt by Pepper Winters

11/20/2014

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“You say I’ll never own you. If I win—you willingly give me that right. You sign not only the debt agreement, but another—one that makes me your master until your last breath is taken. You do that, and I’ll give you this.”

Nila Weaver’s family is indebted. Stolen, taken, and bound not by monsters but by an agreement written over six hundred years ago, she has no way out.

She belongs to Jethro as much as she denies it.

Jethro Hawk’s patience is running out. His inheritance gift tests, challenges, and surprises him—and not in good ways. He hasn’t leashed her but he thinks he might’ve found a way to bind her forever.

Debts are mounting. Payment waiting.
 

Review by Brittany

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WARNING this review contains spoilers from book one, Debt Inheritance.

            So, quick refresher of book one. Nila Weaver, famous fashion designer, is given away by her father to this man, Jethro Hawk. Turns out that Jethro Hawk is “entitled” to Miss Weaver because of a centuries old debt. He takes her to Hawksridge, his family’s estate and basically treats her like poop. At the very end we are left with Nila running for a chance for freedom. But does Jethro catch her or does she make it to the boundary?

            Now that your memory has been refreshed, let’s talk about book two, First Debt.

            Jethro eventually catches up to Nila, as you can probably assume. Well, he takes her back to Hawksridge and she’s left all alone with her phone in that hideous room with stuffed birds lining the walls. She’s talking to her brother and of course, Kite007, a nameless guy she’s been flirting with over text message.

            Those two people are her only hope. She talks with them to relieve her stress, but Jethro soon takes that phone and she’s left with just him, and his brother Kestrel.
            Jethro is hot and cold and Nila just cannot figure him out. One minute she thinks that he likes her and that he doesn’t want anything to do with this stupid debt, and the next he hates her.

            Nila is confused about how she feels about all of this. She believes her plan to seduce Jethro might work but if he has feelings for her, does that negate it all?

            I love Pepper Winters. I love her books. She is a very creative and imaginative author. I think the story line for the Indebted series is genius! She’s got a great series on her hands.

            I love the way the story progresses too. It’s not too fast and not too slow. It’s never boring and you’re always on your toes. I love that the chapters alternate between Nila’s and Jethro’s points of view.

            Pepper writes on the darker side of erotica, so if you aren’t a big fan of that, then this isn’t for you. Though, this isn’t as dark as she is capable of. It’s perfectly amazing. Five stars Pepper, and thanks for leaving me with a cliffhanger. I still love you though. 

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