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Promises: Part 5: The Next Generation

Bounty Hunters Series, Book 5

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Promises: Part 5: The Next Generation

By: A. E. Via
Narrated by: Aiden Snow
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Duke Webb has run the most successful bail recovery agency in Atlanta for over 20 years. That's because he has a team of trained, competent hunters backing him up to keep his name feared on the streets. But Duke knows that nothing can go on forever. That's what leads him to start his new training program.

Kellam Knight has studied martial arts under his sensei, Quick, since he was 8 years old. A tossed-out reject from high-society, Kell has a problem fighting on the right side of the law. When Quick offers Kell the opportunity to join Duke's training program, he's all in. Except he's not prepared for the straight, over-confident, extremely disciplined, sexy man Brian has recruited to be his partner.

Tyrell Jenkins' world was flipped upside down when his father never returned home from his last deployment. He'd been Ty's teacher, mentor, his guide to living a righteous life as a good man. When Brian King - his father's most trusted comrade - finally comes to him with the truth, he doesn't come alone. He comes with trained men hidden in the shadows...and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join a brotherhood unlike any other.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 A. E. Via (P)2020 Tantor
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Great Novel

Really enjoyed the Next Generation this couple were so intense it was a story of two different MC with totally different backgrounds and religions just wondered why Kell wasn't mentioned by Quick in previous books. Kell and Ty meet as the next Generation so much emotion they are just superb together. So glad that the other MC were in this story. Adian Snow is a master at bringing the characters to life all the other MC voices are done to perfection another brilliant book from A E Via well done.

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Great book

I really enjoyed the book. The characters were very interesting. Tyrell reminded me of some of the men that were around where I grew up. Kellum was really sweet. The narrator was great. I hope there will be more bounty hunter books. Great series.

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Breath taking (and all i did was listen)

I absolutely love the story of this book, a little to mushy and lovey-dovy for me personally at times, but extremely eye opening to how religion/believes/culture and love should work together instead of limiting and separating people! Although it may sound like it, I’m not speaking from personal experience and don’t get me wrong i love the sexy, heart stopping, action filled and ofc the juice sex scenes❤️of all the books, but i can’t explain how refreshing it is to get a good love story coupled with an incite into how love is perceived in other than the traditional western cultures.

I’m personally not religious at all and on top of that I’m a bisexual female with a slightly to big soft spot for gay erotica, but I found this story heart warming and eye opening and i send my thanks to the author and the production crew for this book ❤️ great job! And I’m looking forward to listening to you next books.

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So amazingly intense!

Story: I am well accustomed with AE Via's strong characters, but the MCs in this one are a category in themselves! Both of them were so amazingly intense from the get go! The author created a breathtaking quality in two strong personalities unlike any other in this series! Absolutely loved it! And loved how their intensity bled into the relationship they built from the get go. A brilliant job and a story that I was invested in from the first minutes!
Narration: Aiden Snow yet again proved he is a master at bringing AE Via's characters to life. A strong voice that makes the story so much better! All the emotions are perfectly fitting and performed beautifully!

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Ty and Kell

A true love story of 2 very different men but who fit together perfectly. Ty, son of a very traditional man from the Congo who married his Queen and settled in America and who gave his life for that country. Ty reflects his father in everything but trusts no one. So when he realises some one is looking for him he tries to dodge the person on the first couple occasions. When he finally finds out who it is that's looking for him he gives him all his trust and follows him into a new life. He meets Kell, protégé from Quick and adopted brother to Vaughn, to be his partner in Dukes and Quick's business and soon begins to realise he's looking at his prince. With the bond business giving the action in this book, it's a very nice romance with no fall outs, regrets or hesitations and once again so very well narrated by Aiden Snow. Even the used slang defenitions at the end of the book are explained in a sexy way. It's the last book in this series but I do hope we meet this men again in some story and it will not be a final goodbye.

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Weird story

The narrator was the only thing that kept me going with this book. It was just weird, all the old characters were included but in this book they were like irrelevant has beens compared to the the super perfect new character,Ty, who wanted his love interest to be more like a stereotypical Muslim woman complete with head coverings. Also if Quick and Vaughan claimed Kell as an almost son and brother how come we'd never heard of him before, and how come he lived on so tight a budget he could barely afford to eat? If this is the preachy self satisfied story we can look forward to then I won't be buying any more of these humourless, pontificating books.

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