Blackwater Savior: Spooky and Mia

Inger Iversen

Feb 2019 · Blackwater Shorts Book 1 · Inger Iversen Books, LLC

About this eBook

**Blackwater Savior is a SHORT story, the beginning of Spooky and Mia. **

Want to whet your appetite with the men of Blackwater in the Blackwater Renegades MC before the release of the full-length Blackwater series? Read these shorts and immerse yourself in the men of Blackwater and their personal life. Find out what makes them tick, ignite, and explode in these sensual stories of passion and sacrifice. 

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Two years ago, Mia Sheridan's face lay plastered on missing person flyers, CNN, and other various news outlets. She was one among six other missing women from the Clearwater area, neither a trace nor a hair left behind. Abducted, beaten and sold, Mia has finally come to terms with the certainty that she will die … her only concern is when that time will come.

Road Captain and eight-year vet with the Blackwater Renegades, Spooky is tasked with convincing a monster to sign divorce papers. He expected blood and mayhem, but what he found instead was Mia Sheridan, whose eyes held an innocence, unlike anyone he'd seen before. He never bought the notion of love at first sight―lust at first taste was more like it―but the honey-eyed woman with a subtle glint of defiance in her eyes is a fighter, and that he can respect. When Spooky takes a solemn vow to protect her, he finds himself in over his head, but right where he belongs.

Ratings and reviews

I was given a free copy of the audio version of this story by the author for a honest review. In the title the reader is notified this is a short story and a prelude to the Blackwater Series. It runs between one hour and two hours. As other reviewers have stated there is not much to give away because the story is a short story. The build up to the "romance" happens quickly, however it is a cliffhanger. Hopefully the novels for the Blackwater Series includes updates on the characters in the short stories that lead up to the first novel in the series. The male performer for the short story did a fair job. He seems versatile and was able to relay emotions for both male and female characters. It would have been nice to have a female performer, however with the shortness of the story, it would not have added much more to the story. Overall it was a good story.