Ruthless Beings: Three Days of Doubt

Ruth G Juliano

des. 2015 · Ruthless Beings Bók 5 · Ruth G Juliano

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Having made the commitment of a lifetime to her polyamorous relationship, Amethyst is determined to prove that she’s capable of managing a lot of responsibility. When a vengeful psychopath with a cult following of criminals targets Amethyst and her family, she has to do all that she can to make sure those she loves most are not caught in the maelstrom. With tragedy hitting close to home again and again, Amethyst wonders if there will ever be a day without doubt in her life. 

Dedicated to using her wealth to advantage the disadvantaged, and her power to promote change, she draws strength from the loves of her life and decides to face the media front on about her past. Feeling increasingly confident, she has to decide if she should leave her family behind and fly solo for the sake of the Callinger name. With the ultimate tests of inner strength yet to come, asserting her independence may turn out to be the worst decision Amethyst has ever made. 

This is book five in the Ruthless Beings series.

All books in the Ruthless Beings series are rated 18+ due to subject matter that some readers may find confrontational.

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Ruth G Juliano grew up in the Western suburbs of Sydney, Australia. An interesting few years of misadventure and various living environments and locations provided valuable life experience and furthered her love of, and interest in, people.
While the diagnosis of a rare form of ovarian cancer in 2002 resulted in extensive scarring, experimental chemotherapy treatment, and physiological changes, it also brought with it an appreciation of life and the adoption of a new philosophy - "Don't ask why, ask why not."
A mother of three and currently working full time in a niche area of justice, she doesn't believe in wasting time or judging books by their covers.
She says: "I find people fascinating. They're complex. What motivates them and why they do the things they do is what sparked the Ruthless Beings saga. When I write, conversations are important, love has no limitations, and judging people on superficial things will only lead to trouble."