Crank

· Shauna Allen
4.8
6 reviews
Ebook
261
Pages

About this ebook

It feels like I’ve loved him forever.

He’s ingrained in my DNA.

Torn, I’ve watched him slip away in torturous bits and pieces.

Even in our deepest grief.

He’s my true love. My only love.

But I’ve lost him.

                                 ~~~~~

I think I’ve loved her since the moment I laid eyes on her.

That will never change.

But I’m haunted by the demons of my past. Unworthy of her love.

And yet, she loved me anyway.

We spoke those sacred vows . . . til death do us part.

And we’re dying. Someone’s murdering us.

                                Me. 

***Reader Note: Blake and Delilah's story in CRANK is Book I of the Jack 'Em Up Series and a standalone novel with an HEA, however, BURNOUT is the prequel that contains the beginning of their story...if you're interested. :) 

Ratings and reviews

4.8
6 reviews
Mary Jo
January 31, 2015
In Crank we get to see how a grown up Deliliah and Blake are trying to adapt with changes that are happening all around them. Blake's self-worth issues still plague him and Deliliah has done everything in her power to make him see himself through her eyes. This is easily one of the best novels I've read so far this year. The love and angst are so realistic that you can't help but root for the couple.
Sarah Smith
January 30, 2015
I received an ARC from the author in exchange for an honest review. Crank is the follow up book to the novella Burnout and is the continuation of Blake and Delilah's story 10 years after they married just out of high school. I don't think you have to read Burnout before reading Crank if you aren't a fan of novellas, but it definitely couldn't hurt. It was worth it. These two have been through a lot. They've suffered some great losses and Blake's demons as well as Delilah's loneliness seem to be ripping them apart. Blake wants to provide a life for Delilah, similar to what she had growing up, so he spends a lot of time at his shop Jack 'Em Up. He wants to make a name for his shop, but for a lot of the wrong reasons. What he doesn't realize is the life Delilah had growing up was incredibly lonely and she would rather not have anything if it meant they could be together more. This is definitely a tear jerker, but it was so worth it. Highly recommended book, highly recommended author; you can't go wrong. Can't wait for Jesse, Trace and Micah's books!
Kimberly Dawn
January 29, 2015
This book picks up ten years after Burnout ended. (It isn’t necessary to read Burnout, but it will enhance the story.) Blake and Delilah are struggling in their marriage. Delilah doesn’t feel like she is getting what she needs from Blake. Blake still struggles with issues from his past. The story follows them as they try to work through their issues and get back to the happy couple they once were. There are some really heartbreaking moments in this book so have some tissues handy! All of the secondary characters introduced have me intrigued and I can’t wait for their stories! Shauna Allen knows how to write a book you don’t want to put down!

About the author

Shauna grew up an only child with two open and loving parents in Central Texas. She’s married to her high school sweetheart and is the mother to three awesome teenagers, including one she’s about to send off to the Air Force. She is the award-winning author of the Cupid Chronicles series and the new Jack ‘Em Up series. Shauna also writes emotional Contemporary YA novels as SC Montgomery and works as a freelance editor. She loves all things sexy, sassy, and Gerard Butler. 

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