See No Evil: Part Two

Written by Chantal Fernando

Narrated by Winston James and Amber O'Rouarke

**Part 2**

Bad boys have never been my thing.

I’ve seen firsthand the kind of devastation they can cause. That’s why I go for safe.
Predictable.
Guys who will take whatever I’m willing to give.
That way, I always have the upper hand, ensuring that my heart remains unscathed.

There is only one problem.
None of those men have ever made my heart beat faster, or made me feel out of control.
That is, until him.

I live by one rule. Treat others the same way they treat me. So, if Sylar treats me as though I’m his world, does it matter that technically he is not a good man? He’s good to me. He’s good for me.
At least that’s what I’m gambling on.
With the one thing I swore I’d never risk.
My heart.   

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bryant Street Publishing
• Release date: Jul 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9781094441054

Chantal Fernando

Chantal Fernando is the New York Times, USA Today and Amazon Bestselling Author of numerous novels, including Maybe This Time, The Wind Dragons MC Series, The Cursed Ravens MC and many more. Born in Sri Lanka, Chantal moved to Western Australia as a child, where she still resides. At age thirty two, Chantal has published over thirty novels, and has no intention of slowing down. When not reading, writing or daydreaming, she can be found enjoying life with her three sons and family.

Reviews for See No Evil

[Elizabeth Finney · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

To sweet and vanilla for my taste. Also the chick is kind of an annoying idiot when it comes to the guy.

[Kimi · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

I thought book 2 could not possibly be worse than book 1 but I was wrong. It was as awful and with the same female narrator who keeps changing the pronunciation of the male leads name. Most irritating and so not worth ones time.

[Mesha Taylor · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

MEH... Better than book 1, but still no wow factor. I dug it, it just didn't move me like I would've liked.

[Catherine Robertson · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

It has the makings of what could be a good story... but it kinda falls flat. The story is so rushed through. The characters are not complex. It feels like I read the bullet points of what could have been a good story with more character building.
I almost stopped after part one.. but i thought that maybe part two would be better and continue the story in a more detailed fashion. It did not. Just more hurried plot.

[Cherie · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Just like the first boom, love the story hate the narrator. Her voice is high-pitched and Nasally, she sounds like a robot, and she kept pronouncing the male characters name wrong. Which didn't make sense because she didn't do that in the first book. The male narrator's voice was all wrong for the character. Really wish i had just read the books.

[Ginger Zenczak · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

It wasn't as developed a story that deserves two books.

[judy griffin · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

I would have given this book a try but the man on the cover looks like a hideous monster. Good grief.!!

[Ashante Williams · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

(Sylar & Brielle): TRIGGERS: murder, blackmail, assault. The book starts off in Sylar 's POV. Quickly we learn what happened that night that Sylar and Spencer disappeared. Then there's a switch back over to Brielle, who is now three months pregnant. When the guys return with their baby brother in tow is when all hell breaks loose. Brielle must decide whether to forgive Sylar for leaving. So okay. I completely love Sylar. He's so adorably sweet but Brielle, OMG, she was so annoying. With this second book, she's learning more about Sylar's past and being very judgmental about it. It was hard to continue listening to her whining. By the end it turned out to be an ok book. I just wish it was all one book instead of two separate books.