| Category: | Fiction - Anthology |
|---|---|
| Author: | Brit Lunden |
| Publisher: | Chelshire, Inc |
| Publication Date: | September 30, 2019 |
| Number of Pages: | 126 |
| ISBN-10: | 1950080021 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1950080021 |
| ASIN: | B07YJ38S88 |
Dayna Dalton was never given a fair chance
to prove her worth and capabilities to the world thanks to her mother’s
reputation. Becky Dalton is known to be selfish and rebellious and People of
Bulwark, Georgia, often paint Dayna with the same brush they painted her mother
with, and things further get out of hand as Dayna finds herself falling for the
town's Sheriff, Clay Finnes. The sheriff is already happily married and Dayna,
unable to overcome her feelings for him, finds herself going in and out of
toxic relationships. When true love comes knocking at Dayna’s door, will she
find the strength to see past her current self-perception and fears to finally
accept it?
The Devil and Dayna Dalton: A Bulwark
Anthology by Brit Lunden follows the life of a pre-labeled “wild child”
who falls in love with all the wrong types of men in her town. The tale
highlights how the loveless protagonist faces challenges in her everyday life
and grabs the readers’ attention with interesting backstories and strong
characters throughout the book. The story has strong shades of paranormal and
this combines with a strong female protagonist to augment the intrigue in the
story. The Devil and Dayna Dalton, like the other Bulwark stories by the
author, is a fast-paced novel filled with mythological and darkly written
stories. Everything included in the book, from the plot twists to the strong
characters, leaves a lasting impact on the readers and makes it a highly
unforgettable read. Here is one of those books that feature robust characters,
unusual romance, and a chef-d'oeuvre of fine writing.
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