Deadly Pursuit (A Blood Hunter Novel, #2)
“They hadn’t spoken since he’d fastened her dress. Now, as the ship settled on the soft sand of the moon’s surface, he switched off the engine and glanced sideways to where she sat strapped into the seat beside him. Alex faced straight ahead, a fixed expression on her small face.
She thought she was falling in love with him.
Even if she stayed, he couldn’t offer her anything except a very likely death.
Nothing had changed, and everything had changed.
He wanted to be angry. But he also wanted to understand.
“Why ?” he asked.
She turned and blinked as if coming out of a trance. “Sorry?”
“You told me you always planned to go back—what I don’t understand is, why? Once you got away, why not turn your back on the whole rotten lot of them? Don’t tell me you actually believe the crap the Church spouts.”
“Most of the crap, and most of the time, no—I don’t believe it.
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