The Aftermath

by R. J. Prescott

**Contains brand new BONUS content - exclusive to the print edition

When you've got nothing, you've got nothing to lose. But what happens when you have everything you ever wanted? You fight to keep it.

Cormac "the Hurricane" O'Connell's star is on the rise. Billed as the most promising young boxer of his generation, his new career is taking him to places he never dreamed. But O'Connell only needs one thing in life: his wife. In her final year of college, Em cannot follow him around the world but together they make it work.

Just when everything they ever wanted is on the horizon, the past resurfaces to haunt them and O'Connell realises that justice might not be a part of his happy ever after.

He couldn't protect Em once before, but in the aftermath of the hurricane, he will make sure that never happens again.

Perfect for fans of Kristen Ashley, Harper Sloan and Kristen Callihan

'Boxing and romance easily go hand-in-hand. Prescott delivers a knockout with The Aftermath.' Heidi McLaughlin

'Sexy, exciting, and packed full of emotion. Prescott delivers another hard-hitting novel that'll leave you breathless for more. Cormac "the Hurricane" O'Connell can fight in my corner any day!' L.P. Dover

• ISBN10: 0349411336
• ISBN13: 9780349411330
• Publish Date: 15 December 2015
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: GB
• Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
• Imprint: Piatkus Books
• Edition: Digital original
• Format: eBook (EPUB)
• Pages: 80000
• Language: English

Reviews

[Cocktails and Books]

I enjoyed being in Con's head in this one. There was no way to doubt his love for Em or how torn he was between fighting and being there for her.

[thebookdisciple]

Reading The Aftermath made me remember fondly why I so loved The Hurricane. Con and Em are so damaged yet so incredibly dedicated to rising above. The amazing thing about it all? It doesn't come off as cheesy or make me roll my eyes. Overcoming their crappy childhood could be super sappy and annoying. Thats how it comes off when some authors write. The Aftermath (and The Hurricane for that matter) comes off as real, raw, and totally engaging. You get so sucked in to this story. I cried for Em. I felt Con's desperation. Its real and its everything I want in a book that has 'the feels'. So many books try to get what RJ Prescott has done: emotion without over doing it. This book is flawless! My full review will be on The Book Disciple Blog