It's one year later. And everything has changed.
Remember The Second Chance Institute (SCI). Earth’s benevolent non-profit by day, Thera’s totalitarian regime by night. They’ve stepped up their game on Earth and on Thera—infiltrating political parties, preying on the downtrodden, and planning offensive maneuvers. The SCI’s abuse of their charter leads to Arbiter oversight and bitter consequences.
Remember Kira Donovan. Broken, burdened, and evading those who wish her harm, Kira enlists the Arbiters’ help when forced to return to the clutches of the SCI and her angry, estranged love.
Remember Blake Sundry. Exiled, determined, and packing an agenda, Blake seeks assistance on Earth and Thera to use his newfound knowledge to bring down the SCI.
Remember Ethan Darcton. Overworked, emotional, and holding a grudge, Ethan hunts down his stolen property, but finds himself in awkward territory, stuck between the Arbiters and the SCI.
Full of action, competing agendas, romantic entanglements, humor, twists and turns, arbitrate is Megan Thomason’s third installment in the award-winning daynight series after daynight and clean slate complex (a daynight story).
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I was excited to sign on for this blog tour. I read daynight when it came out and I enjoyed the story. It left off in a place that had me anxious to read the next book.
I actually liked arbitrate better than daynight. It was less sexually oriented which I really appreciated.
I have sort of a love/not-so-love thing going for the layout of this book. I love the different perspectives from the different characters. I have loved the characters from the beginning and this book just solidified that. The author does an awesome job of creating characters and a world that I can believe. Getting separate points of view was awesome.
The book goes back and forth in time though. It will be months earlier and then present and then days earlier and then present. It took me awhile to find the rhythm to that. At first I was confused at the jumping around but then I expected it and it was easier to wrap my brain around. I'm still not convinced it was my favorite way to read the book but oh well. It was still an awesome book with so many twists and turns. It kept me completely engaged from beginning to end. The pacing was fast and never really let up. I could feel the emotion from the characters which is always a huge deliver factor. :)
Kira's journey is a good one. Her growth and maturing is evident. I loved how the Arbiters became a bigger part of the plot in this book. Good stuff, that.
I'm so happy with where the story went romantically. SO, so happy. There were moments that just broke my heart too. Such a roller coaster of great stuff. I cannot wait to see where the next book takes me.
Content: Some sexual references, mention of rape and attempted rape, mild swearing
Amazon
I was excited to sign on for this blog tour. I read daynight when it came out and I enjoyed the story. It left off in a place that had me anxious to read the next book.
I actually liked arbitrate better than daynight. It was less sexually oriented which I really appreciated.
I have sort of a love/not-so-love thing going for the layout of this book. I love the different perspectives from the different characters. I have loved the characters from the beginning and this book just solidified that. The author does an awesome job of creating characters and a world that I can believe. Getting separate points of view was awesome.
The book goes back and forth in time though. It will be months earlier and then present and then days earlier and then present. It took me awhile to find the rhythm to that. At first I was confused at the jumping around but then I expected it and it was easier to wrap my brain around. I'm still not convinced it was my favorite way to read the book but oh well. It was still an awesome book with so many twists and turns. It kept me completely engaged from beginning to end. The pacing was fast and never really let up. I could feel the emotion from the characters which is always a huge deliver factor. :)
Kira's journey is a good one. Her growth and maturing is evident. I loved how the Arbiters became a bigger part of the plot in this book. Good stuff, that.
I'm so happy with where the story went romantically. SO, so happy. There were moments that just broke my heart too. Such a roller coaster of great stuff. I cannot wait to see where the next book takes me.
Content: Some sexual references, mention of rape and attempted rape, mild swearing
Meet The Second Chance Institute (SCI): Earth's benevolent non-profit by day, Thera's totalitarian regime by night. Their motto: Because Everyone Deserves a Second Chance at Life(TM). Reality: the SCI subjects Second Chancers to strict controls and politically motivated science experiments like Cleaving--forced lifetime union between two people who have sex. Punishment for disobeying SCI edicts? Immediate Exile or death.
Meet Kira Donovan. Fiercely loyal, overly optimistic, and ensnared by the promise of a full-ride college scholarship, Kira signs the SCI Recruit contract to escape memories of a tragedy that left her boyfriend and friends dead.
Meet Blake Sundry. Bitter about being raised in Exile and his mother's death, Blake's been trained to infiltrate and destroy the SCI. Current barrier to success? His Recruit partner--Miss Goody Two Shoes Kira Donovan.
Meet Ethan Darcton. Born with a defective heart and resulting inferiority complex, Ethan's forced to do his SCI elite family's bidding. Cleave-worthy Kira Donovan catches his eye, but the presiding powers give defect-free Blake Sundry first dibs.
Full of competing agendas, romantic entanglements, humor, twists and turns, daynight is an award-winning, bestselling novel and first in the daynight series.
Author Megan Thomason
Bestselling, award-winning author Megan Thomason lives in paradise aka San Diego, CA with her husband and five children. A former software manager, Megan vastly prefers writing twisted tales to business, product, and marketing plans. When she isn't typing away on her laptop, she's reading books on her phone--over 600 in the last year--or attending to the needs of her family. Megan's fluent in sarcasm, could potentially benefit from a 12-step program for road rage, struggles with a Hot Tamales addiction, loves world travel & fast cars and hates paperwork & being an insomniac.
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