Monstrous Truths by K.A. Knight Release and Review

This is the second book in the Forgotten City Series. Each of these books can be read as a standalone, but to better understand the story since each one is about a different character, it is recommended that you read the books in order. This book focuses on the story of Talia and Cato. If you have read the first book then you know who she is but you do get to go back and see what Talia was doing before we met her in Monstrous Lies. Talia is a woman in a mans world and is no stranger to being look down on for the profession she had chosen. She is a scientist and absolutely loves her job. She just hopes that one day she can get the chance to prove herself. When the opportunity finally presents itself though, she has not a clue what she is getting herself into. She sure isn’t going to turn it down though because it is the first opportunity she has ever been give to prove herself capable. She is even willing to go over the wall and fight for survival. However when she is hurt and crying and running Cato who is the leader of his tribe hears and and is immediately drawn to her and feels this intense need to protect her. Scared of him though it does not take her long to figure out that he will never harm her and is going to protect her from anything she might need protecting from. However his people do not feel the same way that Cato does and they want her dead. His home is the safest place for her. Never expecting to see her missing sample and files again, together their bond grows even stronger as they begin to look for answers in the research he has. However as they get deeper and deeper into discovering what was happening in the underground labs she knows that she will have to choose to return the research or if that will doom them all.
This book was so good and I am the first to admit that I am not the biggest paranormal reader in the world. But I loved the first book so much that I couldn’t wait to get my hands on this next book. I love the growth that Talia experiences in this book and the bond she builds with Cato. There are twist and turns and things revealed that will keep you turning the pages. If you loved the first book you do not want to miss this book. And I highly recommend that you read Monstrous Lies.