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NEW REVIEW : Basement Level 5: Never Scared by L. R. Wright






5 out of 5 books




Alexa lays quietly on the sofa relaxing into a dream state, but the dream awakes to reality as intruders are descending upon her home, her family! Where does she run, where can she hide, where does she go? Down to B5! Alexa Martinez, the only girl in the Martinez family, whose duplicitous business dealings taught her early on how to use a gun and how to protect herself and family.

Brought up in this family with a history of violence and vendettas has brought her and her family to this. What will it take to keep her family, her children safe? How far will she go? Who and what is after her? Will saving her family become her demise? Has her family name branded her for life? Can everyone that's part of the Martinez family and organization be trusted? What is the secret that has her always in hiding?

This was an awesome read, edge of your seat excitement, and a storyline that keeps you and wouldn't let you go until the end. The love and loyalty between Alexa and Dro is something we all wish for. But is it enough? Basement Level 5: Never Scared, is a must read if you're looking for action, unexpected twists and turns with a bit of romance and mystery.

This book was provided by the author for the purpose of this review.

Melody Vernor-Bartel
Urban Reviews


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