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Empire of Pain Information
| Book Name: | Empire of Pain |
| Author: | J.L. Beck |
| Series | Torrio Empire #3 |
| Language: | English |
| File Type: | PDF/ePub |
| PDF Size | 1.83 MB |
| ePub Size | 585 KB |
| Pages | |
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There has never been a time when love came at such a steep price.
Will Bianca and Callum finally get the ending they’ve been waiting for?
Beginning of the Plot
In a fit of panic, the narrator searches frantically for his missing daughter, Bianca, in a box. The sight of Amanda’s body and Tatum’s mutilated corpse, among other things, continue to haunt him. The father, Romero, takes Tatum to the emergency room, but the narrator has a hard time locating her there. Since they haven’t been located, he has no idea whether or where Bianca is. The narrator is preoccupied with the possibility that she has been knocked in the head and may suffer from swelling or even worse consequences. The narrator is suffocating, paralysed, and on the verge of losing control. The narrator feels guilty for the deaths of the other men and for failing to safeguard his daughter, Bianca. The storyteller is left wondering what happened to Bianca and how to locate her.
Tatum, the main character, is a distraught mother who can’t handle anything going on in her daughter Bianca’s life. Romero, who is attempting to murder the guys, is helpless in the face of the oncoming automobile and the fleeing men. The heroine is tasked with discovering her unconscious and near-dead daughter. She worries that this may be the last straw for her mother and that she may have seen her die. Romero speculates that one of their men would steal Amanda’s phone and answer all of their inquiries if he or she had it. After contacting Bobby, our hero learns that no sign of Amanda’s cell has been discovered. He also has to know where the cars are and what’s going on. The protagonist must determine whether or not to cooperate with the guys.
Romero hurries to the hospital to check on Tatum, who has suffered a head injury. A nurse at the hospital asks for her details after the paramedics had rushed her there. Tatum, a concerned mother, hesitates to contact the police because of concern that someone she knows may be implicated. She maintains her identity as Cecila Miller’s mother and says she has received no threats. To aid in the hunt for Bianca, Romero contacts his son Charlie. Although Callum would rather avoid Charlie, he says he would give Charlie a call if required. Callum wants Charlie to meet him at the hospital, and Bianca’s home number is already programmed into her contacts. The situation is critical, and Callum is resolved to track out the perpetrators and rescue her daughter. The tension is high, and Callum must make a tough choice.
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Empire of Pain Book Summary
When one of our favourite television series is coming to an end, we all know that feeling: we become tremendously depressed over the fact that we are no longer going to be a part of this universe, but at the same time, we are thankful that we were able to fully immerse ourselves in this world. These are the precise sensations that I experience from watching this series.
Empire of Pain was the perfect book to end this series on because it settled everything that was left open after the first two novels and showed a lot of growth in character for all of the main characters as well as the supporting cast. One of the most significant character developments that took place throughout the course of the series was that of Callum. He moved from being a control freak to someone who is trusting, and he learned to apologise for his behaviour when he was wrong. He also let Bianca enjoy her life without interfering with it. He has a genuine affection for the infant, and he will never stop looking out for his family. Additionally, he got more kind with Tatum and evolved into the parent that she requires.
Bianca developed into a powerful woman. While she was carrying the child, she was aware that she needed to be courageous and guard it. She would even consider murder in the sake of protecting her family. She took care that Callum was aware he was in the wrong and did not put up with any nonsense from him. She was aware that she could love him while maintaining her independence and not being dependent on him at the same time. She did a much better job of communicating how she felt and prioritised taking care of herself before worrying about how others felt.
I really enjoy how everyone in this novel is able to communicate with one another. They learned how to share their emotions with one another within the family and how to coexist with one another. The sequence in which Callum proposes to his little bird was very adorable, and it was easy to sense the depth of his affection for his pet. I thought it was so wonderful that they could finally have a quiet life with their family. This was a fantastic book series, and although I am disappointed that it has come to an end, I am very glad that I had the opportunity to read it.