I knew I was in for a wonderful time when I found myself laughing out at a awkward moment just pages in. Hilarious, believable, and totally entertaining. For the readers and other characters watching.
Tyler Morris has a few issues. He loves being a veterinarian, but he canāt cope with losing patients, the heartbreak and grief. Heās also determined to lose his V card. Past trauma has made him feel like no one wants someone like him.
Daly Evans, new owner of the cafe and bakery, is also hiding major issues. Health issues that have effected his body image.
Taking the cafe over from his grandmother , Daly is struggling.
Tyler is a character weāve met before, but here in Got Me Going, with his background exposed, and his inability to deal with the worst consequences of being a vet, Tyler comes vividly to life. Just as Daly does, as he fights to keep the shop open and his fears for his future in check.
I love this series and each couple has grabbed at my heart, but Daly and Tyler had me laughing, sniffling, and throughly enjoying their journey to HEA.
Cox has written a remarkable romance, full of heart and joy. Iām highly recommending it and the series.
Can a veterinarian lose his V-card before turning twenty-five? Oh, one hun p he can!
On the surface, I’m super sassy and just a little bit extra. But underneath, I’m hiding a painful secret from my past and one hugely embarrassing problem in my presentāI’m still aā¦I’m still aā¦Dammit, I can’t even get it out.
Let’s just say it starts with V and ends in irgin.
Daly’s the new barista, and he takes Thirsty Thursdays to a whole new level. He’s drop-dead gorgeous with a sexy shaved head, ocean-blue eyes, and an insane smile that lights me up whenever he aims it my way. He’s also kind, friendly, and interesting. In other words, the perfect guy to be my first time.
A night of too much coconut tequila leads to us making a drunken pact. Daly will help me with my V-status issue, but he adds a caveat. We have to get to know each other first. Then, and only then, can the physical stuff happen.
It sounds simple enough. But the more I get to know him, the more I realize what we have is more than just a physical attraction. We share a connection. We like the same things. And stupidly, I’ve gone ahead and caught feelings for the guy.
This was never meant to be anything more than just a physical thing, so why has Daly got me going out of my mind the way he does?
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Unless itās noted, all books reviewed have been purchased by the reviewer.
Another new to me author as well as a new series to read! The Alpha and his King , the first in The Kincaid Pack series, is a hurt/comfort paranormal romance that I really connected with .
Clark has a wonderful premise to begin with, as Alpha Rick Kincaid establishing a pack of mixed shifters, taking in those kicked out or rejected by their own rigid, old fashioned packs. It has a Tiger, bird species, and witches, along with wolf shifters.
So we start with a large foundation of found family, and a Alpha whoās carrying the weight of pulling together the new and old members into a integrated pack.
Clarkās descriptions and scenes make everyone easy to āseeā and become invested in the more we learn about themselves and how the pack was established after Rick took over.
But the story really flourishes when it comes to the abused King teenagers and toddlers. From the moment they are rescued all throughout the story where each continues to work through the trauma they have lived through and have not had any help in moving past it or dealing with it.
The little ones are adorable, but the deeply painful, almost entrenched damage is realistic and emotionally painful enough to hold both Kai and Samantha , his sister back from integrating into a new better place and pack.
On top of all this is a mystery and danger to the pack, and new members.
I was absolutely hooked from the beginning and read on until the story was finished. The terrific storytelling and characters kept me engaged and glued to the page until the end.
Iāll be binging the rest of the stories, and so Iām onto the next in the series.
When Kai flies out of a shed, swinging a rake, Rickās life flips upside down.
As alpha, Rickās dedication to his pack has never waveredāuntil Kai. The pull he feels toward the younger man is more than a simple distraction, but Rick wonāt let himself lose focus. Not while a hidden enemy is drawing near.
Moving in with the grumpy alpha who saved him is a big change for Kai, and it isnāt long before he begins to ache for something he canāt have. As a half-human shifter responsible for his three younger siblings, he knows he can never be Rickās mate.
Pushing aside their doubts and insecurities, they grow closer. But when the packās enemies strike, bringing their fears to fruition, Rick and Kai have to decide if theyāre willing to risk it all to be together.
The Alpha and His King is the first book in the Kincaid Pack series and features a quick-tempered and possessive alpha; a sweet and feisty alpha-mate; shifters, seers, and witches galore; massive amounts of hurt/comfort; and a happily ever after.
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Unless itās noted, all books reviewed have been purchased by the reviewer.
If youāre a lover of werewolf paranormal romances, then this new release, The Werewolfās Heart by F.N. Fanning might just be the story for you.
The first in Fanningās Supernatural Affairs series, itās a quick flowing read that features a mystery, a mate bond, and magical evil doings.
Fanning doesnāt add any new elements to the werewolf accumulated species history here but does give us some very engaging characters in Aaron Honeywell, new to the neighborhood, and supernatural detective Merritt Slate, whoās team is āparkedā across the street as part of a ongoing investigation into missing werewolves.
I enjoyed their romance but was missing a lot of world building and background on the universe they lived in, the sort of organization that employed Merritt, and well, just a good grounding in basics.
So I came away with having a enjoyable experience here with a romance that asks little from its reader other than a superficial entertainment. Sometimes thatās just fine.
It will continue in a book that focuses on Merrittās brother, Chase, also a detective with the agency. This was fun so I expect to pick that one up as well.
A supernatural detective goes undercover to catch a predatorā¦ love was never part of the plan. Being a new homeowner is nothing like Aaron Honeywell imagined. Instead of unpacking and decorating, heās suddenly dodging handsy fox shifters and getting a crash course in the supernatural world. And his teacher is a drop-dead sexy werewolf who seems to crave him too. Except heās sworn to put Aaronās safety above everything else, including their desires.
Merritt Slate loves his job. Usually. Itās just impossible to remember why when stuck posing as bait in suburbia to catch a kidnapper powerful enough to abduct werewolves. He wonāt let an innocent person get caught in the crossfire, so protecting Aaron is more important than his feelings, no matter what his wolf thinks.
But the threats lurking outside their cozy street are getting closer to home. Kidnapping shifters is just the beginning of a sinister magical plot that may require Aaronās help to succeedā¦ whether heās willing to provide it or not. Can the werewolf protect his heart, or will evil forces shatter it forever?
The Werewolfās Heart is the first spellbinding book in a series of passionate M/M paranormal romances. Fans of Eliot Grayson and The Chosen Champions Series by Macy Blake will love this modern fantasy novel featuring a fiercely protective wolf shifter, a sweet human searching for a place to call home, and the kind of love thatās worth risking everything for.
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Unless itās noted, all books reviewed have been purchased by the reviewer.
The Boy in the Locked Room is a good example of second book syndrome. The first story sets the characters and world building. The second story needs to continue that momentum going, while further developing the storylines (if thatās the format the authorās chosen) as well as allowing for character growth.
It definitely shouldnāt raise more issues than it does contribute towards a bettering a relationship with the characters and the series arc the authorās laying out.
Which is my problem with The Boy in the Locked Room . See full list at the bottom.
At the end of The Ghost in the Hall , a book I loved btw, the MC the medium, Edward Campion, had become paralyzed from the waist down, due to a battle with a evil spirit.
Averyās descriptions of Ward dealing with his long recovery, his disability and itās very real impact on every aspect of his life is raw, filled with tears, darkness, and is absolutely believable.
Ward isnāt thinking about the boy who needs saving. And still visits him nightly, albeit rarely in the beginning of the book. Ward is rightfully concerned with his own personal issues. His business, which is taking a hit because of his recovery. Heās depressed and feeling too dependent on others, like his orc Professor boyfriend, Mason . Theyāve moved in together but even thatās feeling out of sync. The adjustment isnāt going smoothly.
This is where Iām conflicted because Avery does an incredible job with Ward in this situation , once having made the decision to injure Ward so severely in the story. However, it now becomes so much a part of the current story that any other subjects or threads are relegated to a lesser narrative status.
Including the boy in the locked room.
What comes next in the high percentage of scenes after the turmoil of Ward adjusting to his disability and new reality is his sex life. Or rather his and Masonās. This does dovetail into how both parties are relating to each other physically and emotionally after Wardās trauma.
But, thereās so many that just as we start with a scene or storyline thatās connected to Rayn, the tormented boy thatās dream walking, and crying out for help, itās stopped. And weāre back to yet another sex scene.
The entire subject of the bookās title is given very little space until the story is halfway finished which is a shame because the horror and mystery is a excellent idea, but truly not given the depth or details it needs.
So where did the space go to? Chapter 19. A chapter the author themselves states, in a Dear Readers note within the book , can be skipped over because it includes,āan attempted sexual assault in Chapter 19. Readers who have survived similar experiences may be more comfortable skipping ahead to Chapter 20.ā Avery has written a raw, graphic scene thatās hard to read, where a vulnerable person is being sexually assaulted. This includes a suspenseful build up as well as the scene itself. Itās the entire chapter.
This also includes a trip to the hospital, rape kit scene, and police investigation. Raw and brutal, as it would be.
Thereās one impactful magical element thatās of note. It could be referenced or brought into this story another way outside of this chapter.
So my issue and question is, if a full chapter and entire major aspect of a plot and character storyline be skipped over, is it really necessary to begin with? Especially one thatās so traumatic, carries with it triggers, and deep emotional pain ?
Was it just needed to bring that one magical development to light?
Thatās a chapter that could have been used to further the complicated history and horror thatās Rayn. Or any of the other ghosts or families asking Ward and Mason for assistance. Some including Sylvia are fantastic.
And letās not forget the fantastic elf Detective Hart. His role here was enlarged, remarkable, and again makes me want a series just for him.
So for me? The Boy in the Locked Room (Beyond the Veil #2) by K.M. Avery suffered from :
ā too many sex scenes, which leads to
ā a lack of concentration on the actual title subject matter,
ā the fact it contains an entire chapter devoted to a brutal attempted sexual assault that the author said could be skipped . So is it really necessary?
Final question. If a book has wonderful characters, great ideas, and moments where it seems to come together but just didnāt because of every reason I just stated, would you be recommending it?
The boy begging for help in my nightmares is very real. Heās trapped, and itās up to me and Mason to get him out. The trouble is, we have to find him first.
It would be a lot easier if we werenāt also trying to solve a series of magical murders and deal with my horrible ex-boyfriend at the same time.
Oh, and on top of that, Iām trying to make this relationship work, but thatās not the easiest thing to do when youāre a magnet for ghosts and murderers, your ex is a complete narcissist, and your boyfriend is an orc witch.
As they say, when it rains, it pours.
A HFN, M/M Paranormal Romanceābook two in Mason and Wardās story.
Book Two of Beyond the Veil.
Book One: The Ghost in the Hall
(TW: Attempted on page graphic sexual assault)
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Unless itās noted, all books reviewed have been purchased by the reviewer.
I throughly enjoyed Lethal, the first book in this series. It had a sweet twist as far as the main characters, which directly affected their dynamics and relationship.
It was also my introduction to this world of undercover ops, twin semiautonomous agencies, and their operatives who all seem to have a sort of connection between themselves.
The operatives are all ex-professional military personnel, fierce , intelligent and highly effective in their areas of expertise.
Pegasus, the agency here is more undercover and newly established.
Thatās the background. Gage and Mason Taylor are our main characters and POVs in Rough. We watched them bicker and circle each other in Lethal, their chemistry obvious. Itās a opposites attract story.
Mason Taylor is old rich money. Heās a known entity and thatās been used as part of his cover in the past. Gageās past, other than career, isnāt as clear.
This is one of my issues with the series that starts with this story. Iāll table it for now.
Knightley does a excellent job creating interesting, connectable characters, outfitting them with emotionally laden issues, and then pulling it altogether in a fast-paced , suspenseful espionage thriller.
Gageās family issues are heartbreaking and the character that acts as a bridge to bring them into Masonās home is everything.
But this is where the suspension of belief sets in. Pegasus is a semiautonomous organization. High security with all that entails. Including high security clearances. Background checks on every operative to ensure they donāt have anything that would make them a security risk. Like a ex with addiction issues, money problems, and an employee with living quarters in risky area because of money flow issues.
Uh no. Red flags. Nope. Not hired.
And this is a narrative problem that carries over into the following stories.
Thereās a few other things thatās problematic but thatās such a glaring example of a major issue that Iāll leave that out there.
Does that balance out a hot romance and terrific characters? Along with a fast paced storyline? Well, if this type of book is your jam, probably so.
Opposites attract, Blk Ops adventure, chemistry and hot men, heartwarming romance.
But a little eye roll as well.
I enjoyed it for what it was. And recommending it for that too.
š¹Operation Justice Force series:
ā Lethal #1
ā Rough #2
ā¦ Honor #3
ā¦ Rebel #4 – Nov 17, 2022
*thereās connecting series that precedes this, Code of Honor Justice Force series as well as Out for Justice Cobalt Security series.
After circling around each other for so long, are they ready to take it to the next level?
Mason can admit that heās had the hots for rough and gruff Gage Hillcrest for well over a year now. Only Gage is bossy and overbearing as all hell. Not to mention that Gage is a closed book and Mason doesnāt know anything about the man.
Gage has wanted smart mouthed and sexy, Mason Taylor since he first laid eyes on him. But the two of them are like oil and water. Mason is wild. And well, Gage is not. Mason also has a big house and more money than heād ever need while Gage is drowning in debt.
When Pegasus is asked to help the local police find a missing undercover officer, the unit leaps in with all hands on deck. Lives collide when they roll out on the mission and Mason finds out that Gage needs aid taking care of his family. Of course, Mason jumps in to help.
As the pair grow closer, life gets more complicated when Gageās son goes missing. With loved ones in jeopardy, Pegasus will do everything in their power to find the little boy and recover the missing undercover cop before itās too late.
Because in the end, itās all about family and taking care of those in need.
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Unless itās noted, all books reviewed have been purchased by the reviewer.
So What If Iām Your Chosen One (Not Your Chosen One #2) by Evelyn Benvie picks up right after the end of Iām Not Your Chosen One, the first one in the series.
Kell is in a emotional muddle. The stars are pushing him towards his ādestinyā as The Chosen One without much guidance. Thereās Ansel, patiently waiting for Kell to figure out what their relationship is exactly and let Ansel know . Slow burn it is! But the biggest issue is deciding what sort of Chosen , if any, Kellās going to be and how heās to achieve the very high goal of saving Allune.
Even if itās from the gods themselves.
So What If I Am The Chosen One has a tremendous amount of action, new characters, and revelations.
It also has Kell doing a bit more whinging as my British friends would call it. I had thought Kell had settled some of these issues in the first book, but almost immediately they are raised again here. Kell has enormous questions about his destiny, all the beings that want a say in that (perfectly understandable), and not a lot of belief in himself in getting the job done.
I wish he would communicate more with his small group of friends/found family, as they are equally invested with hearts and bodies in his destiny too.
Still, Benvieās engaging characters, lively , action packed scenes filled with remarkable , often moving moments keeps me fully connected to Kell and his band of heroes as they navigate their way towards the dark landscape of the Lich King.
As Kell continues to turn enemies into allies, or potential friends, and the revelations show the origin behind the magical catastrophe, Kellās quest looms ever larger and more necessary then ever .
The authorās plotting is complicated, exciting, emotional, and magical. All the components that make a fantastic story so rewarding. That and these wonderful characters.
As the story ends , theyāve completed one mission, but the ramifications have yet to set in.
That comes next in āIt’s Hard Work Being a Chosen Oneā, no release date given as yet.
Iām absolutely charmed by this story and series. I canāt wait to see the next story hit.
That means Iām absolutely recommending both books and this author to all lovers of fantasy.
And the cover is still everything!
Not Your Chosen One series:
ā Iām Not Your Chosen One #1
ā So What If I Am The Chosen One #2
ā¦ āIt’s Hard Work Being a Chosen One #3 – TBA)ā
The stars don’t think Kell needs answers. He disagrees.
Having accepted his role as the Chosen, Kell plans to sail to Port Hull and seek answers no one seems willing to give him. Of course, the stars immediately sabotage him. They feel he’s ready to confront the allegedly evil Lich King and toss Kell and company directly into the Lich Kingās territory with no way back. Instead of rushing heroically into battle, Kell retaliates by taking multiple detours on the way to his alleged adversary’s palace.
The roundabout route doesn’t end up being an easy one. With a demon tower, child ghosts, confrontations with the goddess and Ansel’s family, and serious talks about his relationship with Ansel, Kell has more than enough on his plate. But he can’t put off the destined battle with the Lich King forever, even though the odds of failure are high. Kell will need to draw on every ounce of non-traditional Chosen-ness or this might be the end of his time in Allune.
Vin George is another new to me author. Their excellent Fangād , a paranormal romance, is the first in a new Evergreen Council series and Iām so excited I found it.
George has a somewhat different take on the usual shifter/hybrid vampire romance. Even on the species of vampires and weres themselves.
As a foundation story, Fangād is such a excellent tale. It peals back the hidden layers of the world Charley Entwhistle and Lucien āLucā Bradshaw inhabit as they race away from Charleyās hometown and serious wrongful accusations laid against Charley.
Vin George gives their characters and readers a suspenseful, gripping base as a staging point for the story. A dark night, a near crash, a flight into the dark! Then the tale gets oh so better.
Because the driver who, in his kindness in rescuing Charley, is the fascinating Lucien āLucā Bradshaw .
Luc is so much more than he appears. Luc is also one of two narrators of this remarkable story. The other being Charley, of course..
Thereās so much happening to Charley. Much of which he doesnāt understand. His life has been unusual, heās adopted and had weird physical issues no one has tried to explain. Ones that have escalated since puberty. Now heās accused of murder, something he knows he didnāt do . Heās hurt, confused, and running.
Charley is such a complicated character that a review canāt portray his real personality. Which is terrific because Charley is at the heart of the story, itās revelations and astonishing mysteries that move the narrative briskly forward.
Luc is at his side , his equal in depth of character, emotional issues, including historical bigotry between species, homophobia within species, and hidden elements that Iām sure will come out in future stories. Luc is an amazing being.
But Fangād happens to be packed with them. What a joy. So Iām eagerly anticipating the new release to bring us back into this universe and into these characters lives. Thereās still so many mysteries to solve.
Did I also mention the heartwarming moments too? Yes , it has those as well.
Vin George just made it onto my auto buy with this story. Itās beautifully written, the characters are engaging and fully defined, and the story incredibly well plotted with new twists on the paranormal species.
If youāre a lover of the paranormal, then Iām recommending this story and author to you. Itās a fabulous read!
Who is the antsy, beautiful guy in my passenger seat? Or rather, what is he?
Wrongly accused of murder and running for his life, Charley took a chance on the hot stranger with a fast car. He didnāt expect the gorgeous Luc to have any insights into Charleyās increasingly strange symptoms. He certainly didnāt expect to learn the fantastical stories heād heard as a child were true. And he definitely didnāt expect to feel so strongly for someone he only just met.
Lucās impulsive offer has landed him in charge of a sexy, enticing, not entirely human someone. Charley might have vampire blood. Surely that should make him less attractive and not more? But the mysterious Charley is irresistible, addictive even. Luc is determined to protect him from anyone and anythingā¦mortal or otherwise.
Fangād is the sexy first book in the Evergreen Council series, featuring a bratty half-vampire on the run, his stubborn wolf-shifter protector, and a fascinating world of supernatural beings hiding in the shadows. HEA. Standalone.
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Unless itās noted, all books reviewed have been purchased by the reviewer.
The cover and description give the reader a pretty good indication of what Lethal, the first book in Reese Knightlyās new Operation Justice Force , has in store for them.
Dark alley, hot, muscled men, with tattoos (some of them), just a hint of danger. Works perfectly for a undercover operation filled with ex Black ops, ex Marines , ex CIA agents, you name it, this agency has the law enforcement type employed there.
I wasnāt aware thereās connecting series that precedes this, Code of Honor Justice Force series as well as Out for Justice Cobalt Security series. Neither of which Iāve read but some of the characters from those series do make appearances here.
The agency here is a twin operation of one referenced above, only a tad more under the radar. They are run by the same person and under the same government auspices .
Luckily, Knightly puts all that knowledge in place here so the new reader like myself doesnāt feel like they are scrambling too much to pull together the foundational structure.
Lethal is a two person POV, a dynamic format which works tremendously well with this type of story and characters.
Itās a dark explosive opening, and weāre off to a highly suspenseful, intense storyline diving into a mystery that has a murderous cat and mouse game already in progress.
While the transitions between the differing POV may seem abrupt at the beginning, I found it increased the pace of the exposition, heightened the sense of danger to the men involved, and laid a layer of dark rawness over this section of the storyline.
Dalton Weber, 38, second in command of Pegasus, is chasing Sphinx,a ex CIA suspected of being a traitor and stealing a important in-house list of names. Thatās the situation we start at. A meeting between Dalton and Sphinx gone wrong.
Adam Campbell, ex CIA, is on the run, unsure of who he can trust, with information he needs to protect. Heās such a interesting character, exhausted, alone, fighting to survive. Who he is and what his connection is with Dalton makes this story. Itās such a great twist.
I wonāt spoil the book but itās a fast paced , highly entertaining, very suspenseful story. Itās got terrific characters, themes , and a fabulous ending.
Thereās a few questions about Daltonās family history, and his background but in general, this is a story that will keep you entertained and invested right until the end.
And itās one Iām recommending!
The list of the series to date is below. Check them out.
A traitor with stolen information. Adam Campbell, 33, blacklisted CIA agent, needs to get covert information into the right hands. Alone and on the run, his world suddenly stops when he discovers the identity of the Pegasus operative who is on his tail. Arranging a meeting just to gaze into the eyes of the man heās always loved, Adam is set up and almost killed. Out of resources and nowhere to turn, Adam returns to the only home heās ever known.
An operative who always catches the bad guy.
Dalton Weber, 38, second in command of Pegasus, has a job to do: Stop ex-CIA agent, code name Sphinx, from selling classified information. When Sphinx disappears after Daltonās botched attempt at contact, Dalton takes a much-needed break. Going home for the holiday, Dalton finds Adam, the man heād walked away from years ago.
A surprising encounter. Imagine Adamās shock when Dalton shows up. Imagine Daltonās disbelief when he finds out the facts about the man who has always owned his heart. When explosions, secrets, and attempted murder hit close to home, Pegasus opens up a lethal dose of ass kicking. Will that be enough to stop the bad guys and give Adam a chance to come clean?
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Unless itās noted, all books reviewed have been purchased by the reviewer.
Evelyn Benvie has,in one story, become a auto read. This authorās new series, Not Your Chosen One, includes the sorts of characters, storylines, and world building I look for in a fantasy novel. Then goes further to make sure thereās humor, depth, growth for relationships and emotional issues that the main characters are dealing with.
Also new areas for the universe to expand and enrich the plot.
That all occurs in Iām Not Your Chosen One, book one in this outstanding series.
It starts off darkly enough, with 26 year old Kell Hį» Sinh Porter desperate and depressed. Once again heās run from his home life that threatens to pull him under.
Benvieās vividly described portrait of a young man so despairing that he cries out to the night for help is so real it tugs at you emotionally.
Especially when heās answered.
Then the journey of self discovery, acceptance , responsibilities, friendship, and romance (what that means if youāre demisexual) , all within the realm of fantasy.
Whatās a hero? Whatās destiny anyway? Who decides? What if the hero says no? The authorās storylines has so much fantastic elements to it, moments where I was filled with glee , living fully through Kell and the decisions he kept making throughout this journey.
Itās the people he starts to befriend, the ones he astonishes, or frustrates as he learns about himself and others.
Iām so invested in this growing found family of beings, especially Kell. Who have a world to save but donāt know yet exactly what the plan is.
Evelyn Benvie has created an exciting , well written, beautifully realized fantasy world, and filled it with multidimensional characters Iāve come to care about deeply.
I canāt wait to see where this journey is taking them all.
If youāre a lover of fantasy, Iām highly recommending this author and story to you . Pick up Iām Not Your Chosen One (Not Your Chosen One #1) by Evelyn Benvie today!
Kell Hį» Sinh Porter is twenty-six years old and desperate to leave his unhappy life and his dead-end town.
One night his wish is granted by a mysterious voiceāthough not in any way he would’ve imaginedāand he finds himself in the semi-magical land of Allune where everyone thinks heās the āChosen One.ā Kell politely disagrees, and absconds from his duties. On the search for an adventure that doesnāt come with world-saving responsibility attached, heās joined by companions. Every adventurer needs them, but his turn out to be Ansel, a sheltered fallen angel, and Fre, a half-orlk who wants to be a hero.
Destiny, bad luck, and the gods conspire against him. The Dawn Goddess wants him to take up his Chosen One mantle, which Kell is sure means becoming cannon fodder in an ancient divine war. The Lich Kingās demonic minions carry out sporadic attacks in an attempt to kill him and prove he is not the Chosen One. Temperamental elves, talking stars that aren’t all that helpful, image-conscious demons, maddening pieces of prophecy that everyone thinks Kell should already know, and his growing feelings for Ansel all mix in a frustrating stew as Kell tries to juggle his feelings, his duties, and all the things trying to kill him. No one asked him if he wanted to be anyone’s Chosen One, and he can’t begin to understand why he was chosen.
Kell needs to figure out who to trust and how to forge his own path before it’s too late for Allune and for him.
How I Stole The Princessās White Knight and Turned Him To Villainy: Miracle 1. By A.J. Sherwood is a new wonderfully entertaining fantasy story. Itās free at the moment but soon it will be pulled, and made part of a series Sherwoodās writing about a white knight and the black sorcerer whoās falling for him.
Itās got Sherwoodās tell tale humor, magical characters, snarky dialogue, action, and remarkable heart added to this enemies to lovers romance.
Honestly, the bad guyās not so bad, well, really, the princess isnāt very nice, and the White Knight? Heās caught trying to do the right thing, and falling in love with the wrong person.
I couldnāt put this rollicking fabulous tale down . And when it was time for the Knightās next mission? I found I needed that story that hasnāt been finished yet.
Oh the anticipation. Luckily, when the books come, they will be released, one after another.
So grab this up. Read it and enjoy.
Then wait with me for the announcement of the books to arrive!
Whatās a white knight to do when his princess wants to sacrifice a town to barbarians? Go to the famous Black Sorcerer of Grimslock for help, apparently. Whatās a black sorcerer to do when the white knight comes to him for help? Keep him, naturally. Devan does not approve of this payment plan. Tan does. Less
Whatās a white knight to do when his princess wants to sacrifice a town to barbarians? Go to the famous Black Sorcerer of Grimslock for help, apparently.
Whatās a black sorcerer to do when the white knight comes to him for help? Keep him, naturally.
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 