This can’t be happening
to her. A random break down…an isolated mountain road, a seemingly
chance meeting with a hotter-than-hot stranger. Tatyana is a modern gal
who can handle any crisis, but before she knows what’s hit her, she’s
sensing a hideous threat, not to her but to this man who draws her like a
moth to flame. Hunter.
“I know things…I saw it.”
When the
attack comes, she is his protection from a diabolical enemy, even as he
initiates her into a startling world of magic, sorcery and sensuality.
For in a moment of terrifying danger a spark has been struck, and
neither can escape the erotic fire to come…
4/5 stars
I really liked this book, but it really confused me. I liked
the world it took place in and the people were interesting. I love
reading this genre of books and usually read about vampires and shifters
so reading about witches and warlocks was a nice change of pace for me.
My only complaint was that this book read like it was the second in a
series. So much so that I put the book down and started looking around
on the author's website and on other book related websites to make sure I
hadn't missed the first book. I found no other book so I picked this
one up again and continued reading. Super happy I did because the father into the book I got the more I liked it.
The
whole good vs evil, brother vs brother and nature vs nurture was played
out to perfection. I really liked Hunter and Ryce and thought their
friendship helped move this story along. Hunter's internal fight to
make sure he didn't turn into a monster like his brother was something I
would've liked to see more of. Tatyana was a good fit for Hunter and
brought a level of playfulness that he desperately needed after his
self-imposed exile from his family.
I hope this turns into a
series because I'd really like to get a better understanding of the
other witches like Gracelynn and Lennox and especially Ryce. Plus they
have all those fledgling witches hanging around. Maybe even a prequel
telling Dimitre and Annali's story.
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