I am reviewing a DTB version.Wow! That was the longest prologue I've ever read!Now I can go back to page 1 and start enjoying the book.Many reviews that mention re-reads make sense now.*****Few thoughts on the book, the writing, the characters, the shenanigans. No spoilers, just want to keep my outr...
Rating: 3.5 starsMelusine is a very difficult book to review, especially for a M/M book blog. As a high fantasy adventure, I would say this book is top-notch. As a M/M romance, I would give it a two thumbs…down. But regardless of how one would tag this story, my recommendation is this: patience.Taki...
Really, really torn about the rating on this one. Beginning was rather abrupt and extremely off-putting with the sadistic rape and torture of the main character, followed by chapter after chapter of Felix being BARKING MAD and seemingly no movement toward Felix's story converging with that of the o...
An interesting story of power and control, of secrets and lies and of powerful enemies. Two men come together and have to fight both their past and the present to try to improve their lives and the lives of others. I found it an interesting story and liked the characters, there were elements tha...
This is a book that requires a fair investment of time and energy: not only is it a dense, often draining read, but it doesn't exactly end. And if you've become attached to the characters, as I did, you will need to read more in the series or feel you've only heard a small portion of their story. I ...
I really liked this book (so much so that I picked up the second book the day after I finished the first one). As with any book that has constantly alternating points of view, I found it distracting at first but eventually I was able to settle into it. (It's a personal preference. It works for so...
Felix Harrogate trained for years to masquerade as a noble and be part of the wizarding elite of Melusine. But his sordid past is revealed and he crawls back to his old master--who uses him in a ritual to destroy the protective magic of the Melusine. Believed to be a traitor, with his mind broken ...
I've had several people let me know that I need to read this author. I tried. It didn't work for me. The first chapter didn't pull me in. It looked very good and up my alley. It just didn't work. Probably me, not her.
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