by Katie MacAlister, Barbara Rosenblat
How I imagine Gabriel.
This series follows on from the Aisling Grey Guardian series (and Aisling does make an appearance). May is a doppelganger, in hiding from her demon boss Magoth, who is determined to seduce her and determined to keep her "twin" Cyrene safe. When Gabriel comes into her life they find themselves attr...
For me, this wasn't as much fun as the Aisling series. In fact, the times this book picked up for me were the times when that crew (Aisling, Drake & Jim) made an appearance. Part of the problem is that May & Gabriel, while likable, are generally more competent and well-adjusted than Aisling and Dr...
3.5
A great start to a new series! The silver wyvern, Gabriel, sparked my interest from his first appearance in the Aisling Grey series with his elegance and charm, so I was thrilled to hear he now has his own series! Due to an unfortunate curse placed on his sept, Gabriel has renounced the possibility ...
Enjoyable book. The heroine May is so unique. I love her sister Cy too. And I'm really glad Gabriel has found love. This book ends in a huge cliff hanger, so of course I had to immediately start reading book 2. Great series.
I actually got a little teary at the end. I couldn't believe it.
This was really good!The story line built up from where the Ailing books left off. I was glad to see Aisling, Drake and Jim involved, especially at the end of the book. The cliff hanger at the end made me glad I waited to read this until I had all three books so I could start the next one right away...
Finding it very hard to finish.
New Series; the female lead is far too wishy washy, and while a bit of sex is nice, this went a bit overboard with nearly every other page having them wanting each other or having each other. The only thing I really enjoyed was that the male lead was less sexist than Drake in the Guardian series.
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