
SYNOPSIS
Except, neither ever imagined the degree of loss they would experience in this small town. With Gemini’s own life hanging in the balance, will they get to see the possibility, the magic of this beautiful new place, or will Matthew and Gemini be dragged down into loss and horror and darkness once again?
EXCERPT
“The feel of her surrounding him broke every barrier inside of him, and when the pressure in his lower back and abdomen peaked and he felt her wonderful soft strength pull him into her body deeply and tighten, he let her have it all.
He let her have his heart… his heart that beat blood through his body ferociously, his heart that was alive only for her now.
He let her have his very spirit, his animal, and he gave her little pieces of that part of him, of his true self.
He gave her his soul, that although damaged, had been brought to life the day he’d met her.
He gave her his breath against her breast as he tasted her perfect tits.
He gave her his mind, his body, the two things that had also been broken by his time in the Veil, by his time as a captive in another world.
He gave her everything as he came inside of her…
And more beautiful than giving was her receiving his gift and what she gave back to him.
Trust. Hope. A life worth living.”
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3.5 StarsThis novella intrigued me. I haven’t read the first book The Devil’s Pride (Wild Beasts #1), so I did end up feeling a little bit lost. Nothing too drastic, but I would imagine we get a lot of the background info about everyone and the different clans, world building, etc. in that book. So even though techniquelly this can be read as a standalone I would suggest reading book one first for a more fuller experience.
That being said I did enjoy this one. Like I said it intrigued me. This author has a unique way of writing. I want to say it was flowery but it wasn’t that exactly. I can’t really explain it so I guess you’ll just have to read it and see for yourself. *lol* The characters were interesting as was the bits of history and info about the different races. In fact, there is a glossary at the end that proved to be very informative.
Overall this one caught my attention enough that I will go back and read book one soon, as well as keep my eyes out for any future books in this series.

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