Title: Catch the Wind
Author: Charlotte Boyett-Compo
Publisher: Ellora's Cave
Publisher URL: http://www.jasminejade.com/
ISBN: 9781419921896
Genre: {M/F} Futuristic, SciFi
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Scandalous Minx
Jaegar Rosakaris, Tuirc’s crowned prince, is no stranger to a woman’s body. Known for his prowess, he has willing bed partners coming out of the woodwork. However, his appetite has finally made Jaegar bite of more than he can chew. Jaegar’s fate after an afternoon romp is a bond mate and his first taste of true love.
If the rumors are true, Riezell Guardian Major Dominia Alamaine is in for a special treat if she gets some alone time with Jaegar. She hopes the handsome package before her truly has the stay and size of a racehorse. Dominia believes he will be worth every shaky legged step she takes to return home. However, by the time Jaegar finishes, her heart will have a quiver to match the one in her uncertain strides. Moreover, the ache he creates in her stomach will have a matching ache residing in Dominia’s heart.
However, before they can reach their happily-ever-after, the couple will have to walk through hell.
Charlotte Boyett-Compo’s Catch the Wind is the tenth book in the WindVerse series. Jaegar may be living a personal a nightmare, but that hasn’t slowed him down where the women are concerned. After reading this book, I had to wonder if he compensated the affection he received from his partners for the love that he was denied. Dominia is a strong confident woman and the perfect mate for Jaegar. The author paces the events to give you a slow build-up to what takes place, and it truly sucks you into this story. Catch the Wind is expertly written with a finely tuned plot, brilliantly detailed setting, and fascinating characters. While leaving the main characters in the forefront, she gives you a glimpse of a possible new relationship in the making. The betrayal, jealousy, friendship, love, devotion, and finally revenge made me ride out quite a few emotions while reading this book.
Author: Charlotte Boyett-Compo
Publisher: Ellora's Cave
Publisher URL: http://www.jasminejade.com/
ISBN: 9781419921896
Genre: {M/F} Futuristic, SciFi
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Scandalous Minx
Jaegar Rosakaris, Tuirc’s crowned prince, is no stranger to a woman’s body. Known for his prowess, he has willing bed partners coming out of the woodwork. However, his appetite has finally made Jaegar bite of more than he can chew. Jaegar’s fate after an afternoon romp is a bond mate and his first taste of true love.
If the rumors are true, Riezell Guardian Major Dominia Alamaine is in for a special treat if she gets some alone time with Jaegar. She hopes the handsome package before her truly has the stay and size of a racehorse. Dominia believes he will be worth every shaky legged step she takes to return home. However, by the time Jaegar finishes, her heart will have a quiver to match the one in her uncertain strides. Moreover, the ache he creates in her stomach will have a matching ache residing in Dominia’s heart.
However, before they can reach their happily-ever-after, the couple will have to walk through hell.
Charlotte Boyett-Compo’s Catch the Wind is the tenth book in the WindVerse series. Jaegar may be living a personal a nightmare, but that hasn’t slowed him down where the women are concerned. After reading this book, I had to wonder if he compensated the affection he received from his partners for the love that he was denied. Dominia is a strong confident woman and the perfect mate for Jaegar. The author paces the events to give you a slow build-up to what takes place, and it truly sucks you into this story. Catch the Wind is expertly written with a finely tuned plot, brilliantly detailed setting, and fascinating characters. While leaving the main characters in the forefront, she gives you a glimpse of a possible new relationship in the making. The betrayal, jealousy, friendship, love, devotion, and finally revenge made me ride out quite a few emotions while reading this book.
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