Author: Lynn Hagen
Publisher:
Siren-Bookstrand
Publisher URL: www.sirenbookstrand.com
ISBN/BIN:
1-61926-669-5
Genre: {M/M} Contemporary
Paranormal Series
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs
Reviewer: Dragon Minx
Going out on a date
with Charles Sinclair is the worst decision Sylvester ever made. The
evening ends badly and he’s forced to flee but winds up in an even worse
situation. It starts a series of life-changing events he could never image. He’s scared, in pain and just when Sylvester
thinks he’ll die, a voice offers him hope.
When Jeremiah and his friends
rescue a human their crazy former alpha experimented on, it’s obvious the man’s
dying. Determined to save him, Jeremiah’s claims the stranger, stopping the
pain that’s killing him. It’s an unexpected way to start off a mating but the
men quickly become devoted to each other. Things go smoothly until Sylvester
has a terrible adverse reaction to the serum, forcing them to break their bond.
Can Jeremiah and Sylvester survive the separation and can they get back
together?
Jeremiah’s Heart is release three in Lynn Hagen’s Shifters of Mystery series. Due to the continuing storyline and
returning characters, the books should be read in order.
We met Sylvester
briefly at the end of book two but didn’t get many details of what had happened
to him. That’s where chapter one in this release picks up. It gives us lots of
background details of his date with Charles, his capture that we didn’t see
before and where Jeremiah steps in. It’s full of fear, suspense and pain and
the author packs a lot into a short space, giving the reader a good idea of the
turmoil Sylvester went through. It’s well done.
I like this series and
the underlying plot-line is progressing nicely without overshadowing the relationship
between Jeremiah and Sylvester. The secondary characters, whether new or old,
are interesting, adding spice, flavor, friendship and humor to the overall
plot. I really want to see one with Pat and Sam in the near future.
Then there’s Jeremiah
and Sylvester. I like these two…so different in life experiences but a good
match, nonetheless. The author has done a nice job with them and getting them
together. The personalities of the characters are well developed, the story
flow is smooth and the pages are filled with desire, passion, and danger. It kept my attention throughout and I’m
looking forward to the next release.
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