Authors: Amber Kell
and Stephani Hecht
Publisher:
Resplendence Publishing
Publisher URL: www.resplendencepublishing.com
ISBN/BIN: 978-1-60735-506-9
Genre: {M/M}
Paranormal Series
Rating: 3.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs
Reviewer: Dragon Minx
When Prince Kedrik
Cobb sees a gorgeous man through a shoe store window he’s out on a date with
another man. A couple of days later, unable to stop thinking about the sexy
leather clad stranger, he heads back to the store in hopes of finding him.
Cadell Shumaker has
known Kedrik was his mate for years and even followed him from Aria to watch
over him. He’s been waiting patiently from afar until Kedrik matured before
claiming him. When the spell cast by Kedrik’s evil sister takes effect they’re
on the run, just barely able to stay ahead of the Hunters determined to end Kedrick’s
life. Can these new mates find a way to
safety in Aria? Will they be able to find Kedrick’s brothers in time?
The Helpful Swan is the latest release in the Cob Brothers series. Due to the recurring characters and ongoing
story line the books should be read in order.
This is my favorite
book in the series. There’s just something about Kedrick and Cadell that really
clicked for me. The story length is short at only 27K but even so, their
personalities are still pretty well-developed and the authors even managed to
weave in interesting pieces of background information. The beginning scenes are
filled with sexual tension, bantering conversation and even some sizzling time
between the sheets. It’s not until later that the danger kicks in and they’re
on the run for their lives. It’s here
where you get all the additional secondary characters that help round out the
plot.
My niggles. Some of
the scenes are very short and the constant changes got distracting. Secondly…there
are too many additional viewpoints. Lastly…the cliffhanger-type ending. Not
only was Cade and Kedrick left up in the air, but Prince Eaton had been brought
into the plot and he was really left hanging. Still, I enjoyed the storyline
progression and look forward to the next book.
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