Title:
Gabriel
Author:
Joyee Flynn
Publisher:
Siren Bookstrand
Publishers
URL: http://sirenbookstrand.com
ISBN/BIN:
9781622423385
Genre:
{M/M}, Paranormal, Series
Rating:
4.5 Nymphs
Literary
Nymph Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Gabriel
has found his mate, but due to werewolf law, he can’t claim Caven until the
young shifter turns nineteen.
Unfortunately, Caven has a hard time accepting that, so after his
nineteenth birthday, he continues to deny the vampire what they both want.
Gabriel is the seventh book in the Marius Brothers series. If you have been reading the series’ set in
the Marius’ world then you will remember both Caven and Gabriel. Caven is a werewolf shifter who just happens
to be a Kappa. The abuse he suffered at
the hands of his last Alpha was horrible and one he is determined to
overcome. Gabriel is a vampire warrior
and one of the infamous Marius brothers.
He knows from the time he sees Caven that the younger man is his
mate. Theirs is not the usual mating and
with everything that is going on, the men are growing further apart rather than
coming together now that Caven is of age.
I
have to say that, in the matter of these two, I have to side more with Caven
than Gabriel. While not yet mated, the
two have still been living close together. However Gabriel ignores all the
signs that something is wrong with Caven, or even thought about finding out
more about what it meant to be mated to a wolf, let alone to a Kappa. Caven’s reactions to Gabriel are realistic
once everything is taken into account and personally, I would have made the
vampire warrior grovel just a little more.
These
two do eventually come together and, when they do, the passion between them is
intense. Poor Caven, I felt so bad for
him during their Skype sex scene. The way
they finally bond together as mates helps give Caven the strength he needs to
become the Alpha he is destined to be.
This, of course, does not mean that everything is smooth sailing as
there is a demon attack and pack challenge to add some action to the story.
Gabriel is an excellent addition to this
series and, with one brother left, I am anxious to see what the author has
planned.

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