
Title: Mourning Doves
Author: Angela Romano
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Publisher URL: http://dreamspinnerpress.com/
ISBN: 978-1-935192-89-3
Genre: Gay M/M, Science Fiction
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Leander is a Fox Kin, born with the attributes of a fox plus the ability to shift. When he was 15, Leander was ‘drafted’ into TASK, which was a result of getting caught hacking into their systems. Partnered with Epsilon, a genetically engineered Wylf Kin, both men are responsible for policing other abnormals. Both men have serious personal issues, yet each brings something into their partnership that balances the other out.
Madison has worked for TASK for some time. Although completely human, she has no problem jumping into a fight and is capable of holding her own until she meets Alex, the young woman Leander and Epsilon are trying to help.
Wolf has been in charge of TASK for some time now and when one of his teams comes under personal attack and is set up as traitors, Wolf will do anything to help them, even going up against his ex – Mercedes - if need be.
When a simple assignment to kill a Hunter goes wrong, Leander and Epsilon need the help of their fellow TASK members to figure out what is going on. Soon everyone is trying to keep Alex safe from her ex-turned-Hunter and find out whom the traitor really is in order to keep Leander and Epsilon safe.
The premise of Mourning Doves is an interesting one involving a mixture of shifters - kin, both natural born and genetically engineered, the obligatory secret government agency, bad guys - both human and monster, and a physic. While the writing and action are intense and the characters strong, I felt at times as if there was too much going on. Rather than center on one main couple, the story revolves around three couples, friends and coworkers. While the group has a strong family connection that is easy to see, I did not feel as if all the individual couples had chemistry.
Author: Angela Romano
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Publisher URL: http://dreamspinnerpress.com/
ISBN: 978-1-935192-89-3
Genre: Gay M/M, Science Fiction
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Leander is a Fox Kin, born with the attributes of a fox plus the ability to shift. When he was 15, Leander was ‘drafted’ into TASK, which was a result of getting caught hacking into their systems. Partnered with Epsilon, a genetically engineered Wylf Kin, both men are responsible for policing other abnormals. Both men have serious personal issues, yet each brings something into their partnership that balances the other out.
Madison has worked for TASK for some time. Although completely human, she has no problem jumping into a fight and is capable of holding her own until she meets Alex, the young woman Leander and Epsilon are trying to help.
Wolf has been in charge of TASK for some time now and when one of his teams comes under personal attack and is set up as traitors, Wolf will do anything to help them, even going up against his ex – Mercedes - if need be.
When a simple assignment to kill a Hunter goes wrong, Leander and Epsilon need the help of their fellow TASK members to figure out what is going on. Soon everyone is trying to keep Alex safe from her ex-turned-Hunter and find out whom the traitor really is in order to keep Leander and Epsilon safe.
The premise of Mourning Doves is an interesting one involving a mixture of shifters - kin, both natural born and genetically engineered, the obligatory secret government agency, bad guys - both human and monster, and a physic. While the writing and action are intense and the characters strong, I felt at times as if there was too much going on. Rather than center on one main couple, the story revolves around three couples, friends and coworkers. While the group has a strong family connection that is easy to see, I did not feel as if all the individual couples had chemistry.

























