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ltcreads40's review
4.0
Laska and Torien!
I really loved how patient Torien was with Laska and that he really understood him. Laska for his part, tried his best to understand the world around him and survive the best he could. He knew what he wanted and went after it as much as he could. Torien was pretty frustrating at times as he wouldn't admit his feelings and would have saved Laska a lot of pain. However everything worked out in the end for a perfect happily ever after. I'm so happy I picked up this series as I have really enjoyed it so far.
I really loved how patient Torien was with Laska and that he really understood him. Laska for his part, tried his best to understand the world around him and survive the best he could. He knew what he wanted and went after it as much as he could. Torien was pretty frustrating at times as he wouldn't admit his feelings and would have saved Laska a lot of pain. However everything worked out in the end for a perfect happily ever after. I'm so happy I picked up this series as I have really enjoyed it so far.
alexleo13's review
4.0
This storyline starts off sooooooo slowly that I really didn’t know whether I would continue and finish it. But when the two men start to live together, the fact that they are the best match possible finally emerges. As a reader you can only root for Torien and Laska and hope that Torien will let the past go and allow himself and Laska to have a future despite the world that doesn’t understand and accept their personality and relationship. I have laughed more than once at Laska’s bluntness and lack of social filters.
There is little to almost no romance; the MCs are two scientists who make decisions first of all on the basis of facts. But at the end, their HEA is the result of strong feelings (anger and love) they can’t control.
This book adds many new pieces of information about the world of weres and vampires and I recommend to read the series in order because there is an underlying storyline that unfolds and becomes more and more intricate in each book.
There is little to almost no romance; the MCs are two scientists who make decisions first of all on the basis of facts. But at the end, their HEA is the result of strong feelings (anger and love) they can’t control.
This book adds many new pieces of information about the world of weres and vampires and I recommend to read the series in order because there is an underlying storyline that unfolds and becomes more and more intricate in each book.
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