I guess I am now a Jocelynn Drake fan. I really, really liked this book. I liked Angel’s
Ink which filled in all the
background information that I wanted when I read
Asylum Interviews:Bronx. Both Trixie and Bronx
can be read as stand alone stories without any problem. However I
do recommend you read Angel’s Ink first. In this book, Gage, who is
an ex-warlock, struggles with the Towers (Home of the Warlocks), his love, his
loyalty and his conscience. I particularly liked this book due to Drake’s willingness to touch the core of Gage’s being. I (manly as I am) found my self wiping my eyes when Drake described Gage’s feelings as he held a baby. Drake captured, so accurately, the overwhelming emotion that infants bring to the table. With that said, I will strap on my weapons and declare that the action and adventure are why I read these books. Luckily at my age, I am quite comfortable with both my identity and chick-lit sentiments.
There is a wealth of action, some mayhem both satisfying and sad. Drake does a great job writing action and adventure that has major heart strings. (reference to my monograph on String Theory found at www.bentrim.info)
I highly recommend the book.
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This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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