Date published: 9/4/13
ISBN: 978-1-61040-529-4
MM Shapeshifter
E-book
ISBN: 978-1-61040-529-4
MM Shapeshifter
E-book
Reviewed by Helen
Obtained via
publisher
Rating: 4
Chef Vanya
Stravinsky and his sister Katerina are Zhar-ptitsa, firebird shapeshifters.
After being robbed and shot, Vanya wakes up in the ruins of a burning building
as he’s rescued by fireman Gideon Sato. There’s a strong link between them and
Vanya soon wonders if they are true mates. Meanwhile the police suspect him of
setting the warehouse fire and he doesn’t know how to prove he’s innocent
except by going further into danger. When all he wants is to get closer to
Gideon.
This book
starts off really well, dragging the reader right into the suspense and action.
The drama is leavened with a few really good laugh out loud lines, as well as
the tenuous beginnings of the romance. Both Vanya and Gideon are
well-developed, well-rounded characters with layers and secrets and distinct
personalities. I like Katerina as well. There’s an excellent, unexpected plot
turn, and the erotic side of the male/male romance is well written with the sex
scenes as hot as the burning building.
This book is
very different from another one I read by this author, AR Moler, but just as well worth reading, especially for readers who like
their shapeshifters a little different and enjoy MM stories. I will certainly
be looking for more of this author’s books. I also really liked the cover. It’s
perfect for the book. The writing was very clean with only a few minor errors
that don’t slow down the reader at all. This is a gripping book that will
undoubtedly be read in a single sitting.
This is an objective review and not
an endorsement of this book.
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