Publisher:
Dreamspinner Press
Date
Published: May 8,2018
Urban
Fantasy, Shapeshifter
Audiobook
Reviewed by Gabrielle (meingee@yahoo.com)
Reviewed by Gabrielle (meingee@yahoo.com)
Weblink: https://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/books/treasure-for-treasure-by-r-cooper-9692-b
Obtained via publisher
Obtained via publisher
Rating:
4 Hearts
After dealing with all the pain in high school
Joe just wants out. Out of this small town and its small ideas yet something
pulls him back home. He does not understand why he finds himself back home in
the small town and dealing with the small minds once again. Working in the
local coffee shop Joe keeps his head down and lives his life but soon someone
notices Joe and there is no way to ignore him. Zarrin may be small and shy for
a dragon but he is ready and willing to try to do right by the town and
especially Joe. Can Joe find it in his heart to let Zarrin prove to him just
how serious he is or is his resentment against this town and everything
associated with it too strong?
Zarrin
and Joe’s journey takes the two by surprise. Nothing can stop a love that is
fated to be. Life has made Joe hard and cynical but underneath it all is a
sensitive man that longs for love. Zarrin sees the true Joe and is more than
willing to fight to bring it out. I loved seeing their relationship become something
strong and deep. The two must work through so much to find the truth of their
feelings. I really liked Zarrin. He is so much stronger than he thinks, and it
was nice to see him grow and find himself. The two are good for each other and
their emotions shine through in everything that they do. Not only do we get the
wonderful story of Joe and Zarrin, but we also get to see the true
personalities of many of those that spend their time in the coffee shop. Love
and friendships build and deepen as the story progresses and we begin to see
the truth.
Narrator
Dominic Carlos does a good job of bringing life to this world and its
inhabitants. I was quickly immersed in their story and engaged all the way to
the end.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book.
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