Published: June 3, 2016
Publisher: Bathory Gate Press
Pages: 270
Source: Red Moon Book Tours
Synopsis:
She's lucky he's a charmer…
Lindi
Parker works hard at being human, not an easy task for a snake shifter. She has
no desire to search for others like her—until a new case changes everything.
When Lindi learns that she she's not the only shapeshifter in the world, she
also realizes she might be next on a killer's list.
In
order to save herself and the abused children she works with, she will have to
team up with Dr. Kade Nevala, a member of the shifter tribe responsible for
eradicating weresnakes—and the most attractive man Lindi's ever met. Even more
terrifying, she’ll need to embrace her serpent side, a choice that has enormous
consequences for Lindi, and for everyone around her.
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Bio:
Margo Bond Collins is addicted to coffee (mmm...caffeine) and SF/F television, especially Supernatural (mmm...Winchesters). She writes paranormal and contemporary romance, urban fantasy, and paranormal mystery. She lives in Texas with her daughter and several spoiled pets. Although she teaches college-level English courses online, writing fiction is her first love. She enjoys reading urban fantasy and paranormal fiction of any genre and spends most of her free time daydreaming about heroes, vampires, ghosts, werewolves, and the women who love (and sometimes fight) them.
My Rating:
★★★★☆
Review:
Let me first off say I love the names of the main characters Lindi and Kade. Second off, I like how the shifters in this book actually turn into the animal and not a half and half form. Though as the book goes on we learn a little more what Lindi can do as she learns more of who she is. Many that I read either have them in only a half best mode or just most of the time so you forget that they can actually turn into animals. That doesn't happen here and I enjoyed every moment of this book.
At first when I heard that Kade was a charmer I thought he would be a snake charmer or something like that I was not expecting what he turned out to be. Though it did make for an interesting read there was that tension between them that made the relationship a little bit more real. There is the right amount of give and take of friction.
I want to know if there are anymore like Lindi I mean they can't all be what their animal makes them can they? I hope there is another after this one, because there were just to many questions left unanswered especially with what happened at the end I mean there has to be a story there.
The only thing I was confused about was that she has been a snake shifter for her whole life and she has been helping others and some of them are shifters as well, why all of a sudden did they just start smelling her and what she was, when they didn't before.
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Excerpt:
He took a step
forward, again seeming to loom over me. I leaned farther back, but I was
trapped—I would either have to climb up on the bed or push my way past him. I
wasn’t sure which would be better.
Then it was too
late—he grabbed my upper arms and stared into my eyes. His hands burned hot
against my skin. His eyes, too, glittered feverishly, golden highlights
churning through the brown.
The intensity of
his stare captured me. I drew in another breath, full of the scent of him, and
my head swam. Again the color leached out of the room. This time, though, I
couldn’t look away from him, couldn’t hide the way my eyes changed, the pupils
narrowing and lengthening. The room shifted into shades of gray, and his golden
eyes turned silvery as they held my own.
He inhaled
sharply as he saw the transformation and his hands tightened convulsively.
“How are you
here?” he whispered, shaking his head.
He pulled me
closer to him, staring into my eyes. My pulse pounded in my temples. The
muscles of my abdomen started to roil; I was about to shift, and I couldn’t
control it.
And I might just be okay with that, some quiet,
still part of my mind whispered from far away, because this man terrified me. I
might have a better chance against him in my serpent form.
But
something—some instinct deeper than thought—urged me to maintain my humanity.
I still couldn’t
break eye contact; his gaze was hypnotic.
He leaned in and
kissed me.
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