5 stars
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Kieran and
Gwen will always hold that special place in my heart because of their connection
at the start of Kirsten’s story. It was a joy to see them have their own
story, and to get to see Abbott as a good guy, looking out for his people.
Finding out how deep the bond between the two Irish vampires went, and how
well they treated each other, and Ajax, and then Arabella, made for a compelling
story. Of course, they are vampires, so they both have a touch of the sadistic
streak, but they have depth of emotions as well. They are far from perfect,
and the insight into their psyche provided so much depth to them as characters,
and to the story
Ajax was
wonderful, and I couldn’t get enough of him. His strength, his heart, his
caring, and his internal conflict and awareness. He was an all-around likable
character, trying to find his way, and balancing his thoughts and needs.
Kieran and Gwen both feed a part of him, and everything seems to be developing
well, but something seems to be missing and holding him back. Once Arabella
enters the picture, as unplanned as it all was, his soul settles. The foursome
blends and mixes expertly, and all the needs, of all four, are met. The
things they all bring to the table make them connect with each other, separately,
or together, in the variations of their numbers, in and out of, the bedroom.
The final chapter, where are the feelings are explained, was perfection!
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