by SJ Himes
4.5 Stars
Even love can die without trust.
Angel’s brother, Isaac, has returned home, and the pair begin to make slow and awkward attempts back to each other. Learning how to be a brother to a grown man instead of a parental figure has Angel adjusting his behaviors and habits, and Isaac still remains a mystery. Was it merely entering adulthood that turned Isaac away from an overprotective Angel, or does Isaac carry a secret that will keep them from finally being a real family?
Angel’s brother, Isaac, has returned home, and the pair begin to make slow and awkward attempts back to each other. Learning how to be a brother to a grown man instead of a parental figure has Angel adjusting his behaviors and habits, and Isaac still remains a mystery. Was it merely entering adulthood that turned Isaac away from an overprotective Angel, or does Isaac carry a secret that will keep them from finally being a real family?
Daniel Macavoy, Angel’s new
apprentice, is torn between his bond with Angel and the grasping machinations
of his father. Dealing with a traumatized apprentice with dangerous holes in
his magical education, saving Daniel may be harder than Angel first
thought—especially since the biggest problem is not revenge, but guilt.
The one shining beacon in his
life is Simeon, Elder vampire of Boston’s only Bloodclan. Four hundred years
old and sexy as sin, Simeon is warrior and sage, patient and cunning. The
strength Angel draws from Simeon’s devotion and the newborn mate-bond between
them is steadfast and true…and the fount of death magic that animates the
undead lord places Angel in the midst of a power struggle for control over
himself, his lover, and his family.
Through it all, Angel is
beleaguered by the unwanted attention of a troll-hybrid, the adventures of a
dragon in the city, and a serial killer has decided to hunt the back alleys and
midnight streets of Boston.
The second in the Beacon Hill Scorers series and it is as good as the
first. We aren’t much for vampire
romance, but SJ Himes has created a fantasy that is so imaginative that it
makes you believe.
We start again visiting with Angel, and his hodge podge of family. Isaac his brother has finally returned home
and is learning how to let Angel in and understand his magical gift. Daniel Macavoy has come to stay as Angel’s apprentice
and struggles between his family and his desire to learn. And as always there is Simeon. Sweet, sexy Simeon.
SJ Himes has such a way for storytelling, just as the first Necromancer
book, the second edition is aa layered world that pulls you in and, immerses
you in a bubble around Simeon and Angel.
Himes takes us deeper into her magical world exploring dragons, trolls
and the mystical fae. She balance the
real wold, being set in Boston with actual Boston landmarks, and a fantasy work
in a perfect harmony, so much you expect to see vampires walking around.
The first book dealt with a new love between Simon and, this book is
easier paced and heartwarming as they fall deeper in love. And let’s not forget the best part of a scorer
and vampire getting together, yep, the steam between the sheets. Yummmm.
This does not disappoint, the chemistry is smoking hot, hot, hot! But
regardless of the between-the-sheets, Simeon and Angel grow more into their relationship,
working together, living together, and being a real blood bonded couple.
There is so much going on in this book; family drama, return of an ex, mysterious
murders, vampire power struggle, but it all fits together so well. The book has a great flow that kept us
engaged in the mystery and how everything fits together. And we
get to visit with our favorite characters.
Seriously loving Isaac and Daniel, and hoping the next book feature each
one of these two hotties!
So all in all, this is a fantastic addition to the Beacon Hill Sorcerer
series. Fast-paced, romantic, sexy,
mysteries, a must read m/m romance. Even
if you don’t love fantasy, go pick up the series by SJ Himes, you won’t be disappointed. And this 6-7 books planned in the series,
there is lots of good reading to come!
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