Harrison is the skeptic among the Brotherhood. He won’t believe in anything he can’t see or feel with his own senses. Harrison is a well-respected sociology and cultural anthropology instructor, and he takes great pride in debunking myths. It gives him a lot of enemies, but Harrison really doesn’t care. He is intrigued, though, by his latest challenge.

Martin has been amused by Harrison’s claim that magic isn’t real. Martin knows differently, he’s an honest-to-God Magician and has been for centuries. He’s tied to Amour Magique by an intricate set of spells, and in order to prove Harrison wrong, he has to lure the man into his territory.

Harrison and Martin are undeniably attracted to each other. There’s something strong that bonds them together, and they’ll need every bit of their faith to make it through their bonding. In Harrison’s dreams there is another world, one that he can’t remember, and glimpses of his past that he doesn’t understand. Things are getting complicated, and there’s only one man that can help him now – Martin.

Believe It or Not is another incredible addition to the Brotherhood series. Harrison and Martin at first seem like complete and utter opposites. But, delve deep beneath the surface and they are perfect for each other. The sex is incredible; the characters are realistic and Believe It or Not delivers on every front. I couldn’t stop smiling throughout, Martin kept me on my toes and the secondary characters added yet another layer of amusement and intricacy.

Believe It or Not contains a number of hints for the next addition to the Brotherhood and I’m practically salivating to find out how everything is going to work out for Liam. Willa Okati is fast creating one of my favorite series. Each story tells such a compelling and unique tale. I can’t get enough of the Brotherhood.