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Herodes Kreios and Nicolaos Konstantinos
are best friends and triad mates. They are also living on a
planet that is slowly burning itself to death. A planet that
they need to leave if they and their destined mate are going
to survive. They’ve been waiting to claim their mate until
they believe she is ready, but time is running out. With some
hesitation, but knowing they have to do what they have to do,
Rod and Nico seduce their mate, Lania, with the hopes that the
intimacy that the three achieve in one short interlude will be
enough to last them until they can make a life for themselves
in a new world.
Lania doesn’t trust easily. More than
wary of the male species, she is blown away by the blast of
lust that hits her when she sees Rod and Nico the very first
time. So blown away in fact that she stumbles and falls.
When their hands are offered to her to help her up, Lania
knows what they have done. They have claimed her for their
very own and the fact that they are her mates is just gravy.
The bonding the men wish? Lania finds she is unable to
disagree.
The trio forge a relationship that is
both steamy and often times sweet. The men want nothing but
her happiness, as it should be. Will Lania be able to handle
her emotions and wants after a lifetime of suppressing her
desires to be loved, or will she alienate the two men who
complete her?
Narian Summer is such a
good book. I liked the premise, I liked the characters, and I
thought it a very good read. Rod and Nico are to die for;
totally male and full of testosterone, I loved how they loved
Lania. While they did their best to be patient, their turning
her to their way of thinking made me smile.
For a very sensual and different take on
vampires and triads, Narian Summer should not be
over looked. I adored it. |