Rainbow Reviews

BOOK BLURB:
Jem is tired of watching Kael come and go from the fae court, tired of wondering whether his beautiful lover needs him more than he needs his family. He waited patiently the last time Kael disappeared, but he's not sure he can do it again, and when Kael doesn't come home one night, Jem wonders if it's all over for good.

Kael would much rather be home with Jem than be in the fairy court with his mother and sister, but he has obligations. Obligations that lead to him neglecting the one thing he truly cares about. Can Kael find a way to convince Jem that he wants to come home?

BOOK REVIEW:
This is a fun book. I enjoyed Draven's play of time and location in the book's story, his twists and the emotions from his characters are quite vivid and good.

Jem and Kael are hot-blooded men that love to play with enchantments. Becoming the court's ideal can be so much more ... redheaded men do not get lost, but family is a powerful motivator, more if you count Elven court bloodline. Kael was an Elven Honour Guard, a high position.

To follow Jem while his heart and the illusion in his mind appear to shatter and while Kael is broken by his origins and trying to forget, is Magic and wicked fun.

The two lovers come from very different backgrounds, and that is very nicely detailed in these pages. As is their love and commitment, the way that even in pain and discord they never forget each other, in the way their relationship is in its pure form ... faeries.

At first this little gem appears to be like any other Elven-Hot Male-Magic book, but the intrigue and the subplots are so captivating that one cannot help but enjoy it. Go read!

DISCLAIMER: Books reviewed on this site were usually provided at no cost by the publisher or author. However, some books were purchased by the reviewer and not provided for free. For information on how a particular title was obtained, please contact us at reviews@rainbow-reviews.com.