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BOOK BLURB:
It takes a special kind of virgin to bind a unicorn.

Scott would never have dreamed he was pure of body, heart and soul, but then he had no cause to believe unicorns even existed until he reluctantly drove to Del Fantasma late one night to rescue his stranded brother, Bryan.

Jack may be a unicorn, but he's he avoids virgins like the plague. The chances of meeting that special type of virgin is slim-to-none in bars like Del Fantasma and he delights in every opportunity to feed his own lusty appetites while he can. After all, a unicorn may be undeniably attracted to virgins but that doesn't mean he has to be one himself.

Unfortunately for Jack's plans, their bond is instantly formed when he meets Scott. Jack is now Scott's to command. He just has to convince him what he is, something that sounds a lot easier than it is.

And Bryan? Well, it turns out that their meeting wasn't entirely by chance. Bryan was instructed by a group of vampires to get the two together. Now that he has, can Jack and Scott discover the threat against them and save Bryan in time?

BOOK REVIEW:
Jack is a unicorn who enjoys being unfettered. He happens to pick the wrong night to prowl at Cody’s bar as an evil vampire has decided she wants his blood and will do anything to get it, even if that means using an innocent virgin. Scott is not much on bars and would never even know about Cody’s bar if it were not for his brother. When Bryan calls with car problems, he’s off to help, not knowing that he’s about to become bait in a unicorn hunt. Sparks fly when Scott bumps into Jack, setting off a connection between the two men that will be difficult to break. Jack will do anything now to protect Scott, and as Scott starts to see the wonders and dangers around him, he worries how this will affect his new relationship.

Unicorn by Jet Mykles is an excellent addition to the Del Fantasma series. Jet’s characters pull you in from the very beginning. When Cody hand’s both men their drinks you almost want to yell ‘Run’ but by then it is too late for either of them.

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