Whytes Sandmann

The Keepers #3

by Jess Buffett

Als Sandmann verbringt Sam schon seit Jahrtausenden sein Leben damit, anderen Hoffnung zu schenken. Er kann nur dann sehen, wenn er sich in Träumen befindet oder die Vergangenheit betrachtet, was ihn häufig zur Stimme der Vernunft im Kreise der Hüter macht. Nach mehreren Angriffen von einem unbekannten Feind findet Sam sich mit der Tatsache ab, dass er einzig in der Welt der Träume sicher mit seinem Gefährten zusammen sein kann.

Whyte, die Zahnfee, wurde Zeuge der Angriffe auf seinen Zwillingsbruder und seine Freunde nachdem die ihre Gefährten getroffen hatten, und er versteht die Besorgnis seines eigenen Gefährten nur zu gut. Doch hätte er niemals gedacht, dass es so schwer sein würde, Sams Bedingungen zu akzeptieren.

Als die Hüter sich demjenigen nähern, der für all das ihnen zugefügte Leid verantwortlich ist, wird ihnen klar, dass es noch einige Spieler mehr gibt als sie ursprünglich angenommen hatten und um den Sieg davonzutragen, müssen sie sich möglicherweise auf einen Pakt mit den Teufeln einlassen.


Ein homoerotischer Liebesroman für Erwachsene mit explizitem Inhalt. Dies ist Band 3 der Serie.

Länge: rund 20.000 Wörter

Genres: M M Romance, Gay, Fantasy, Paranormal, Mythology, M M Paranormal

87 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 23, 2014

About the author

Jess Buffett was born and raised in New South Wales, Australia. Jess is a mum of two, married to her high school sweetheart. She is a hopeless romantic who is a huge fan of M/M and M/F romance with a happy ending—anything with hunky men in all their glory, whether they be Shifters, Vampires, Cowboys, or the boy next door. A caffeine addict who shamefully can’t make a decent cup of coffee to save her life, Jess believes in soul mates, happily ever afters, and in love at first sight, but that sometimes people need a second or a third for the brain to catch up.

Reviews

[Tina · Rating 4 out of 5]

In Whyte’s Dream by Jess Buffet we see the battle that Sam and Whyte must win in order to mate. Again we see Ms. Buffett’s somewhat warped sense of humor in that these sexy men are the Tooth Fairy and the Sandman respectively. Honestly just for that chuckle factor alone I would read these books. Luckily, Ms. Buffett adds to that wicked sense of humor with well written and enjoyable stories. I loved Whyte when he helped his brother with his mate. I pulled for him as he struggled to understand why he could only be with Sam in his dreams. I empathized with him when he realized just how hard it would be to find nirvana while he slept only to wake up alone. But his headstrong mate was determined to protect him regardless of Whyte’s opinion. I loved how Ms. Buffett resolved the widening chasm that seemed to be opening between Sam and Whyte. I am again impressed by her simple solutions to problems that appear insurmountable. And she does it in such a way that it fits not only the circumstances but the characters as well. I thought this was a well written and enjoyable book and I am looking forward to how she resolves the issues surrounding the future of the Keepers.
Four twinkling Stars

[Christy Roberts · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not Just The Keepers Affected

In this one we find out that it's not just the Keepers that are having problems, but the Dark Lords as well. This is Sam, the Sandman and Whyte, who is the tooth fairy's book. The only time that Sam trusts them being together is in the dreams he creates because he wants to protect the man he loves.

The Keepers and Dark Lords all meet up and we also meet the goddess of Hope and her half brother the God of jealousy. Elle as Sam calls her helps him figure out who is behind these problems.

The thing always annoys me is that chapter one and the epilogue from book before are always the same. This was a good book, the sex was hot for sure.

[Janka · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this series. Sam and Whyte are fabulous. Their relationship is being tested but once they come together it is explosive. A bit of suspence too. Here we get few answers and I cannot wait for the final book.

[Jenn (not Lily) · Rating 1 out of 5]

Weakest of the series so far, although they figure out who's behind their problems in this one. Terrible spelling and syntax -- and my biggest pet peeve, your used for you're. She REALLY needs a better proofreader!

[Tracie R · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review to come

[Debfirpo · Rating 5 out of 5]

So good

Sam The Sandman and Whyte The Tooth Fairy together was sizzling. Can't wait to see what happens next with the Keepers.

[Jo · Rating 2 out of 5]

Enjoyable story but not much happens between the character and it is rushed to the end.