Born of Air

Dragon Soul #4

by Sean Michael

Meet the Beteferoce five dragon shifters, each with a strong elemental power. And each with a fierce desire to find his soul mate…

He said he was flying on a silver dragon. He called me “Markus-meine.” Who would know all that? Who? And how?

SWAT cop and dragon shifter Mark Beteferoce had—and lost—a soul mate. He’s finally at the point where he can get through the days without thinking about what used to be…until he tastes Quincy O’Brien’s doughnuts and takes him home to play.

Quincy O’Brien is a gifted baker, but at night he dreams of soaring through the sky on dragonback and being topped by the perfect Dom. Mark satisfies the kinky urges Quincy has only explored in his subconscious, pushing his limits and caring for him afterward.

From the start, their connection was more than sexual. It’s known; it’s familiar somehow. And it’s slowly driving Mark insane. What shouldn’t be possible most certainly is, and the bond between himself and Quincy runs deeper than either of them could ever have realized.

This book is approximately 72,000 words

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Genres: BDSM, Paranormal, M M Romance, Romance, Dragons, Shapeshifters, Paranormal Romance

246 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 4, 2018

About the author

Often referred to as "Space Cowboy" and "Gangsta of Love" while still striving for the moniker of "Maurice," Sean Michael spends his days surfing, smutting, organizing his immense gourd collection and fantasizing about one day retiring on a small secluded island peopled entirely by horseshoe crabs. While collecting vast amounts of vintage gay pulp novels and mood rings, Sean whiles away the hours between dropping the f-bomb and persuing the kama sutra by channeling the long lost spirit of John Wayne and singing along with the soundtrack to "Chicago."

A long-time writer of complicated haiku, currently Sean is attempting to learn the advanced arts of plate spinning and soap carving sex toys.

Barring any of that? He'll stick with writing his stories, thanks, and rubbing pretty bodies together to see if they spark.

Reviews

[Charly · Rating 2 out of 5]

My least favorite of the series

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 4/10

PROS:
- Michael does a decent job of making both the meeting and the dragon-reveal in each book a little different so that they don’t all seem like exactly the same story.
- We finally get to see several of the brothers and their partners all meet up together in this one (although it happens a bit late in the story to break up the monotony of the sexfest).
- I liked how the situation with Quincy’s sister works out in the end.

CONS:
- This one is all about the sex.
- There are a couple of different times when Mark says he’s going to do something--and he says the thing multiple times; he stresses it--and then he doesn’t follow through, which in a BDSM story with a fairly hardcore, structured relationship really bothered me. In one of those situations, he allows his sub to beg his way out of (or rather, into) something, which just made me see Mark as a bit of a pushover.
- The fact that Mark’s soul mate was murdered at some point in the past has been mentioned in all of the previous stories in the series, so that was a part of the book I was pretty interested in getting some backstory about. And there is basically none.
- The repetition in this book is worse than in most of the Sean Michael books I’ve read recently. And when I say repetition, I mean it on multiple levels. There are repetitive actions (the guys have sex and do little else throughout the book), there are repetitive descriptions within the sex scenes), and there are even repetitive phrases and words used from one scene to another and within single scenes (at one point, “revel in it” is used three times within about a page and a half, for instance).
- I get that this is a fantasy. But the “let’s have sex bareback when we’ve just met because we’re *so* horny and we’re *so* into each other and we SWEAR we don’t have any STDs” thing makes me cringe so badly.

Overall comments: This is in the third paragraph on page one: “[he] was braced for the first flood of customers. There was a line today, as there was most mornings. The next hour was busy.” I think that gives you a pretty good idea of how unimportant details are to this author (unless they’re related to sex scenes). I have a love-hate relationship with this author: when he’s on, I think he’s fantastic. In books like this, when he gets so wrapped up in the sex that he writes little else, I’m not a fan.

[Rachel Emily · Rating 1 out of 5]

I haven't read the previous 3 books in this series, but aside from seeing those couples near the end of the story, you wouldn't have to have read those to understand this story.

Quincy and his sister own a bakery that's been in the family for years. He meets Mark, a SWAT officer (and also a dragon!) when Mark starts coming in for yummy raisin doughnuts. They meet, the hook-up commences (seriously, it started at 5% into the story and the first scene went until like 16%), and there is supposed to be this whole plot thing somewhere in the multitude of kinky sex scenes? Yep, that's about all I took away from that story.

I skimmed most of it after the 4th sex scene. I didn't feel the connection between Quincy and Mark. And it had a LOT of potential, too! (Seriously, I love reincarnation stories and it has dragon shifters!) Unfortunately, that is lost in the plot, and so is any characterization. Quincy completely loses his identity as a character and an individual and there is so much left unexplained about being soulmates, why the need is so great, etc. that never gets addressed. And the entire thing with Quincy's sister near the end came out of nowhere.

I hate giving a story 1 star, but 2 stars is "it was okay" and honestly, this story wasn't even okay for me. There was waaaaayyyy too much sex that didn't add anything to the story or characters, and what could have been a great story about fated mates, dragon shifters, and cop meets small town baker, is unfortunately just not there.

I received a copy from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.

[True Loveislovereview · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another sexy read from the Dragon Soul series. I loved this one.

Mark is one of the five Beteferoce dragon brothers. He had and lost his soul mate.
Quincy is a baker, his specialty is doughnuts. Together with his sister he runs this shop.
When SWAT cop Mark enters the shop there is a spark. Quincy and Mark have a date at Marks apartment.
They have an unbelievable sexy play night...so good Quincy will stay the whole weekend... until Mark throws him out. Quincy don’t know why or what happened.
He has talks in his sleep and has vivid dreams... about dragons and a partner.... he is hungry and feels awful.
Mark can’t seem to forget about Quincy and he’s drawn to him.

A wonderful dragon story with a lot ... read: a-lot of sexy bdsm scenes.
The yearning and longing is overwhelming. The change of Quincy takes a lot of energy and oh goodness Mark fulfills all Quincy needs... and there are many!
Great read, written with a lot of passion. A very delectable read!!

Kindly received an arc from the publisher

[Angie · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received a copy to read and review for Wicked Reads

I have read every book in this series and I am just in love with it! I usually only read about wolf shifters but when this series came out I jumped on it because I love most of the authours work. You do not have to read the previous books in the series but I think you would understand Mark more if you did. Mark is a cop who goes with another officer who frequents Quincys bakery. Mark loves the raisin doughnuts and keeps going back for them and glimpses of Quincy. Quincy knows what he wants and isn't afraid to say it or ask for it. When Mark and Quincy come together it is magic! I don't want to give away anything because I hate spoilers. Just know I laughed and cried and loved it from beginning to end. Low on angst and heavy on sex and lovey dovey mushy stuff. For some reason I had thought this was the last book in the series but it is not and I am so flipping happy! Can't wait for the next book.

[Shirley · Rating 4 out of 5]

First and foremost, if you’re not a fan of stories that are heavy on sex and light on story, Dragon Soul is not a series you should consider picking up. All of the books in the series have included BDSM, but Born of Air had even more. Just another friendly warning. I am most definitely not complaining. I’m a patient reader and if I’ve had enough, I just skip over the parts that I’ve had enough of… but I know it isn’t something every reader enjoys, so again, it was worth mentioning.

Born of Air was one book in this series that I wouldn’t have skipped regardless. Readers have known since the beginning of the Dragon Soul series how important and rare a dragon’s soul mate is. We’ve also known that there is only one soul destined for each dragon and Mark Beteferoce had lost his years ago. He had come to terms with the loss, but it just about broke him. He was definitely not ready to open himself up to that type of heartache again. Besides the fact that it was impossible for Quincy to be his soul mate… or so he thought.

One of my issues with the first book in this series was the level of deception in Branded by Flames. That wasn’t a problem in Born of Air. Mark didn’t keep his secret from Quincy any longer than he absolutely had to and because of his dreams, it didn’t take much to convince Quincy. The biggest problem for Quincy was he didn’t want to be a substitute. He was his own person and he wanted to be loved for who he was, not the memory of who Mark had lost.

There were a couple of other stumbling blocks in the way of a HEA for Mark and Quincy, but Sean Michael from some creative ways to get around them. Owned by Fate is next and I can’t wait to see where this series goes from here.

I received Born of Air in exchange for a fair and honest review.

[Cee Brown · Rating 3 out of 5]

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I have been with this series from the first book, and I am still here four books in. This one weighed on my mind quite a lot during my reading. I wanted to love this book, I had such high hopes for it. Here was a brother who had lost his mate and basically went rogue. Now he has found him again and all the questions and angst that I wanted and expected did not show through. But what I got was a whole heap of erotica and little storyline. [Sigh] I felt missing links all over the place, even when they spoke of Mark's former soulmate. Was he or wasn't he? I kept asking myself and it grated on my nerves.

Like the other books, this one was insta everything and hawt!!! These two could not be in the same room without going at it. The concept of not being able to be without one another for too long hindered baker Quincy's job. And only when I reread the synopsis I realised that Mark was SWAT, not merely a cop. Goodness gracious. There was the reveal that barely sparked and appearances from two brothers and their mates. And surprise, a thrill that even I did not see coming.

I quietly wait for the fifth and final[?] book.

I voluntarily and honestly reviewed this book without bias or persuasion from the publisher through Netgalley.

[Lauren loves llamas · Rating 3 out of 5]

A m/m romance where the heroes are a baker and a cop-slash-dragon? A reincarnated mate? While I’m hit or miss with the whole fated mates trope, this sounded too good to pass up. So while this is the fourth in the series, it’s the first I’ve read, and I think it worked fine as a standalone.

“He’d never met a man in a doughnut shop before. But doughnuts and cops went together, so he was taking it as a good omen.”

Quincy and his sister run a family bakery. Quincy’s going through a bit of a dry spell when a new police officer comes in, one who seems to have his eyes on Quincy as well as his famous raisin donuts. After a bit of flirting, they decide to to act on the attraction. The sex is, apparently, fantastic, but Mark flips out when Quincy starts muttering weird things in his sleep – things only Mark’s dead mate could know. Could Quincy be Mark’s mate reincarnated, and if so, can they make their relationship work?

“I love that you know what you want and aren’t afraid to demand it. It’s so hot.”
“I need it. You. You’ll stop me if you didn’t want me.”
“Didn’t want you what?”
“To be…me. To ask. To push.”
“Oh, baby, that’s how I love you.”

If that sounds like not much plot, that’s because it is. Unfortunately, not much else actually happens. Quincy and Mark meet, they have a one-night-stand where Mark freaks out afterwards, they’re apart for a month, then they get back together and have lots of sex. I cannot believe I’m complaining about this, but there is just so much sex. Lots and lots of pretty heavy BDSM sex – Quincy’s into pain and Mark’s into giving it. Though I had to pause and go google things at times, I liked that both men came into this experienced and willing to ask for what they want, without any shame or hesitancy. The only weird thing sex-wise for me was that Mark calls Quincy his “baby boy.” So, once the whole mate thing is settled, what else happens? Not much. The only sort of conflict is over Quincy’s sister and her extremely justifiable worry about him, since once Quincy starts hanging out with Mark he pretty much disappears from her life. There is, eventually, a resolution to the sister issue, as well, but I found it a complete cop-out.

“So you don’t want to see me again.” Mark’s voice was neutral.
“You lost your shit, screamed at me, followed me, and accused me of…something I don’t even pretend to understand, all because I had a dream, man.”

There was a weird bit of consent – not for the sex – but apparently, once Mark and Quincy, uh, do the deed bareback, it starts some sort of transformation, binding the two of them together as mates. Though Mark gets Quincy’s consent before going condomless, and attempts to explain the whole “this will have life changing effects,” it’s literally in the middle of sex, which I think most people would agree is the wrong time to make life-altering decisions. He then waits a couple more days before actually explaining the whole dragon thing. I get it that it’s fated mates and insta-love and all that, but it rubbed me the wrong way that the importance of the decision wasn’t really emphasized to Quincy. Also, after they first have sex, Quincy calls Mark something his dead mate used to call him. Mark, understandably, flips out, thinking that someone’s playing a mean practical joke on him. He goes full-on crazy stalker on Quincy until he figures out that, yes, he could only be his reincarnated mate. Quincy initially pushes back when Mark comes back into his life, but caves pretty easily.

Overall, while the sex scenes are great, but there’s not much else here. This is more like a 2.5 star read for me, but I’ll round up to 3 stars.

I received this book for free from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

[Veronica of V's Reads · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mark Beteferoce is a SWAT cop and second-eldest of a clutch of dragon shifters who live in eastern Canada. Unlike his younger brothers Jake, Deke and Luke who have recently found their fated mates and bonded, Mark has already had a bonded mate. And, lost him. It's been nearly a century, and Mark has worked hard to overcome his shattering grief. One day he stops into Quincy's bakery and falls into instant lust...with a donut. Okay, and with the cute baker.

That's all it takes for Mark to swoop in and bring Quincy home for the weekend. And let the sexytimes begin... Until Mark overhears Quincy talking in his sleep and using words only ever uttered by his dead mate.

This is essentially a sexfest, with lots of BDSM including pain play. The Dragon shifters find their mates and then claim them by having lots of bareback sex. Their semen has magical powers to gift their mates with good health and long life--to match that of their immortal dragon mates.I thought there would be more discussion of the demise of Mark's first mate, but we skipped that, unfortunately. Quincy has a tentaive link to Mark's past, but he wants to be seen as Mark's future, a man of his own merit, and that causes a little low-level conflict. Mostly Mark is a jerk to Quincy at first, and spends a lot of time investigating Quincy's past to assure himself that he's not being snowed by a conman. The separation is difficult, because they should be feeding their bond with more sex, and instead they are maintaining a distance. At least until Mark makes amends.

There are some cameos from the other mated Beteferoce brothers, which is fun. Don't expect more of a plot than two men meet and have an unexpected spark...and tons of sex. If that's your jam, and you dig dragons flying with their mates, well this is the book for you.

[WycEd Reader · Rating 5 out of 5]

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Reviews by the Wicked Reads Review Team

Angie – ☆☆☆☆☆
I have read every book in this series and I am just in love with it! I usually only read about wolf shifters but when this series came out I jumped on it because I love most of the author’s work. You do not have to read the previous books in the series, but I think you would understand Mark more if you did. Mark is a cop who goes with another officer who frequents Quincy’s bakery. Mark loves the raisin doughnuts and keeps going back for them and glimpses of Quincy. Quincy knows what he wants and isn't afraid to say it or ask for it. When Mark and Quincy come together it is magic! I don't want to give away anything because I hate spoilers. Just know I laughed and cried and loved it from beginning to end. Low on angst and heavy on sex and lovey dovey mushy stuff. For some reason, I had thought this was the last book in the series, but it is not and I am so flipping happy! Can't wait for the next book.

Reviewers on the Wicked Reads Review Team were provided a free copy of Born of Air (Dragon Soul #4) by Sean Michael to read and review.

[Brooke Banks · Rating 4 out of 5]

I haven't read the previous installments of Michael's Dragon Soul series, or any of his other books before Born of Air. I had no problems jumping right in. And I'll definitely be reading more of his work.

Things To Know:

There is a LOT of sex. Kinky BDSM master and baby boy sex.
The world isn't built per say, it just is. It doesn't bother to explain about how they survive or came to be. Because it doesn't matter. They exist, they're searching for their soul mates, and having sex sessions when they do.
The HEA is definitely delivered.
There are apparently lots of different types of paranormal beings running around that I'd be curious to explore in other series.
I'd like to have like a short or novella about Quince's sister side of things just to cement what happened and get a better feel for her as a character.
I'm super curious about the next book, about the fifth dragon doctor that's still mateless at the moment and who fills that void. And what happens when all the brothers are paired up.
I do wish there was more down time together between the two and talked about how the first incarnation of Mark's soul mate died but meh. Not a big deal.
You can skim or skip the sex scenes if you're worn out or not in the mood.


Recommendation: When you want sexy gay guys participating in BDSM with a sweet paranormal twist written by a gay guy.

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[Deborah · Rating 4 out of 5]

Born of Air is book four in the Dragon Soul series and it's everything I have come to expect from Sean Michael! This is Mark's story of finding his soul mate-reinvented!

Mark is a dragon and a cop. He comes into a bakery for some doughnuts and meets Quincy. He is strangely drawn to him-and even though his raisin doughnuts are epic, it's Quincy himself. There are instant sparks and Mark and Quincy agree to a little fun!

When Quincy is dreaming of flying on a silver dragon and is talking in his sleep, Mark takes notice! He calls out Markus-meine and Mark is immediately taken back to his former soul mate who was killed. Mark freaks out immediately believing Quincy has set him up. After a bit of investigating, and stalker-ish behavior, Mark realizes the connection they share is more than just sex. He has a familiarity that he can't rationalize. But he knows what he feels. Now to figure out where Quincy stands with all this and his feelings. He has to believe the impossible has happened!

I have enjoyed this series from the beginning. I loved Mark rediscovering his time-tested soul mate and I loved their journey. Yes, it is very heavy on sex-all the books have been so I knew what to expect! I love the loving touches and the endearing connection between these two. It was an interesting story and kept me intrigued throughout!

Another great entry, and I am looking forward to the last Beteferoce brother to get his story!

[ButtonsMom2003 · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sex, sex and more sex.

This was my first dragon shifter story and I wish I could say that I found it compelling but it was just OK for me. Born of Air is the 4th book in the Dragon Soul series but it can be read as a standalone story. I haven't read the first three books and I never felt lost while reading it.

I'm a bit conflicted about this one. While I like to read about sex in an MM story this one was a bit over the top for me. I could almost summarize Born of Air as they meet, they have sex, sex and more sex and it ends. There were some pretty heavy BDSM elements between Quincy and Mark and I learned about a new toy that I kind of wish I hadn't researched. (I'd never heard of an anal hook and had to look it up)

Potential spoiler: I kept waiting for the big event; I was certain that something awful was going to happen to Quincy. The ending was very anti-climatic for me.

There was enough of a teaser about the 5th brother that I'll read it if the opportunity comes up through NetGalley but I can't honestly say that I'll care too much if that doesn't happen. So I didn't hate Born of Air but I didn't love it either.

A review copy was provided by the publisher via NetGalley but this did not influence my opinion or rating of the book.

[R · Rating 3 out of 5]

Quincy is a baker. Working in the bakery his family has owned for generations. When a hot cop named Mark starts coming in and buying his raisin donuts he is extremely attracted to him. When Mark and him finally come together they are both surprised. Mark is a Dom, and Quincy is a kinky, kinky sub.

Mark has a rather big secret though. He is a dragon. He lost his true mate years ago and has never really gotten over it. The time they spend together is riveting and sexy for both of them till Quincy says something that Mark thought he would never hear again. Mark’s anger scares Quincy. He starts having dreams of flying with on a silver dragon, not sleeping, feeling worse everyday. When Mark finally decides that maybe Quincy is his he hopes it not to late.

This book is the fourth in a series. It is full of BDSM, kinky sex (lots of kinky sex) and soul mates.

I received an ARC from Netgalley for a review.

[The Book Junkie Reads . . . · Rating 3 out of 5]

I did enjoying meeting Mark and Quincy. Quincy stole my heart and my taste-buds from the start. And there was this quite strength behind Mark that lured me in to him. Then the alpha came out and he was so much more. I found that more times that not I was feeling a bit confused. I am not sure if that had anything to do with this was my first read in this series or the way that it was written. I did find that I wanted to know more about the brother of Beteferoce and the mates chosen. I wanted to see more of the world of shifters and their interactions with other. I loved the little surprise connection at the end and the lasting connection for two of the characters that became familiar through the read.

[Dannielle · Rating 3 out of 5]

This wasn’t the first in the series, but it was the first that I’ve read. Luckily there aren’t any spoilers (aside from Mark’s brothers being in relationships), so I was able to enjoy the story. Things start off pretty hot and heavy between Mark and Quincy and they don’t really let up. There is some drama at the beginning when Mark thinks Quincy is playing him and Mark is pretty mean about it. Thankfully that gets cleared up and they get back to the sexing. There’s quite a bit of BDSM in this book, and I even had to do some Google searching because I wasn’t clear on what some items were. Nothing bad, just new to me. There really wasn’t a conflict in this story, just Quincy needing to be told about Mark’s dragon and accepting it.

[Diane Dannenfeldt · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars. I wanted Marks story so bad because he lost his soul mate and I wanted to find out how he got another one. I hate to say it but ther was way too much sex. I was hoping there would have been some type of battle since we found there to be something going on in the last book. I loved that we got to see several of the brothers come together towards the end and spend time with each other, flying and playing together and with their soul mates. I can’t want to read the next book, which is the last brother, and hopefully we have some type of battle. Or maybe a book after the last brother finds his mate.

ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

[Ashley · Rating 2 out of 5]

Born in Air wasn’t the first in the series but it isn’t necessary to read them all to understand what all is going on in this one. That being said, I didn’t particularly enjoy this. There was far too much sex. Then the way Mark talked to Quincy during those scenes felt overly done and fake. I understand there was the BDSM element (and I have no problem with that, at all) but it became a bit off putting and I ended up skimming through a lot of this book because it lost its appeal pretty quickly.

I received Born in Air as a E-Arc via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

[John-Torleif Harris · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very fun

I thought that Mark got over his paranoia over being set up a bit too easily. After having mourned Garrett for so long and even completely given up hope of ever having a mate again, it felt a bit forced how quickly he accepted Quincy not only as his soulmate, but as being completely separate from Garrett.

Other than that, I enjoyed this latest installment in the series. Mark and Quincy were a fun pairing, and it was great seeing Quincy convinced that Mark was delusional from being over stressed, but willing to humor him.

[Tina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Born of Air is the fourth book in the Dragon Soul Series. This book is not a standalone title. There are people we have met before and the book assumes you have read the series before.
Mark is a swat cop and dragon shifter.
Quincy makes doughnuts and is a gifted baker. He wants a dominate. Lucky for him Mark is a dom and more than willing to make his fantasies come true.
Fast paced story that has a ton of heart and soul in it. I really enjoyed this read and look forward to more in the series in the future.

[Theresa · Rating 1 out of 5]

Mark never redeemed himself for his horrible treatment of Quincy. Then his turn around in accepting Quincy as his fated mate was too fast and easy. Quincy's reaction to the existence of dragons was anticlimatic. He didn't even hiccup upon learning that he was Mark's reincarnated mate. Mark and Quincy having sex at the supper table in front of Mark's brothers and their mates was disgusting. Quincy's sister throwing a hissy fit was stupid. The HFN ending was disappointing.

[Donna · Rating 3 out of 5]

m/m
Dragon shifter Mark Beteferoce lost his soul mate years ago and never expected to find another. Baker Quincy O’Brien was supposed to be a one night stand but turned into so much more. This story is a lot of hot sex with BDSM elements and very little story. It is part of a series but stands on its own.

[MerliannsCam · Rating 3 out of 5]

⭐⭐⭐/5
I received this book on Net Galley in exchange for an honest opinion
Thank you to the publisher and the author for this opportunity.
I really enjoyed this reading.
The author's writing flowed very well throughout the narrative
I liked the characters and how they interacted with each other
I recommend reading
No doubt I want to read more of this author's tricks :)

[Dieann Beckwith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Must Read!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I cannot wait to read the next book and read about the last brother get his HEA. I love this series, please don't make your readers wait too long. Good read!! Must read!!!

[Melanie · Rating 4 out of 5]

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[Kim · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was interested in Mark's story, especially after the first book. Finding your soulmate's reborn soul is a pretty amazing idea. However this book at times just felt repetitive. Not much character development goes on, which saddens me as I really wanted to know more about what happened to Garrett.

[Sarina · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review to follow

[S · Rating 2 out of 5]

It’s not bad, but it’s not great... My least favorite of the series thus far and I’m not exactly sure why. #confused

[Gail · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you love kinky, sexy, paranormal with very little angst SM is your guy.

[Izzah Zulaikha · Rating 4 out of 5]

Mark and Quincy <3 Been waiting a long while for this book! Still have one more to go with the final and oldest brother, Mike (To be honest i forgot all about him). I'm so excited!!

[Sheilad37 · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was the usual of this series glad they solved the sister issue in a neat little package.