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Texas Sirens #8
Siren Reborn
Re-released in a second edition. Re-edited but no substantial changes.
Cole Roberts and Mason Scott loved each other since childhood, but they needed something more to make them whole. They searched for a woman who could complete them, but a terrible accident tore them apart. Their perfect life shattered, they were each left angry and alone.
Kitten Taylor’s past is filled with heartache. She yearns to be part of a family she can call her own. When Cole takes her in, she hopes to finally find the place she belongs, but quickly realizes something is wrong. There is a chasm between them and every day it seems to get worse. When they are alone together, she can sense the wonderful bond they could share, but they can’t seem to find a way to connect.
Everything changes when Kitten meets Mason for the first time. She instantly feels a connection and realizes how perfect their lives could be if Mason and Cole could look beyond the past.
When a killer puts the trio in their crosshairs, Cole and Mason will have to put aside the betrayal and hurt they allowed to consume them in order to forge a future with the woman they love.
Cole Roberts and Mason Scott loved each other since childhood, but they needed something more to make them whole. They searched for a woman who could complete them, but a terrible accident tore them apart. Their perfect life shattered, they were each left angry and alone.
Kitten Taylor’s past is filled with heartache. She yearns to be part of a family she can call her own. When Cole takes her in, she hopes to finally find the place she belongs, but quickly realizes something is wrong. There is a chasm between them and every day it seems to get worse. When they are alone together, she can sense the wonderful bond they could share, but they can’t seem to find a way to connect.
Everything changes when Kitten meets Mason for the first time. She instantly feels a connection and realizes how perfect their lives could be if Mason and Cole could look beyond the past.
When a killer puts the trio in their crosshairs, Cole and Mason will have to put aside the betrayal and hurt they allowed to consume them in order to forge a future with the woman they love.
315 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 1, 2014
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Sophie Oak
46 books1,677 followersA lifetime devotee to the written word, Sophie published her first novel this year. Prior to becoming a novelist, she worked in theater and comic books. She lives in Fort Worth, Texas with her husband and three precocious children, who wonder when mom is going to write a book they will be allowed to read. Her answer: probably never. Sophie believes in happy endings for everyone, no matter how extreme the story. Her stories may feature some of the fringe elements of sexuality, but at heart they are always about love.
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December 23, 2019
There are times when an author conveys so much emotion, compassion and love in her characters that really just blows me away. This is one of those times.
I'll admit that I felt a bit disconnected in the beginning. I have not read the previous books in the series so I felt like I was missing out on Kitten's true character because of it. That slowly began to change.
The people in Kitten's life started to show me what her past was like and allowed me to build that connection I need in a main character. I'm always about the hero but this is one time where I was all about the heroine. I still liked the hero's in this story but Kitten clearly stole the show.
After such a traumatic past, the genuine joy and love she gave others was so refreshing. She missed out on being loved and never wanted anyone else to experience that lack of love that she gave it so freely to everyone. What an incredible heroine.
Cole and Mason were almost another story within a story. They had a past that was also very beautiful which made their breakup such a tragedy. It took Mason coming back into Cole's life through Kitten to see that special bond they had. They were almost a perfect couple just as themselves but having Kitten as part of their lives really elevated their love for each other.
Menage stories rarely move me, only because I find most of them too focused on the sex and not on the actual relationship. This is not the case with these three. You will find a true love story with Cole, Mason and Kitten. Great book!
I'll admit that I felt a bit disconnected in the beginning. I have not read the previous books in the series so I felt like I was missing out on Kitten's true character because of it. That slowly began to change.
The people in Kitten's life started to show me what her past was like and allowed me to build that connection I need in a main character. I'm always about the hero but this is one time where I was all about the heroine. I still liked the hero's in this story but Kitten clearly stole the show.
After such a traumatic past, the genuine joy and love she gave others was so refreshing. She missed out on being loved and never wanted anyone else to experience that lack of love that she gave it so freely to everyone. What an incredible heroine.
Cole and Mason were almost another story within a story. They had a past that was also very beautiful which made their breakup such a tragedy. It took Mason coming back into Cole's life through Kitten to see that special bond they had. They were almost a perfect couple just as themselves but having Kitten as part of their lives really elevated their love for each other.
Menage stories rarely move me, only because I find most of them too focused on the sex and not on the actual relationship. This is not the case with these three. You will find a true love story with Cole, Mason and Kitten. Great book!
December 27, 2015
3.75 STARS!!
Is it the final? Maybe yes because Kitten finally have happy ending. Yay! She already held my interest since her first appearance. The first time in The Club owned by Julian Lodge, she's in therapy because her trauma. Kitten was born as Katherine Taylor; an ordinary girl who couldn't finish her college because her kidnapping. She was forced to be a pet; not a person. She had been abused and raped for months. Now when she could stand on her own feet and not referring herself as a third person, she met a new Dom by under Julian's surveillance.
Time flies so fast and he still couldn't forget about the past. Cole Roberts has lost two subs; one of them is death. When he's in contract with Kitten, he's trying to be a good Dom for her. He only want permanent submissive and Master/slave relationship and take baby step with Kitten. His other mind still on his first lover but he couldn't let go the grudge he hold against him.
Mason Scott lost the most important person in his life. He's also his lover, partner and Master. For years, Mason lost everything because of Cole. When Kitten come to 'save' him, he swear to get his revenge against him. However, he's deeply interested with Kitten and decided to be her Dom. He promised himself not to be a Switch beside with Cole. Sometimes he's worrying too much like a woman. Lol. Poor Mason get his ass accused and played with others.
So... beside the drama between Cole and Mason which is purely miscommunication, I enjoyed how their interaction. Obviously, both of them still in love with each other but as a man they've pride and big ego. Luckily, Kitten is the glue for Cole and Mason. Since Kitten live with Cole, she never get affection and attention from him. This is frustrated me how Cole treated Kitten. He try to distanced himself from feeling. Of course, Cole is the muscle and Mason is the brain. When Cole started to change to be more involved than just in scene, I liked he's in control with Mason and Kitten. IMO, his Dom version is scarier than Jack Barnes. However, I loved how Kitten made progress. I also loved how she kicked her fear away with her lovers' help. Yeah, Mason is her Dominant too. Oh, Kitten has bratty side and witty mouth. Sometimes she could be manipulative but in good way.
Yeah, all of them have flaws and misunderstanding but that's what they're together right now. Kitten is the right woman for Cole and Mason. She balanced both of them in many ways. Kitten is my favorite heroine from this series. I was so happy with her happy ending. She's moving on and helping Cole and Mason get through their problem. Overall, I really enjoyed Texas Sirens series from the beginning. I enjoyed the connection between characters and this is very entertaining read.
Is it the final? Maybe yes because Kitten finally have happy ending. Yay! She already held my interest since her first appearance. The first time in The Club owned by Julian Lodge, she's in therapy because her trauma. Kitten was born as Katherine Taylor; an ordinary girl who couldn't finish her college because her kidnapping. She was forced to be a pet; not a person. She had been abused and raped for months. Now when she could stand on her own feet and not referring herself as a third person, she met a new Dom by under Julian's surveillance.
Time flies so fast and he still couldn't forget about the past. Cole Roberts has lost two subs; one of them is death. When he's in contract with Kitten, he's trying to be a good Dom for her. He only want permanent submissive and Master/slave relationship and take baby step with Kitten. His other mind still on his first lover but he couldn't let go the grudge he hold against him.
Mason Scott lost the most important person in his life. He's also his lover, partner and Master. For years, Mason lost everything because of Cole. When Kitten come to 'save' him, he swear to get his revenge against him. However, he's deeply interested with Kitten and decided to be her Dom. He promised himself not to be a Switch beside with Cole. Sometimes he's worrying too much like a woman. Lol. Poor Mason get his ass accused and played with others.
So... beside the drama between Cole and Mason which is purely miscommunication, I enjoyed how their interaction. Obviously, both of them still in love with each other but as a man they've pride and big ego. Luckily, Kitten is the glue for Cole and Mason. Since Kitten live with Cole, she never get affection and attention from him. This is frustrated me how Cole treated Kitten. He try to distanced himself from feeling. Of course, Cole is the muscle and Mason is the brain. When Cole started to change to be more involved than just in scene, I liked he's in control with Mason and Kitten. IMO, his Dom version is scarier than Jack Barnes. However, I loved how Kitten made progress. I also loved how she kicked her fear away with her lovers' help. Yeah, Mason is her Dominant too. Oh, Kitten has bratty side and witty mouth. Sometimes she could be manipulative but in good way.
Yeah, all of them have flaws and misunderstanding but that's what they're together right now. Kitten is the right woman for Cole and Mason. She balanced both of them in many ways. Kitten is my favorite heroine from this series. I was so happy with her happy ending. She's moving on and helping Cole and Mason get through their problem. Overall, I really enjoyed Texas Sirens series from the beginning. I enjoyed the connection between characters and this is very entertaining read.
January 12, 2020
I’m starting to feel like a broken record but I can’t help it. I love this series so much and every new book I read inspires the same warm fuzzy feelings as the last.
This time I got a story I have long been waiting for. As I followed this series I got to know Kitten more and more and while she’s very different from previous leading ladies, she also was so much fun. She had a strength to her that I’d seen glimpses of in previous stories but was made so much more clear in this one.
Cole and Mason kind of broke my heart. There was so much mistrust and betrayal there and yet still so much love.
I definitely enjoyed how all this came together and how Kitten was such a crucial part of it all. I really felt they all needed each other to make it work and that was probably my favorite thing about this story.
I hope Lexi Blake keeps writing for a long time to come. I want new and Sophie Oak stories cause I love it all.
April 26, 2022
This was book 8 in the
"Texas Sirens"
series. I have been waiting to read about Kitten Taylor who was kidnapped and held as a sex slave. Julian finds her a Dom. Cole Roberts is a man who lost both of his subs one who was killed in a car accident and one he blamed for the accident. With Kitten he wants to take it slow but they are not connecting. Mason Scott's life fell apart when Cole kicked him out he was also blackballed from practicing law with all the good firms. When he is hurt in a car accident they call Cole but Kitten shows up he sees his chance to get his revenge. This was a good read that was better than I thought it would be someone wants Mason dead and he doesn't know why they think it was one of his clients. Cole and Mason are distrustful of each other but they still love each other. Kitten comes out of her shell and begins to find her voice with the help of Mason. I loved it when Mason finds out that the housekeeper has been starving Kitten and he tells Cole. When he learns that someone is trying to take over his company Cole will do anything to protect those that he loves with Julian's help he learns that someone is framing Mason. This was a good read his friends from Bliss show up and he learns that the accident that killed Emily was no accident and that Mason was drugged. Cole also figures out who is behind the takeover and who wants Mason dead. This book was well written with no errors in grammar or spelling and I also liked the narrator's as I read and listened to this book at the same time. I am looking forward to reading more books in this series and in Bliss.
August 3, 2014
Finally! As fans of Sophie Oak's 2 series, we have waited a long time for Kitten's story. We all know what happened, but how would she ever find happiness after that? I won't give any spoilers away, but I will say that this is a coming home story for more than just Kitten. Cole and Mason have their own issues to overcome, and the three of them together are amazing. And in true Sophie Oak fashion, the residents of Bliss and Texas make much needed appearances. I swear if there really was a Bliss Colorado, I would already have moved there.
January 13, 2020
For the last three weeks or so I have been binge reading this series and kept asking myself how on earth did I miss these books the first time they were released? The only conclusion was that I must have been living under a rock at the time because these books are defiantly the type of books I enjoy reading, especially this one. I had been anticipating Kitten's book since she was first introduced several books earlier. There is plenty of BDSM, Menage, and all types of play in this book but there is more then just that, we have a mystery/suspense going on, a second chance at love, and a woman who is reclaiming herself after being brutally abused....which is the part that I loved the most.
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October 16, 2014
Kitten's story is finally here! Kitten is the submissive whom many may rip on because she comes across as a doormat and she refers to herself in third person. Kitten is also not a common type of submissive found in mainstream "popular" BDSM erotica. For me, Kitten is refreshing and the one I've been waiting to see who her master will be.
I loved this book. My heart broke over Kitten and Mason. I hated Cole and considered him a terrible dominant and lover. Ms. Oak does it again with exquisitely written characters layered with angst and yearning. The characters she creates are so real to me. They resonate with me even though I have not experienced their sufferings. It is difficult to decide which character caused more sorrow--Kitten or Mason.
Kitten is an innocent young lady abusively controlled by her irrational parents. The fear of her father explains her obedience and tentative nature. When she's kidnapped and sexually violated, it is another form of debasement further forcing her to be unquestioningly subservient and more timid. Ms. Oak compares the two periods in Kitten's life and shows the eerie similarity. When it comes down to it, be it family or foe, there is no guaranteed protection against heinous acts of dehumanization. This is a heavy theme and while it is dark for many, Ms. Oak eases the intensity with secondary characters demonstrating generous acts of kindness. This contrast invokes a greater range of emotions from rage at the perpetrators to elation from the saviors. One such savior is Mason for Kitten. Mason is the one who can understand Kitten and help connect Cole to Kitten. Mason's forgiveness is greater than I can fathom.
Mason is an admirable character. It is because he's flawed yet he still keeps his ethics the best he can. He's a survivor even though he's a bit prideful and stubborn. He comes across as a loyal German Shepard who is beaten, kicked and starved for a crime he did not commit. Then he's abandoned by his master to fend for himself. Every time I read the passages of how Mason suffered and combine it with his childhood history and experiences, it makes my heart hurt. This is why I don't like Cole.
Cole is a self-centered asshat who makes others pay for his flaws and mistakes. He is a terrible dominant and I'm not convinced at the end of this story that he is redeemable. Kitten and Mason deserve better than this jerk. Cole makes so many blunders it's difficult to conceive how he will ever be able to make it up to his two lovers.
The way Ms. Oak designs her characters and how they interact is so good in this story. These three characters are memorable and even if I hated one of them and wanted to beat him with a wet rubber hose, it makes the story work. There is more than just the three of these characters coming together. There are other events which strengthen the story with additional layers. Is the culprit a surprise at the end of the story? Not exactly. Ms. Oak masterfully drops hints throughout the book to a satisfying conclusion. Although it does once again underscore Cole's cluelessness and inadequacy as a good dominant.
This book can be summed up with one world--redemption. This is a wonderful ménage erotica highly recommended to those who savor sweet agony.
August 9, 2014
Shadow‘s review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews
5 STARS
Review copy provided for an honest review
This book is a strange combination of dark and light romance with some interesting characters and a satisfying story line. The three main protagonists have all suffered emotional and/or physical damage, and this past, along with some current issues threaten all of them.
Cole Roberts and Mason Scott were long time lovers, wrapped up in a D/s relationship. They both knew they needed a woman to complete their relationship. But their last attempt at adding a woman to the relationship ended in disaster when she died in a car wreck and Cole blamed Mason, causing the two to split up.
As a result, Mason has gone into a downward spiral, with a crappy job, substandard apartment and no one to care for him. Cole, on the other hand, has closed down from emotional attachments, even though he has taken on a new sub, Kitten. He cares for Kitten, but he’s not sure how to deal with her.
Kitten herself had a very traumatic experience as a captive to a sadistic dom. She is working to overcome the damage, and is stronger than anyone thinks. When she finds out Mason was in a car crash, she decides to learn more about her Dom by bringing Mason home from the hospital for care.
Mason is drawn to Kitten immediately, and the spark between him and Cole is fanned into flames almost as quickly. As the three embark on a tentative relationship, dark forces threaten their way life and even their lives. Can they overcome treachery, deceit, and their own pasts to create a family together?
Although I wanted to kick Cole throughout most of the book, he redeemed himself at the end, opening up to provide his subs, his family, what they need. Mason is a charmer, a gorgeous guy who loves with all his heart and has to struggle to overcome the devastation caused by Cole turning his back on him. Kitten, who suffered from a dysfunctional family even before her captivity, has to learn to face the world again. Brave and smarter than she portrays, and willing to explore her own sexuality, she is a delight!
The darkness of the beginning of the book is relieved by the advent of a group from Bliss, and the trademark humor of the author shines through. Expect some bondage, flogging, clamps and other BDSM elements, m/m interaction, double penetration, and anal play.
Overall, another intriguing read by a very talented author.
5 STARS
Review copy provided for an honest review
This book is a strange combination of dark and light romance with some interesting characters and a satisfying story line. The three main protagonists have all suffered emotional and/or physical damage, and this past, along with some current issues threaten all of them.
Cole Roberts and Mason Scott were long time lovers, wrapped up in a D/s relationship. They both knew they needed a woman to complete their relationship. But their last attempt at adding a woman to the relationship ended in disaster when she died in a car wreck and Cole blamed Mason, causing the two to split up.
As a result, Mason has gone into a downward spiral, with a crappy job, substandard apartment and no one to care for him. Cole, on the other hand, has closed down from emotional attachments, even though he has taken on a new sub, Kitten. He cares for Kitten, but he’s not sure how to deal with her.
Kitten herself had a very traumatic experience as a captive to a sadistic dom. She is working to overcome the damage, and is stronger than anyone thinks. When she finds out Mason was in a car crash, she decides to learn more about her Dom by bringing Mason home from the hospital for care.
Mason is drawn to Kitten immediately, and the spark between him and Cole is fanned into flames almost as quickly. As the three embark on a tentative relationship, dark forces threaten their way life and even their lives. Can they overcome treachery, deceit, and their own pasts to create a family together?
Although I wanted to kick Cole throughout most of the book, he redeemed himself at the end, opening up to provide his subs, his family, what they need. Mason is a charmer, a gorgeous guy who loves with all his heart and has to struggle to overcome the devastation caused by Cole turning his back on him. Kitten, who suffered from a dysfunctional family even before her captivity, has to learn to face the world again. Brave and smarter than she portrays, and willing to explore her own sexuality, she is a delight!
The darkness of the beginning of the book is relieved by the advent of a group from Bliss, and the trademark humor of the author shines through. Expect some bondage, flogging, clamps and other BDSM elements, m/m interaction, double penetration, and anal play.
Overall, another intriguing read by a very talented author.
August 30, 2014
Seriously.. I don't think I've ever read a Sophie Oak book in this series I didn't love.
Totally appreciated that FINALLY Kitten came into her own with her own story.
Totally appreciated that FINALLY Kitten came into her own with her own story.
December 29, 2016
DNF @ 65%....
dragging...
dragging and verrrrry long read.....
I really want to finished but I couldn't,t....
dragging...
dragging and verrrrry long read.....
I really want to finished but I couldn't,t....
January 13, 2020
Kitten has been a side character in both the Texas Sirens and Nights in Bliss series for quite a while now so I've been looking forward to her story for what feels like forever. We already knew that she'd been abducted from college as an innocent and pretty naive teenager and treated appallingly by the man who held her prisoner, we've seen her trying to deal with the consequences of that with the help of Julian, Leo and other members of the club for a couple of years now and slowly starting to regain her confidence.
All Kitten has ever really wanted is a family to call her own but it's only after years of therapy that Julian and the others believe she is finally ready for a proper relationship. She recently signed a six month D/s contract with Cole and although she is starting to develop feelings for him there is still something missing from their relationship because he's afraid to take the next step with her in case it brings back memories of the trauma she experienced. Kitten is longing for something more but she's having trouble asking for it while Cole is trapped in a vicious cycle of wanting to protect Kitten but ending up smothering her by mistake. It isn't until Mason walks into their lives that things start to change. Cole and Mason have an incredibly complicated history but Mason is able to understand exactly what both Cole and Kitten need and he helps them learn to communicate.
This was probably the most emotional story in either of these series, Kitten has been through so much but she's still such a joyous character. She's seen the worst life has to offer and now she's determined to always find the positives no matter what situation she's in, she looks for the beauty in life and her personality is infectious to the people around her. Mason is also fantastic, his history with Cole was really difficult and I felt so sorry for the way he had been treated so it was very easy to root for him as a character. Cole had made some really stupid decisions in the past, mainly down to his own guilt I think, which is the reason I was able to forgive his actions reasonably quickly. I'm glad he was able to prove to Mason that he'd changed and show both Mason and Kitten what a wonderful life they could have together.
These series have an incredibly high heat level but the sex always compliments the romance and never talks away from it. The relationships are so well developed that I never have a problem believing that the triads can make it work long term once they work through whatever issues are facing them becoming a thruple in the first place. My only minor complaint is that it was really easy to figure out who was messing with Cole's business but since I'm far more interested in the romance and relationship that is really not worth worrying about. I'm sad that we seem to have come to the end of both of these series now, well all of the original stories have now been rereleased anyway, but I really hope Lexi Blake decides to write more books around these characters and set in Bliss. I know some of them pop up in the Masters & Mercenaries books from time to time but I'm not ready to say goodbye completely.
All Kitten has ever really wanted is a family to call her own but it's only after years of therapy that Julian and the others believe she is finally ready for a proper relationship. She recently signed a six month D/s contract with Cole and although she is starting to develop feelings for him there is still something missing from their relationship because he's afraid to take the next step with her in case it brings back memories of the trauma she experienced. Kitten is longing for something more but she's having trouble asking for it while Cole is trapped in a vicious cycle of wanting to protect Kitten but ending up smothering her by mistake. It isn't until Mason walks into their lives that things start to change. Cole and Mason have an incredibly complicated history but Mason is able to understand exactly what both Cole and Kitten need and he helps them learn to communicate.
This was probably the most emotional story in either of these series, Kitten has been through so much but she's still such a joyous character. She's seen the worst life has to offer and now she's determined to always find the positives no matter what situation she's in, she looks for the beauty in life and her personality is infectious to the people around her. Mason is also fantastic, his history with Cole was really difficult and I felt so sorry for the way he had been treated so it was very easy to root for him as a character. Cole had made some really stupid decisions in the past, mainly down to his own guilt I think, which is the reason I was able to forgive his actions reasonably quickly. I'm glad he was able to prove to Mason that he'd changed and show both Mason and Kitten what a wonderful life they could have together.
These series have an incredibly high heat level but the sex always compliments the romance and never talks away from it. The relationships are so well developed that I never have a problem believing that the triads can make it work long term once they work through whatever issues are facing them becoming a thruple in the first place. My only minor complaint is that it was really easy to figure out who was messing with Cole's business but since I'm far more interested in the romance and relationship that is really not worth worrying about. I'm sad that we seem to have come to the end of both of these series now, well all of the original stories have now been rereleased anyway, but I really hope Lexi Blake decides to write more books around these characters and set in Bliss. I know some of them pop up in the Masters & Mercenaries books from time to time but I'm not ready to say goodbye completely.
August 21, 2019
This book was everything I wanted for kitten and more! I am not sure how Cole and Mason stayed so far out of my mind before this book but they were both amazing!! And Mason solidified my love for switches! Thank you Sophie/Lexie for these two amazing book series!!
December 27, 2019
4.5 STARS
This was easily my favorite book in the series. Seriously. A sizzling hot MMF menage, a second chance romance, and a sweet wounded soul finally finding love with two men. This story was EVERYTHING.
Now as much as I love everything Lexi Blake writes, I was a little worried jumping into this book. Kitten, while a sweetly endearing secondary character in the previous books, just didn't sell me as a heroine. I wasn't sure how I'd feel about her. This is a woman that was almost broken beyond repair at the hands of an horrible man and she's still dealing with it. Taken, beaten, raped, this man didn't just steal Kitten's innocence, but ultimately her identity. But this book was the story of her finding her voice and her identity and I loved that!
Mason and Cole, though. GAH. These two simply stole the show for me. I loved them so much. They were each other's everything at one point. But then instead of a woman bringing them together, one ripped them apart. Cole walked away and he hasn't been the same since. Mason is still dealing with Cole's abandonment and everything that Cole doesn't know or realized years after.
Kitten has been living with Cole as they test the boundaries of a potential contract and relationship. But Cole's treatment of her with kid's gloves is starting to widen the already big gap between them, no matter how much sexual chemistry they have together. When Kitten takes a call that turns out to be from the hospital because Mason still has Cole as his only emergency contact, she believes she's doing right by her master to pick him up and take care of him. Suddenly Mason is back in Cole's life and forcing him to deal with everything he caused those years ago with walking away. Mason is a wounded man seeking revenge, and what better one than to take his previous master's girl.
But it doesn't take long for them to realize that there's something much deeper between them. Mason and Cole is everything that Kitten needs, and Cole begins to realize the depth of his mistakes and becomes desperate to right his wrongs with Mason. Mason is a switch to Cole's Dom, and kitten is the ultimate submissive. Together, they're absolutely incendiary. I loved this book from beginning to finish. A sizzling and emotional read, the way only Lexi Blake can write.
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Kitten was the picture of innocence and Mason of decadence. His. They were fucking his. His to command. His to protect. His to fuck and pleasure. His to love. His to lose.
This was easily my favorite book in the series. Seriously. A sizzling hot MMF menage, a second chance romance, and a sweet wounded soul finally finding love with two men. This story was EVERYTHING.
Now as much as I love everything Lexi Blake writes, I was a little worried jumping into this book. Kitten, while a sweetly endearing secondary character in the previous books, just didn't sell me as a heroine. I wasn't sure how I'd feel about her. This is a woman that was almost broken beyond repair at the hands of an horrible man and she's still dealing with it. Taken, beaten, raped, this man didn't just steal Kitten's innocence, but ultimately her identity. But this book was the story of her finding her voice and her identity and I loved that!
Mason and Cole, though. GAH. These two simply stole the show for me. I loved them so much. They were each other's everything at one point. But then instead of a woman bringing them together, one ripped them apart. Cole walked away and he hasn't been the same since. Mason is still dealing with Cole's abandonment and everything that Cole doesn't know or realized years after.
Kitten has been living with Cole as they test the boundaries of a potential contract and relationship. But Cole's treatment of her with kid's gloves is starting to widen the already big gap between them, no matter how much sexual chemistry they have together. When Kitten takes a call that turns out to be from the hospital because Mason still has Cole as his only emergency contact, she believes she's doing right by her master to pick him up and take care of him. Suddenly Mason is back in Cole's life and forcing him to deal with everything he caused those years ago with walking away. Mason is a wounded man seeking revenge, and what better one than to take his previous master's girl.
But it doesn't take long for them to realize that there's something much deeper between them. Mason and Cole is everything that Kitten needs, and Cole begins to realize the depth of his mistakes and becomes desperate to right his wrongs with Mason. Mason is a switch to Cole's Dom, and kitten is the ultimate submissive. Together, they're absolutely incendiary. I loved this book from beginning to finish. A sizzling and emotional read, the way only Lexi Blake can write.
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January 9, 2020
Kitten's been through so much that it is seriously amazing she's so beautifully alive and brimming with love to give. That love could be for Cole if only her new Dom weren't so stoic and cold. She wants so much for her newest relationship to work out, but she's just about come to the conclusion that she needs to end things for both their sakes.
And then a stroke of fate has Mason entering her life. Mason who happens to be Cole's first and only love and former sub. Kitten sees Mason coming back to Cole as a second chance, but Mason might have an agenda, and Cole might not really want his love back.
I have to admit that for nearly the whole of this story, I was rooting for Kitten and Mason to get together and give Cole the boot because he was such a giant douche! Mason and Kitten, though, are amazing characters. I may have kind of given Cole a pass by the end, but I still never thought he was good enough for Mason and Kitten.
I prefer my menage reading to be ones where the physical and the emotional are well-balanced, and I'm pleased to find that the balance is found in Siren Reborn. It's clear the feelings are equal to the physical attraction the three share, which made this all the better. Add in the suspense and all the awesome secondary cast, and what you get is a sexy, emotionally satisfying read. Can't wait for the next book in this series!
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And then a stroke of fate has Mason entering her life. Mason who happens to be Cole's first and only love and former sub. Kitten sees Mason coming back to Cole as a second chance, but Mason might have an agenda, and Cole might not really want his love back.
I have to admit that for nearly the whole of this story, I was rooting for Kitten and Mason to get together and give Cole the boot because he was such a giant douche! Mason and Kitten, though, are amazing characters. I may have kind of given Cole a pass by the end, but I still never thought he was good enough for Mason and Kitten.
I prefer my menage reading to be ones where the physical and the emotional are well-balanced, and I'm pleased to find that the balance is found in Siren Reborn. It's clear the feelings are equal to the physical attraction the three share, which made this all the better. Add in the suspense and all the awesome secondary cast, and what you get is a sexy, emotionally satisfying read. Can't wait for the next book in this series!
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July 23, 2020
After the death of their previous shared submissive, businessman Cole Roberts left lawyer Mason Scott, sending Mason's life on a downward spiral. But since Mason never changed his "next of kin" forms, when he's in a car accident, the hospital calls Cole's house, and gets Kitten, who is now Cole's submissive in training. Curious about her new master's past, Kitten goes to the hospital and invites Mason back to Cole's house to recuperate.
Readers of the Texas Sirens series have seen Katherine "Kitten" Taylor in previous novels, as the woman who was kidnapped and held as a sex slave tried to adjust to the real world. In this book, she has finally healed and grown enough to find her own voice -- and it's funny, snarky, and downright adorable. The character is a total delight, and her interactions with Cole and Mason are wonderful. Two year after her ordeal ended, when Kitten finally finds herself, she brings her two Doms together and creates a new family.
The actual non-romance plot, about someone trying to kill Mason and take over Cole's company takes the background to the romance story line too much, and the perpetrator is glaringly obvious, but the rest of the novel makes this the best Texas Sirens book so far.
Readers of the Texas Sirens series have seen Katherine "Kitten" Taylor in previous novels, as the woman who was kidnapped and held as a sex slave tried to adjust to the real world. In this book, she has finally healed and grown enough to find her own voice -- and it's funny, snarky, and downright adorable. The character is a total delight, and her interactions with Cole and Mason are wonderful. Two year after her ordeal ended, when Kitten finally finds herself, she brings her two Doms together and creates a new family.
The actual non-romance plot, about someone trying to kill Mason and take over Cole's company takes the background to the romance story line too much, and the perpetrator is glaringly obvious, but the rest of the novel makes this the best Texas Sirens book so far.
January 8, 2020
Siren Reborn by Lexi Blake is book 8 in the Texas Sirens Series. This is Kitten , Cole and Mason's story.
Cole and Mason years before were once young in love but something tragic happened to break them up and they separated. They aren't doing great apart. They want to be together but the past keeps them apart...until Kitten.
I am so happy that this is Kitten's book!! Kitten's past is tragic and she deserves a beautiful HEA. Guess what, she's about to get it.
With Kitten, Cole and Mason are finally able to forge ahead and put the past behind them. They also show Kitten the freedom she was missing. This story has everything- action, drama, angst, twists, turns, romance, passion and HEA. I enjoyed everything that makes this series so phenomenal. I can't wait for the next book in this series.
My Rating: 4.5 stars ******
Cole and Mason years before were once young in love but something tragic happened to break them up and they separated. They aren't doing great apart. They want to be together but the past keeps them apart...until Kitten.
I am so happy that this is Kitten's book!! Kitten's past is tragic and she deserves a beautiful HEA. Guess what, she's about to get it.
With Kitten, Cole and Mason are finally able to forge ahead and put the past behind them. They also show Kitten the freedom she was missing. This story has everything- action, drama, angst, twists, turns, romance, passion and HEA. I enjoyed everything that makes this series so phenomenal. I can't wait for the next book in this series.
My Rating: 4.5 stars ******
January 8, 2020
Siren Reborn by Lexi Blake is book 8 in the Texas Sirens Series. This is Kitten , Cole and Mason's story.
Cole and Mason years before were once young in love but something tragic happened to break them up and they separated. They aren't doing great apart. They want to be together but the past keeps them apart...until Kitten.
I am so happy that this is Kitten's book!! Kitten's past is tragic and she deserves a beautiful HEA. Guess what, she's about to get it.
With Kitten, Cole and Mason are finally able to forge ahead and put the past behind them. They also show Kitten the freedom she was missing. This story has everything- action, drama, angst, twists, turns, romance, passion and HEA. I enjoyed everything that makes this series so phenomenal. I can't wait for the next book in this series.
My Rating: 4.5 stars ******
Cole and Mason years before were once young in love but something tragic happened to break them up and they separated. They aren't doing great apart. They want to be together but the past keeps them apart...until Kitten.
I am so happy that this is Kitten's book!! Kitten's past is tragic and she deserves a beautiful HEA. Guess what, she's about to get it.
With Kitten, Cole and Mason are finally able to forge ahead and put the past behind them. They also show Kitten the freedom she was missing. This story has everything- action, drama, angst, twists, turns, romance, passion and HEA. I enjoyed everything that makes this series so phenomenal. I can't wait for the next book in this series.
My Rating: 4.5 stars ******
January 21, 2020
Sexy. Hot. Steamy. Delicious. Dangerous. Suspense.
Sexy, hot, delicious with an edge of danger and suspense. Cole and Mason had it all until they didn't. Cole finds Kitten but something there was missing. Kitten meets Mason and there were sparks. Cole, Kitten, and Mason together would be there flame needed to ignite a storm of passion and danger.
Sexy, hot, delicious with an edge of danger and suspense. Cole and Mason had it all until they didn't. Cole finds Kitten but something there was missing. Kitten meets Mason and there were sparks. Cole, Kitten, and Mason together would be there flame needed to ignite a storm of passion and danger.
January 12, 2020
Jesus, what a way to start 2020! I wasn't sure after seven books if Lexi could surprise me or even keep me going with this series, but Siren Reborn kept me reading and happy! I couldn't put this story down.
Kitty and Cole are just beginning their contract/relationship when we start this story. So there isn't a history to follow with these two. But when Mason shows up, that is when the heat begins. Cole and Mason have a very long history. With Kitty, Cole, and Mason in trouble and the sexual heat at a 10, this story flies off the pages.
Siren Reborn is a must-read story! What a great story!
June 7, 2015
Third-person-speaking Kitten finally got her story and it was good. Kitten found her two men, and they were hot bi men... and Kazza approves.
Sophie Oak is a comfort read, she writes humorous so bloody well. Yet in amongst the 'crazy' there is a past for her characters but it's never angst-ridden or "poor me." Her heroes and/or heroines rise to the occasion and are all nicely nuts. Quite a bit of crossover from "Bliss" to "Texas" here... I'm not sure how I feel about that, as much as I enjoyed the fun and seeing people from books I've previously read.
It can't be a Sophie Oak book without someone being shot and I'm pleased to say that record is intact - and that tells you how crazy it is when I can say that in a review as a pleasing expectation of a book.
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Sophie Oak is a comfort read, she writes humorous so bloody well. Yet in amongst the 'crazy' there is a past for her characters but it's never angst-ridden or "poor me." Her heroes and/or heroines rise to the occasion and are all nicely nuts. Quite a bit of crossover from "Bliss" to "Texas" here... I'm not sure how I feel about that, as much as I enjoyed the fun and seeing people from books I've previously read.
It can't be a Sophie Oak book without someone being shot and I'm pleased to say that record is intact - and that tells you how crazy it is when I can say that in a review as a pleasing expectation of a book.
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July 14, 2017
I FELL IN LOVE WITH KITTEN MANY BOOKS BACK AND COULDN'T WAIT FOR THIS BOOK ABOUT HER TO BE WRITTEN AND IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT. EVERYONE UNDERESTIMATED KITTEN, BUT SHE HAS PROVED TO BE SMARTER AND STRONGER THEN ANY ONE EVER KNEW AND WATCHING HER GROW AND "BECOME" WAS WONDERFUL. OF COURSE TRUE TO FORM YOU CAN'T BE A SIREN WITHOUT A WHOLE LOT OF CRAZY AND DRAMA AND SUPER HOT SEX. KITTEN IS MY FAVORITE SHE ALWAYS MAKES ME LAUGH AND SHAKE MY HEAD AT HER BRATTY-NESS, BUT JUST LOVE KITTEN I WAS SO VERY PROUD TO MEET KATE.
January 12, 2015
4.5-5 Stars.
Cole, Kitten & Mason, stronger together than apart!
Thanks for the recommendation, Shari. <3
Cole, Kitten & Mason, stronger together than apart!
Thanks for the recommendation, Shari. <3
December 23, 2019
5 Star Review Siren Reborn (Texas Sirens #8) by Sophie Oak
I love Ms.Oak (Lexi Blake’s) style of writing; to me these characters are like coming home to family and friends and this book gave me so many feels. I was riveted from start to finish, Sirens Reborn was one of those reads I could not put down.
There were times when I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry reading Siren Reborn. This is Katherine (Kitten) Taylor, Cole Roberts and Mason Scott’s story and I have been looking forward to reading it.
Kitten has had a horrific past and as she struggles to get her life back on track, she is searching for a Master and a family to love her. After an accident tore Cole and Mason’s relationship apart, they were left alone and angry.
When Cole takes Kitten in, they both know that something is missing in their relationship but Cole is a Master and he will give Kitten what he can. When Mason returns, could he be what has been missing? Can the three of them merge and become the relationship that they all yearn for? When danger rears it head and a killer goes after them, Cole and Mason will need to work together and overcome the pain of the past to protect Kitten.
Kitten has had to overcome so much after her kidnapping and torture and I have a soft spot for her and wanted her to get her hearts desire. Cole and Mason, to me were the right choice for this woman who has survived so much. She survived such horror and if any one of Sophie Oak’s characters deserved a chance at happiness, it was Kitten.
This was an emotional read, hot at times, witty and tears were shed as Kitten finally got a chance to live the life she so richly deserved. However, for this to happen, Cole and Mason will have to face their own complicated past and make peace.
As always it was great to see a few familiar faces show up in the story, that always makes me smile and adds another layer to these books.
I love Ms.Oak (Lexi Blake’s) style of writing; to me these characters are like coming home to family and friends and this book gave me so many feels. I was riveted from start to finish, Sirens Reborn was one of those reads I could not put down.
There were times when I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry reading Siren Reborn. This is Katherine (Kitten) Taylor, Cole Roberts and Mason Scott’s story and I have been looking forward to reading it.
Kitten has had a horrific past and as she struggles to get her life back on track, she is searching for a Master and a family to love her. After an accident tore Cole and Mason’s relationship apart, they were left alone and angry.
When Cole takes Kitten in, they both know that something is missing in their relationship but Cole is a Master and he will give Kitten what he can. When Mason returns, could he be what has been missing? Can the three of them merge and become the relationship that they all yearn for? When danger rears it head and a killer goes after them, Cole and Mason will need to work together and overcome the pain of the past to protect Kitten.
Kitten has had to overcome so much after her kidnapping and torture and I have a soft spot for her and wanted her to get her hearts desire. Cole and Mason, to me were the right choice for this woman who has survived so much. She survived such horror and if any one of Sophie Oak’s characters deserved a chance at happiness, it was Kitten.
This was an emotional read, hot at times, witty and tears were shed as Kitten finally got a chance to live the life she so richly deserved. However, for this to happen, Cole and Mason will have to face their own complicated past and make peace.
As always it was great to see a few familiar faces show up in the story, that always makes me smile and adds another layer to these books.
January 17, 2020
Siren Reborn is the 8th book in the Texas Sirens series by Lexi Blake. The book falls under many categories with the main been menage. Cole and Mason's history makes a part of the book a second chance romance, but both of them are practically in a new relationship with Kitten, so it's also your usual romance. Kitten is Cole's sub but up to that point, the romance was non-existent. Everything you need to know about our characters is shared in the prologue(s) and the blurb does a very good job of covering up the main theme of the story. As always, there is the element of suspense in the story, but that doesn't happen until later in the book. It was the best part of the book.
I did not like Siren Reborn as much as I have liked other books in the series. I felt like the characters's past gave them scars that should have been analyzed more in this book. What I mean is that all three of the characters seemed to get over some situations a little too easily and with not much effort. "Thankfully" I had Mason's need for revenge that made me think that there was a past to talk about.
The book was not bad, but it also wasn't good. Or at least not as good as I expected it to be.
Trigger warning: Kitten was raped in the past and went through some horrible stuff and they are briefly mentioned.
I did not like Siren Reborn as much as I have liked other books in the series. I felt like the characters's past gave them scars that should have been analyzed more in this book. What I mean is that all three of the characters seemed to get over some situations a little too easily and with not much effort. "Thankfully" I had Mason's need for revenge that made me think that there was a past to talk about.
The book was not bad, but it also wasn't good. Or at least not as good as I expected it to be.
Trigger warning: Kitten was raped in the past and went through some horrible stuff and they are briefly mentioned.
January 8, 2020
Kitty has overcome a painful and devastating past which has made her stronger and more resilient. She has picked up the pieces of her life and is trying to move forward and that includes forging a sub relationship with Cole, her Dom.
Mason and Cole have a complicated and painful past. They were in love but when tragedy struck rather than it bringing them closer it tore them apart. When Kitty receives a call that was destined for Cole regarding Mason, she decides to act on it which brings the two men together physically but emotionally will require a lot more patience and understanding.
Mason brings the sensitivity while Cole brings the strength, but it is Kitty who brings them together. Their journey is filled with emotion, heat and suspense as they help each other accept their pasts.
Mason and Cole have a complicated and painful past. They were in love but when tragedy struck rather than it bringing them closer it tore them apart. When Kitty receives a call that was destined for Cole regarding Mason, she decides to act on it which brings the two men together physically but emotionally will require a lot more patience and understanding.
Mason brings the sensitivity while Cole brings the strength, but it is Kitty who brings them together. Their journey is filled with emotion, heat and suspense as they help each other accept their pasts.
October 10, 2014
4.5-5 stars
This was a great story. I loved Kitten and to be honest, I've liked her character in previous books but I wasn't sure how I'd like her as a heroine. I was very pleasantly surprised and liked Kitten more and more as I got further into the story. Mason and Cole both had their issues but they were both likable as well. The story was really good and it was a great addition to the series (with a couple of cameos from Bliss thrown in).
Kitten grew up in a very restrictive household with parents that didn't let her do hardly anything. She was at a boarding school (for women only) when she was stolen away by a madman who subjected her to a demented form of BDSM that was more torture than anything else. He kept a number of women captive and Kitten lucked out when he captured Nat (the heroine from Siren Unleashed) who eventually killed him (with Kitten's help) and they were freed. Kitten's parents blamed her for being captured and "ruined" and it was Finn (Her cousin and the hero from Siren Enslaved) who took her to Julian and Leo for help.
Cole was raised with money but kind parents. He grew up with Mason who didn't have money and whose parents weren't very kind. Mason was openly bi and got thrown out of his house by his father when he found out. Cole's parents were lovely people who took Mason in and even sent him to college. Cole and Mason were involved with each other but always knew they needed a female sub to balance them (as Mason's a Switch and Cole is a Dom). They tried searching for the right one but had trouble finding one that would stick. Their relationship ended when Cole blamed Mason for something that wasn't his fault and threw him out...they haven't seen each other in the 2 years since.
When the story begins, Kitten has recovered as much as she can from what was done to her and she found that she actually thrives on real BDSM. After Julian searched hard for the right Dom for her, Kitten was introduced to Cole. They got along well so they entered in to a 6 month contract where she'd live at his house with him. The problem is that when things begin, Kitten has been living with Cole for a couple months and he hasn't hardly touched her outside of a few sessions. She doesn't know how to ask for what she needs and Cole is rather hard to read so she isn't really comfortable speaking out. Cole feels the need to be cautious wth Kitten because of her past but ends up being rather overcautious and neither of them is feeling completely comfortable with things as they stand. The problem is that they both have begun to have feelings for the other but they can't find a way to connect. Kitten is home one day while Cole is at work when she answers the phone and finds out Mason has been in an accident. She doesn't know Mason but knows he used to be important to Cole so she goes to help. Kitten decides to bring Mason back to the house for tending (he was in a car accident and has a conclusion). She isn't sure how Cole will react but feels it's the best course of action.
Mason has had a crappy life since Cole threw him out and had a bottom of the barrel job and a horrible apartment. He has no idea why Cole's new sub decided to come see him in the hospital considering he hasn't seen Cole in 2 years but he sees the possibility for revenge on Cole and decides to take his chance at it while he can. He goes back to the house with Kitten but is soon feeling tender feelings for her (she's just so nice and sweet it's hard to dislike her). When Cole gets home there's some definite drama but Cole sees that Mason is still good at what he had always been, a buffer (of sorts) between him and his subs. Cole hasn't always been the most affectionate or seen their smallest needs and Mason was very good at seeing that stuff and making up for the areas Cole lacked in. Cole asks him to stay on to help him and Kitten get in sync with each other. Mason agrees and fights with himself about whether he's there for revenge or to find his home again. Things are really tough between Cole and Mason, especially because Cole has a hard time taking the blame for his bad actions and Mason has a hard time forgiving. It then comes down to seeing if they can trust again and let go of the past. Kitten is actually rather manipulative as needed in order to keep Mason with them as she starts falling for him too and sees that only with him will her and Cole be complete. There's some definite drama as Cole has business issues and someone seems out to hurt Mason and/or Kitten. Thankfully they come out of everything together and whole and ready to start their HEA.
I enjoyed this story so much. I loved Kitten, Mason and Cole and loved seeing them come together as a threesome. The story was a good balance of action/suspense and romance and the sex scenes are hot but don't overshadow the rest of the book. Overall, I loved the characters and while the story wasn't perfect it was really enjoyable and I can't wait for the next book in the series. Sophie Oak has always been an autobuy author for me and this is just another example why. I'd recommend this book. 2 thumbs up. :D
This was a great story. I loved Kitten and to be honest, I've liked her character in previous books but I wasn't sure how I'd like her as a heroine. I was very pleasantly surprised and liked Kitten more and more as I got further into the story. Mason and Cole both had their issues but they were both likable as well. The story was really good and it was a great addition to the series (with a couple of cameos from Bliss thrown in).
Kitten grew up in a very restrictive household with parents that didn't let her do hardly anything. She was at a boarding school (for women only) when she was stolen away by a madman who subjected her to a demented form of BDSM that was more torture than anything else. He kept a number of women captive and Kitten lucked out when he captured Nat (the heroine from Siren Unleashed) who eventually killed him (with Kitten's help) and they were freed. Kitten's parents blamed her for being captured and "ruined" and it was Finn (Her cousin and the hero from Siren Enslaved) who took her to Julian and Leo for help.
Cole was raised with money but kind parents. He grew up with Mason who didn't have money and whose parents weren't very kind. Mason was openly bi and got thrown out of his house by his father when he found out. Cole's parents were lovely people who took Mason in and even sent him to college. Cole and Mason were involved with each other but always knew they needed a female sub to balance them (as Mason's a Switch and Cole is a Dom). They tried searching for the right one but had trouble finding one that would stick. Their relationship ended when Cole blamed Mason for something that wasn't his fault and threw him out...they haven't seen each other in the 2 years since.
When the story begins, Kitten has recovered as much as she can from what was done to her and she found that she actually thrives on real BDSM. After Julian searched hard for the right Dom for her, Kitten was introduced to Cole. They got along well so they entered in to a 6 month contract where she'd live at his house with him. The problem is that when things begin, Kitten has been living with Cole for a couple months and he hasn't hardly touched her outside of a few sessions. She doesn't know how to ask for what she needs and Cole is rather hard to read so she isn't really comfortable speaking out. Cole feels the need to be cautious wth Kitten because of her past but ends up being rather overcautious and neither of them is feeling completely comfortable with things as they stand. The problem is that they both have begun to have feelings for the other but they can't find a way to connect. Kitten is home one day while Cole is at work when she answers the phone and finds out Mason has been in an accident. She doesn't know Mason but knows he used to be important to Cole so she goes to help. Kitten decides to bring Mason back to the house for tending (he was in a car accident and has a conclusion). She isn't sure how Cole will react but feels it's the best course of action.
Mason has had a crappy life since Cole threw him out and had a bottom of the barrel job and a horrible apartment. He has no idea why Cole's new sub decided to come see him in the hospital considering he hasn't seen Cole in 2 years but he sees the possibility for revenge on Cole and decides to take his chance at it while he can. He goes back to the house with Kitten but is soon feeling tender feelings for her (she's just so nice and sweet it's hard to dislike her). When Cole gets home there's some definite drama but Cole sees that Mason is still good at what he had always been, a buffer (of sorts) between him and his subs. Cole hasn't always been the most affectionate or seen their smallest needs and Mason was very good at seeing that stuff and making up for the areas Cole lacked in. Cole asks him to stay on to help him and Kitten get in sync with each other. Mason agrees and fights with himself about whether he's there for revenge or to find his home again. Things are really tough between Cole and Mason, especially because Cole has a hard time taking the blame for his bad actions and Mason has a hard time forgiving. It then comes down to seeing if they can trust again and let go of the past. Kitten is actually rather manipulative as needed in order to keep Mason with them as she starts falling for him too and sees that only with him will her and Cole be complete. There's some definite drama as Cole has business issues and someone seems out to hurt Mason and/or Kitten. Thankfully they come out of everything together and whole and ready to start their HEA.
I enjoyed this story so much. I loved Kitten, Mason and Cole and loved seeing them come together as a threesome. The story was a good balance of action/suspense and romance and the sex scenes are hot but don't overshadow the rest of the book. Overall, I loved the characters and while the story wasn't perfect it was really enjoyable and I can't wait for the next book in the series. Sophie Oak has always been an autobuy author for me and this is just another example why. I'd recommend this book. 2 thumbs up. :D
January 7, 2020
Touching
This story is so much more than a ménage. Great love and acceptance. Finding ones true self and the unconditional love of others. Such a sweet, strong story. Kitten,Mason and Cole will touch your heart.
This story is so much more than a ménage. Great love and acceptance. Finding ones true self and the unconditional love of others. Such a sweet, strong story. Kitten,Mason and Cole will touch your heart.
February 26, 2020
Well written BDSM romance. Interesting back story and I did like the characters H/H/h. very steamy scenes, so be prepared for that. This book stands alone, but probaby a good idea to start the series from the beginning, to get your head wrapped around the cast of secondary characters.
December 18, 2019
I loved Siren Reborn! I loved the connection that Kitten, Cole, and Mason shared. It was clear that they were only complete as a trio. So many hot and steamy scenes too! I also loved all the angst! This is the first book I have read by Sophie Oak/Lexi Blake, and I can definitely say she has caught my interest.
August 2, 2014
I've been waiting for Kitten's book for a long time. I like the way the story was told and I'm glad that Kitten got her HEA.
It was also nice to see the Bliss contingent again as well as other members in the Siren series.
It was also nice to see the Bliss contingent again as well as other members in the Siren series.
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