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Basis of Comparison
She’s trying to find the two missing unicorns. He’s on a mission to protect the students at his school. When their objectives collide, they must work through their attraction to protect their charges and their hearts.
She won’t be pushed around
Seraphina Raziel works hard and plays even less. Business and pleasure don’t mix. She’s been there, done that, and had the scars to prove it. Her charges are in danger. She’s not about to let her meddling family, killer ninjas, or a sexy headmaster get in the way of her objective. Besides when danger strikes she doesn’t want any distractions.
He won’t be fooled again
Oliver King has the weight of the world on his shoulders when he gains two additional charges that everyone would love to have. Between attending to his student’s care, being a monarch, and the eldest brother of three, he doesn’t have time for romance despite all being in disagreement. He may find Ms. Raziel sexy but he doesn’t want a conflict of interest. Everyone’s meddling is just one more headache.
A perchance meeting brings the two together in a dance around their attraction. They both have an opportunity to learn a lesson at love. Can these two find a way to become a part of each other’s lives or will they get schooled by their own anxiety?
She won’t be pushed around
Seraphina Raziel works hard and plays even less. Business and pleasure don’t mix. She’s been there, done that, and had the scars to prove it. Her charges are in danger. She’s not about to let her meddling family, killer ninjas, or a sexy headmaster get in the way of her objective. Besides when danger strikes she doesn’t want any distractions.
He won’t be fooled again
Oliver King has the weight of the world on his shoulders when he gains two additional charges that everyone would love to have. Between attending to his student’s care, being a monarch, and the eldest brother of three, he doesn’t have time for romance despite all being in disagreement. He may find Ms. Raziel sexy but he doesn’t want a conflict of interest. Everyone’s meddling is just one more headache.
A perchance meeting brings the two together in a dance around their attraction. They both have an opportunity to learn a lesson at love. Can these two find a way to become a part of each other’s lives or will they get schooled by their own anxiety?
- GenresParanormal
323 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 21, 2020
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About the author
T.B. Bond
28 books149 followersTB. Bond has been writing, drawing, and web designing for years. When she is not doing one of those things, she’s reading and watching anime. Nerdtastic to the core she’s a Whovian, Trekie, Otaku, and probably a whole host of other things.
Described as one of the hardest working people known by her friends, she holds three degrees; one in science, one in art, and one in information technology. Currently her main job is in a learning technology department where she uses elements all of three fields.
Currently she lives with her husband, a fellow nerd, in Virginia.
Described as one of the hardest working people known by her friends, she holds three degrees; one in science, one in art, and one in information technology. Currently her main job is in a learning technology department where she uses elements all of three fields.
Currently she lives with her husband, a fellow nerd, in Virginia.
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
September 22, 2020
⭐The story ‘Basis of Comparison: BWWM Paranormal Romance (Once Upon A Villain Season 2 Book 11)’ written by T B Bond starts with a drama where Oliver King who was the headmaster of the Mavis Academy thinks he needs to protect his students and his brothers.
⭐He has all the responsibilities on his shoulder and shares a very good bond with everyone. They have powers of turning themselves from a species to humans. It’s a super natural story where King Chris tries to save his kingdom from his enemies, no matter he feels love for a women but his main aim is to protect his kingdom.
⭐In the beginning of the story it’s little tricky to get familiarised with the characters and understand who they actually are. Are they humans or some animal with a tail wagging at the chair and as the drama continues you slowly and gradually get a grip of the characters and fall in love with them.
⭐He has all the responsibilities on his shoulder and shares a very good bond with everyone. They have powers of turning themselves from a species to humans. It’s a super natural story where King Chris tries to save his kingdom from his enemies, no matter he feels love for a women but his main aim is to protect his kingdom.
⭐In the beginning of the story it’s little tricky to get familiarised with the characters and understand who they actually are. Are they humans or some animal with a tail wagging at the chair and as the drama continues you slowly and gradually get a grip of the characters and fall in love with them.
April 5, 2023
Read out of order
I came to this book via another series- Once Upon A Villian. It’s best described as a cross over between that series and the Paris in Springtime series. If you are reading PIS series, read this book before Hunter’s Creed, as it takes place chronologically before that one. Both books are standalone and you don’t have to read them in tandem to know what’s going on.
Overall this was a solid plot. The characters were interesting. Both had baggage, but were open to deal with it. There is definitely a feminist element to T.B. Bond’s characters, both male and female. She clearly weaves feminist themes into her storylines, without being preachy; it’s just how the characters think and behave. The ending does hint at a master plan being woven in the background of the PIS series. I don’t know if I will uncover it as I am leery of series with multiple authors. One “bad” book can turn me off the entire series.
I came to this book via another series- Once Upon A Villian. It’s best described as a cross over between that series and the Paris in Springtime series. If you are reading PIS series, read this book before Hunter’s Creed, as it takes place chronologically before that one. Both books are standalone and you don’t have to read them in tandem to know what’s going on.
Overall this was a solid plot. The characters were interesting. Both had baggage, but were open to deal with it. There is definitely a feminist element to T.B. Bond’s characters, both male and female. She clearly weaves feminist themes into her storylines, without being preachy; it’s just how the characters think and behave. The ending does hint at a master plan being woven in the background of the PIS series. I don’t know if I will uncover it as I am leery of series with multiple authors. One “bad” book can turn me off the entire series.
October 26, 2020
The mysterious workings of Paris In Springtime
The plot thickens... I rated this story five (5) stars for a well crafted romance between people "fate" threw together (Sera and Ollie) ; while slowly unraveling a few threads of the mystery behind efficacy of the famed 'Paris in Springtime' matchmaking service.
The picture of who, or what, the power is behind the 100% success rate of the Matchmaking Agency, is slowly starting to coalesce...
I am tempted to reread the entire 'Paris in Springtime' series to-date, to take good notes, and piece together the puzzle that undergrids this series of books.
T. B. Bond writes lighthearted, but intriguing stories that entertain, while keeping the mind sharp. During these stressful times, her books provide a satisfying escape from real life.
The plot thickens... I rated this story five (5) stars for a well crafted romance between people "fate" threw together (Sera and Ollie) ; while slowly unraveling a few threads of the mystery behind efficacy of the famed 'Paris in Springtime' matchmaking service.
The picture of who, or what, the power is behind the 100% success rate of the Matchmaking Agency, is slowly starting to coalesce...
I am tempted to reread the entire 'Paris in Springtime' series to-date, to take good notes, and piece together the puzzle that undergrids this series of books.
T. B. Bond writes lighthearted, but intriguing stories that entertain, while keeping the mind sharp. During these stressful times, her books provide a satisfying escape from real life.
April 15, 2023
Great start!!
Really enjoyed this story with two damaged protagonists with a wonderful sense of humour. This is the first book I have read by this author and it Will not be the last. An engaging plot with some really.funny characters!!
Really enjoyed this story with two damaged protagonists with a wonderful sense of humour. This is the first book I have read by this author and it Will not be the last. An engaging plot with some really.funny characters!!
January 27, 2021
Sera
Very creative spin to n this “Villain” story. I love the chemistry between the two main characters and the potential side stories as well 😉
Very creative spin to n this “Villain” story. I love the chemistry between the two main characters and the potential side stories as well 😉
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