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There is no such thing as happy ever after when you’re in love with a unique kind of monster.

We got a life that was more than I expected. More happiness than we probably deserved. Sure there were sorrows - seeing Indi suffer through the loss of Trans, that hit Gray hard - but on the whole we got peace when the Handler system shut down.

We travelled the world, or the ancient bits of it anyway. Gray played in the ruins and pored over ancient scripts on stone. I slowly curated my notes and started a book on the Handler System with no great rush to finish.

The sun shone on us, it shone through us, and there were no shadows.

I was wrong. There are always shadows, and Gray steps into them without a second thought.

I’d forgotten that. Which was stupid of me.

When Gray witnesses a serial killer at work on his latest dig site he is fascinated, and it arouses the killer in him. The one I thought I had tamed.

The monsters inside don’t die, they just kick back and bide their time. They will always come back, given the right stimulus.

Recast is the fourth book in the Handled Series. It pits Nathan and Gray against a kind of evil they both despise while testing their bond to its limits. Expect high heat, violence, and all kinds of dark romance.

147 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 31, 2022

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1,045 reviews
April 2, 2022
I loved the Handled series, so I was excited to read Recast and get another glimpse of Gray and Nathan. Gray seems slightly mellower than before and continues to enjoy his work with ancient language and the relaxed lifestyle he shares with Nathan, but, it only takes witnessing a murder to bring the monster back. We also get to see the new dynamic between them since their lifestyle change.
I didn’t find this as dark as the other books in the series, perhaps because it’s shorter, but it was still filled with intrigue, suspense, and steam between the two MCs.
I was gifted an ARC of this book to review, and this is my honest and voluntary opinion.
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April 7, 2022
Good but not better than the others

I’ve never written a review so please take this with a grain of salt.

I liked that it was more introspective/ metaphorical than the other books but sometimes it felt too much.

Story was slow and they’re were a surprising amount of grammatical errors
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731 reviews6 followers
May 10, 2022
These Two Are Amazing…

How amazing it was to read another book with these two characters.

There is something special about Nathan and Grey. Two puzzle pieces that fit perfectly together.

Their connection and chemistry is once again off the charts for all to see in Recast.

Romilly has continued this fantastic series with another very enjoyable book.
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April 2, 2022
I am reading this and in chapter two Nathan has a brief interior monologue about Trans being dead?? Did I miss a book? Trans and Indi were together and in the newest book about Janus in the ‘Teams’ series.
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55 reviews
March 31, 2022
felt rushed…

Still love Gray and Nathan but this felt rushed and not enough. But it’s made me want to reread the Handler series again 🇦🇺
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July 23, 2022
The rest of this series is plagiarised so no reason not to believe this is too.
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