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Nov 21, 2020
I was surprised by this book, I really was!
It did not go down the way I thought it would and I loved that it didn't. It doesn't END the way I thought it would either, and, after reading, I thought, "yeah, okay, I liked that ending, even if Seamus doesn't get his full happy ever after"
BUT
Then I read book two straight after this but before writing the review, and now I am mighty, MIGHTY pissed at Jadison!
Read them, back to back and you'll see what I mean!
Back to the book. Only Seamus has a say here, and I would like to have heard from It/Mine as Seamus calls the spectre he summoned, but that's just me being greedy. Its only short, some 70 pages, and I read it in one go. It packs a sexy punch though, and poor Seamus does go through the wringer here!
4 stars, not least because I know what happens in book 2!
**same worded review appears elsewhere**