Witches and Guardians are mortal enemies, but when Rissalynn finds
herself Travis Holt's target, fighting him is the
last thing she wants
to do.
Rissalynn Jennings is a Witch promised to a Warlock she doesn't want.
When she goes to a secluded cabin to hide from her upcoming nuptials,
she receives an unexpected visitor. The Guardian is her mortal enemy,
blood-bound to kill her kind. She never expected to feel an undeniable
attraction for Travis Holt, but one touch on a moonlit night is all she
needs to know she belongs in his arms.
Travis has carried a gut-deep hatred for all Witches since the death of
his parents. He joined the Guardians of the Light in order to annihilate
their evil and cleanse the earth of their blood. He sought out the
Witch with subterfuge and treachery on his mind, but after he's tasted
her lips will he be able to take her life when the opportunity presents
itself?
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REVIEW:
4.5 Stars
‘Enemy Mine’ is an
entrancing paranormal romance, with suspense and intrigue throughout. Rissa Jennings is a witch, the daughter
of the High Priest. She has come to
a solitary cabin in the woods, dreading the marriage her father has
arranged. Travis Holt is a Guardian
of the Light, a group dedicated to destroying witches and magic. He also has a desperate need to avenge
his parents’ murder. So, it isn’t an accident when these two come together;
Travis intends to use Rissa against her people if possible, or just to kill her
outright if necessary.
Instead, these two
find themselves drawn inevitably toward each other, yielding not only to sexual
attraction, but also a growing, intense need to love each other, that proves
much too powerful to resist. Now everyone is their enemy. Their only friend is
Theophyline, Rissa’s faithful familiar, usually seen as a fluffy white cat, but
with special powers of her own.
Yes, this is
definitely a love story, but there is violence, tragedy, and betrayal also. It’s a compelling tale, with three
appealing central characters. Although the heat factor does get very
high, the sex doesn’t push aside either plot or character development. Overall, ‘Enemy Mine’ is very much worth
reading. The only flaw, in my
opinion, is that Rissa makes two very crucial decisions abruptly, without any
warning to the reader, which was a little confusing.
I give this book 4.5
stars, and I am eager to see what happens as this series
continues.
I am grateful for
the free reviewer’s copy I was given.
Reviewed by: Roberta
