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The Redeeming: Immortals Series, Book 5 (Immortals #5)

by Jennifer Ashley (Goodreads Author), Rebecca Cook (Narrator)

4.07 of 5 stars 4.07 · rating details · 613 ratings · 33 reviews

In the fourth Egyptian dynasty, time of Gaza pyramid building, goddess Isis mated with her priests, bore five Immortal brothers, to battle monsters, and maintain the light-dark balance. Seven centuries before the present, a lush female demon seduced red-hair Tain; the lovers vanished; ever since, she has regularly flayed her victim.

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Published March 25th 2011 by Books in Motion (first published August 26th 2008)

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Aug 29, 2008 Julie (jjmachshev) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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In 2007, there was a four book series called “Immortals” written by three popular authors, Jennifer Ashley, Robin Popp, and Joy Nash. The series was about five brothers, children of a mortal father and different goddesses. Their destiny was to preserve the balance between life magic and death magic, but as the years passed humankind forgot about them and they each went their separate ways. I enjoyed reading the series, but was always bothered tha...more Reviewed for queuemyreview.com; book release Sep08

In 2007, there was a four book series called “Immortals” written by three popular authors, Jennifer Ashley, Robin Popp, and Joy Nash. The series was about five brothers, children of a mortal father and different goddesses. Their destiny was to preserve the balance between life magic and death magic, but as the years passed humankind forgot about them and they each went their separate ways. I enjoyed reading the series, but was always bothered that the last brother, Tain, didn’t really get a happy ending. He got rescued from the ancient demon torturing him, but he didn’t get a woman for himself like his brothers. I don’t know who and I don’t know why, but I DO know that I’m glad to see the series picked up again. “Immortals: The Redeeming” by Jennifer Ashley is the first book of the series continuation and FINALLY, Tain gets his happy ever after.

Tain was held captive and tortured, mentally, physically, and sexually, for 700 years by a demon. It’s been almost a year and a half since he and his brothers won his freedom. He’s spent that time trying to heal, but he lives in fear that the darkness he was inundated with for so long, and still occasionally suffers from, will overtake him. If that happens, it will be a very, very bad thing. Not just for Tain, but for everyone on Earth…because what Tain never told anyone else is that those years of torture also made him more powerful than the rest of his brothers put together! Tain also never let on that far from being ‘rescued’, it was contact with the half-demon Samantha that brought him back to himself and gave him the push to help save himself. But do his constant thoughts and dreams of Samantha mean he loves her? Or do they mean he’s being drawn to her because of her demon side?

Samantha has always lived as a human. She has struggled her whole life to tamp down any demon-like urges. She worked hard and finally won a place in the paranormal division of the LAPD. Her job is to stop crimes, whether against human, demon, vampire, or anything else. It’s all she ever wanted to do. Well, almost all. She’d also really like to ‘do’ Tain. After she was injured helping in the fight to win his freedom, he’d healed her, flirted with her, and then turned around and walked away. She hasn’t seen him since, except in her dreams. Until one night, in a vampire bar…

Jennifer Ashley can write a heck of a novel. Her ability to draw the reader in and breathe life into her characters is just one of the reasons I never pass up one of her books. Her novels never drag, and her characters don’t have to resort to TSTL (too stupid to live) moments or wildly reaching actions because her plots and pacing flow like fine wine. Her characters don’t talk too much or too little. There’s a little first person and a lot of second person to help the reader understand the whys and wherefores. And let’s not forget the heat. Grab a facecloth…you’re gonna need it. It’s hot, but it’s also moving because it comes from feelings and not just scratching an itch.

“Immortals: The Redeeming” is a darn good read. I expect there will be quite a few folks looking for the first four books in this series once they read Jennifer Ashley’s newest. As for me, I’ve already accepted that I’m hooked all over again. I’m also pleased that the publishers were nice enough to schedule the next two books in this series for publication in September (The Crossing, Joy Nash) and October (The Haunting, Robin Popp) so I don’t have to wait too long for my next fix. I’ll also be ‘haunting’ Ms. Ashley’s webpage at http://www.jennifersromances.com/ to make sure I don’t miss out on her upcoming novels whether they’re under this name or her alternate pen names: Allyson James (sexy paranormals) or Ashley Gardner (historicals).

Til next time
JJ
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Jul 07, 2010 MaggieReadsRom rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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It's been more than a year since Samantha Taylor was involved in Tain's rescue from the Old One (ancient demon) who was holding him captive for over seven centuries. She fell in love with Tain that night but after his rescue he leaves without looking back, to heal from the torture he went through. Samantha has moved on and finds satisfaction in her work for the paranormal division of the LAPD.
More than a year after his brothers and Samantha freed him from Kehksut Tain is still a long way from he...more It's been more than a year since Samantha Taylor was involved in Tain's rescue from the Old One (ancient demon) who was holding him captive for over seven centuries. She fell in love with Tain that night but after his rescue he leaves without looking back, to heal from the torture he went through. Samantha has moved on and finds satisfaction in her work for the paranormal division of the LAPD.
More than a year after his brothers and Samantha freed him from Kehksut Tain is still a long way from healing and he wonders if he will be able to enjoy the pleasure of being with a woman ever again.
But Samantha isn't just any woman, when he needs her help to solve a case of missing demon girls, he finds it more and more difficult to resist his attraction to her beauty both inside and out, even if she is part demon and a demon kept him imprisoned and tortured for centuries.
Tain seems healed and sane again but is he really safe from the pull of the darkness deep inside him? Is he truly restored enough to keep away the darkness that once ruled his actions?

Tain is scarred both inside and out and Samantha is the only one who can soothe him, not even his brothers are truly able to do that. She soothes him with her presence, both mentally and physically but her demon-half scares him because of his torment under a demon's hand. He’s also afraid of succumbing to the darkness that remained inside him and because of his fear he tries to stay away from family and friends, afraid he will do something that will hurt them. Since his capture he has associated women and lovemaking with pain and suffering but Samantha shows him it can be different and love is something he is capable of.

Samantha is utterly fascinated by Tain and like him she’s scared of her demon-half. She has a hard time accepting that part of her and everything that comes along with it because she was brought up by her human mother to embrace her human side. Tain helps her to accept and embrace both parts of who she is and in the end that in turn helps Tain overcome his own fears and tribulations. In this story hero and heroine represent each other’s salvation.

As secondary characters there are some characters from the previous books, like Hunter, Leda and Septimus. But of course there are some intriguing new ones in the form of Logan, Samantha's werewolf partner who is very interesting. I hope he'll get his own story in this series too.
Like in the other books the love his brothers have for Tain is heartfelt and I loved the way it is shown in the books, this one included.
Again an Ancient demon fills the part of evil in this series but in this book he has a surprising lackey to do his bidding.

After THE GATHERING it was a long wait for Tain's story but it was worth every minute of it. Jennifer Ashley swept me right back into that world of Immortals, demons, vampires, and werewolf shape shifters. The only group missing this time was the witches but the others held me captivated enough not to miss them that bad.
Each book in the series has its own unique plot fitting each Immortal and his heroine and this book was a beautiful closure of Tain's story that ran throughout the previous ones linking them together.

I loved the plot; it was intriguing, surprising and original. It is incomparable to the previous Immortals books. After THE GATHERING I thought it couldn't be that much of a surprise but I was wrong. I was enthralled by another sublime installment in this series by the talented Jennifer Ashley.
I love her writing style. It's fast-paced and action-filled.
The romance is sensual and beautifully written. The plot is perfectly set up and well rounded. Hero and heroine are well matched and the secondary characters are compelling and complementing.

For me this was an excellent way to give Tain the closure he was looking for since the first book of the Immortals and I'm really looking forward to the next storyline in this series.(less)

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Feb 27, 2013 ☂ ℬrandi rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporaries, demons-jinn-devil, french-novels, read-2013, pnr, rom-sith-fae-sidhe, shifters, special-powers, vampires

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Samantha Taylor is half-demon, LAPD paranormal police investigator working undercover. She posing as a demonwhore, trying to bust Merrick, a vampire and club owner, who she suspects of using an illegal drug called Mindglow on human victims. It's the equivalent to a demon date-rape drug and when ingested it makes humans compliant victims and allows a demon to siphon human life essence-an essential part of a demon's diet. When two demons burst into the club Sam is taken by surprise when Tain,...more ❤❤❤

Samantha Taylor is half-demon, LAPD paranormal police investigator working undercover. She posing as a demonwhore, trying to bust Merrick, a vampire and club owner, who she suspects of using an illegal drug called Mindglow on human victims. It's the equivalent to a demon date-rape drug and when ingested it makes humans compliant victims and allows a demon to siphon human life essence-an essential part of a demon's diet. When two demons burst into the club Sam is taken by surprise when Tain, who she hasn't seen in 15 months, appears and begins fighting the demons. Sam pulls her gun and breaks her cover, her wolf shapeshifter partner, Logan, arrives with backup and Sam suffers a punch in the face from Merrick for her deceit. Tain threatens Merrick's life for hurting Sam, then her heals her but tells her to stay away from him. What an interesting start.

Tain lived with torture for 700 years by the hand of an ancient demon called Kekhsut. Every 3 days immortal Tain's skin was flayed from his body. The wounds healed and then the demon made love to him in its female form. Tain was driven into madness to cope with the torture but eventually the madness became so deep that Tain wanted to end the world so he could finally die and end his own suffering. Stopping (killing) Kekhsut and rescuing Tain was the focus of books 1-4. So in Tain's book it's 15 months later and he's better but still suffers. Tain and his brothers (Immortal protectors of humankind against demons) have been relieved of their 'protectors' duties so they can raise families. The vacation probably won't last forever but the other four brothers have taken advantage of the time. Tain is a wanderer who still fights against evil, literally and internally. He's more powerful than all his brothers put together though no one but he knows, and he's still unsure about his own sanity. There is a description of the type of torment Tain still lives with around page 22 and it's so unbelievably sad that all you really want in this book is for Tain to get nothing but happiness. That's not what you get and I actually was very angry about that. Tain sustains more torture and an unnecessary loss that is hard for me to forgive. I absolutely hated it.

Something I loved was how Tain shows up to Sam's house, lets himself in and is feeding the cat when Sam walks out of the shower. Instead of having sex immediately, which would have happened in the previous books, they talk, they joke and they respond like two people who are at the beginning of something that could be real rather than randy bunnies. Tain doesn't want to want Sam, let alone need Sam so he tries to keep his distance. But he insinuates himself into her life effortlessly and I really enjoyed that. As it was in the others stories, the relationship is just a compilation of minor moments that didn't develop into too much depth but it was better than some of the relationships that came before. I also liked the cat named Pickles. I love animals in stories and cats especially, so yay for Pickles.

One of my repeated complaints about this series is that the initial physical attraction comes too brazenly and too soon. What begins as a lustful, sometimes shameless physical response never really develops beyond that and the reader is supposed to believe it's fated true love by the end. It's simply hard to believe so I enjoyed the love story aspect of this book best since Tain and Samantha meet 15 months earlier, she "saves" him, or at least that's what the book tells me, and they move slowly because of Tain's tortured past. I liked the pace and the building toward something more. The couplings in this book were, for the most part, really sweet and healing. Tain wants to have sex with Samantha, and she wants Tain, but he's suffered so much and for so long that he fears it. It was sad but nice to hold off on that stuff until it could be a thing of comfort for Tain.

As is the case with most of the other books, the author mentions a few magical creatures that are or aren't in the book. This time she mentioned chameleons which can assume anyone's identity and shamans and skinwalkers native to California. I don't know why they are mentioned, or why I mention them, but it was something I took note of. Perhaps they'll appear in subsequent books.

Tain's Mother Cerridwen reveals that Tain was the chosen immortal sacrifice, picked by short straw, long before his birth. AWFUL! It was just another layer to the misery and everlasting ache that Tain has to live with. I personally hold a mean grudge and things like this are the reason I don't read dystopian much. I don't forgive or forget and I can never move past pain of this caliber with a few meaningless deaths and a HEA. Life isn't fair is what people say but that doesn't mean it can't be fair in my books. What happens in this book to right the wrongs are not enough for everything Tain endured and it's made even more injurious by his sustaining further pain.

I was completely invested for most of the beginning and lots of the middle. I got a little lost or maybe a little uninterested in the plot when it kept adding new layers. Some aspects were cool and added to the mystery. Others were just bleh and I was bored. In fact for much of the end I kept having to go back and reread since I was zoning out. Ms. Townsend, the majordomo, the matriarch, Bahkat, Tristan, Ed and Mike, etc. were just interfering with my love story so I didn't much care. But by the end when I didn't get the love story Tain deserved I realized that all the good stuff from the beginning didn't do a lot to save the book. It was better than some others, maybe the best, but still not a book I'd recommend to romance readers.

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Mar 10, 2011 Emily rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Tain, an immortal warrior, was captured by a demon, an Old One for 700 years. His brothers and their girlfriends managed to save him, but he's still not back to normal. Samantha is half-demon and also a cop. She was instrumental in Tain's rescue, but isn't sure she wants any more to do with him after that. When someone starts kidnapping young demon women and cutting out their hearts, Samantha and Tain are thrown back together to figure out who's doing it.
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Dec 07, 2009 Laura the Highland Hussy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Tain was tortured for 700 years, and the one bright spot in his awful tragic existence came at the very end in a half-demon cop named Samantha.
Samantha fell in love with Tain the first second she saw him, completely mad and hell-bent on destroying the world, pet to a demon. But he looked at her and told her she was innocent.
A year and a half later, he's moved to LA to be near her, but she doesn't know. Then he brings to her attention the deaths of some demon-girl prostitutes and their adventure...more

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Mar 30, 2013 Lover of Romance rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, shifter-romance, fantasy

Samantha is half demon and half human; her father was demon and her mother human. Most of her life she despised her father for what she thought he did to her mother. However lately she see's more of him, and her heart softens toward him. About a year ago, she helped save Tain from being in captivity by a powerful demon for over 700 years. Tain still suffers affects from being imprisoned for over 700 years being a captive and being tortured. Its been a year, and Samantha still thinks about Tain,...more Samantha is half demon and half human; her father was demon and her mother human. Most of her life she despised her father for what she thought he did to her mother. However lately she see's more of him, and her heart softens toward him. About a year ago, she helped save Tain from being in captivity by a powerful demon for over 700 years. Tain still suffers affects from being imprisoned for over 700 years being a captive and being tortured. Its been a year, and Samantha still thinks about Tain, she is a cop for the Paranormal Police. When she is trying to undermine a drug problem that is surfacing among demon clubs, she comes face to face with Tain who has re-entered her life. Even though Tain has feelings of hatred and disgust with the past demon who captured him, he feels drawn toward this courageous young woman, who is half demon. He feels the need to protect her, even though he has destroyed many demons. Now being in Samantha's life, he wants to protect the demon world more for her sake. As the plot thickens with intigue and danger, so does the sensual connection between them. Samantha has always felt drawn toward Tain, he seems to understand her more than anyone else has ever done. As she finds herself falling in love with the powerful Immortal, there are things she must decide about her own future that will change her very lifestyle forever.

I really enjoyed reading Tain and Samantha's story, it was a very compelling read. This is the second one that I have read in the series, and yes I am reading them out of order. Which you will find is what I do!!! I wondered when I first started reading this one, how Tain and Samantha's romantic relationship would progress. Tain has suffered greatly from being tortured for 700 years, and this story takes place a year after he is freed by his brothers, their wives and Samantha. Samantha was raised by her mother, never having known her father until this book. Which I enjoyed that aspect of this book, that there was a lot more in it than just Tain and Samantha's story. In the last book, Samantha has much disgust and hatred for her father. However once she learns the real truth her perspective changes quite a bit. Also on the other side of that, you see Tain interact with his brothers quite a bit which was very enjoyable. Overall I really enjoyed this book, it was filled with everything that a paranormal romance reader loves. It was well written, has deep characters and a plot filled with romance, adventure, creatures of the paranormal world and a mystery that will unravel and perhaps even surprise you!(less)

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Jan 13, 2012 Vivian rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The first few chapters were hard to get through because it was a little boring. But I stuck it out and was surprised at the rest of the story. It made me laugh at times. It kept me in suspense on who was doing the killings. I would really recommend this book to anyone,because it is worth the read. I am going to read the rest in the series. I hope the other two authors in this series are just as good as Ms. J.Ashley.

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Mar 29, 2009 Kerry rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved this book, following on from where The Gathering finished, I fell into Tain's story probably more than I did with the first four. I was deperate to know what fate had in mind for Tain and Samantha and I was in no way dissapointed.

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Jan 06, 2011 Hbeebti rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Man I have been waiting to read Tains book. I don't want to say to much, but to get to this point after all that he has endured made me nervous and excited to start this book. So this book takes place a year and half after the last book. Poor guy! I think that Samantha was perfect for him . I had hope that it would be about all him healing and love . I know sappy but he deserves it. No more pain. Damn it just when I thought no more pain he gets more. WTH? I cant even say why that upset me w/out...more

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Aug 31, 2012 Pallavi Subramanian rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Aah, the redemption of Tain. The half-crazed, tortured-beyond-belief and yet-still-pure Tain. I've been eagerly waiting for this book ever since I read book one. Totally and completely worth the wait.

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Sep 21, 2009 Brpitstick rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: did-not-finish

I only got to page 60 before I decided not to waste any more of my time. This is not my kind of fiction. Good thing it was a freebie.

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Jul 24, 2011 Mei rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I probably should have started at the beginning of the series but ok overall.

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Feb 03, 2011 Julie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-vampire-shapeshifters-de, faerie-magic-witches-warlocks-roman

Loved it! I hoped that Tain would have get a second chance and he did.

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Mar 09, 2009 Haley rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

lots of fucking in this book. also, they do anal.

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May 06, 2012 Carrie Fort (Book Fairy) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: immortal, 111

I am so glad he ended up with hr. she helped him heal I cried so much! It was so worth it tho.

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Jul 15, 2011 Dawn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another great read with a happy ending. Lots of pain along the way for the characters. This series really should be made into movies.

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Apr 17, 2012 Natasha smith added it · review of another edition

absolutely loved. its a must read everyone

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Jan 29, 2013 Kiki Murrell rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really enjoyed series

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Jul 10, 2009 July rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: home-library

great book to add to this series

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Sep 18, 2008 Diana rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, paranormal, mythological, owned

Tain has spent the last year recovering from the madness he incurred during 700 years of torture and captivity to an Old One. Running across half-demon cop Samantha may prove dangerous, but he needs her help to stop a demon serial killer.

A dark but enthralling read, dealing with the aftermath of Tain's torture, which does not resolve quickly. The relationship between Sam and Tain is difficult to decipher, and doesn't progress like past Immortals. Like others, though, it's full of dark and sinist...more

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Nov 13, 2011 Tribefan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Better than I expected it to be!

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May 06, 2010 Maylingforever rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

bEST BOOK READ SO FAR

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Jan 30, 2009 Caitlyn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Very nice follow-up to the rest of the series. You don't need to have read the other Immortal Series books to enjoy this one. But you might discover you'll want to read them. This book is Tain and Samantha's story. Very nice twists and turns here.

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Nov 02, 2011 Karen Desmond rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Sep 17, 2008 Gypsie Holley rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

How romantic! I loved this. I hardly ever come across a novel these days when you have a chance to read about an actual proposal of marriage, the exchange of rings and then great sex afterwards. I was like, aaaawwww.... I couldn't wait to read about Tain. I loved Samantha and they were perfect for each other. I was not disappointed at all.

Best Quotes from book:

"No one has to go very far to find themselves." ---Tain

"Small snake, large sword." ---Adrian

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Oct 20, 2011 Deanna rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Love Tain and his darkness. Liked the surprises.

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Apr 15, 2013 Carrie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

this is my other favorite. :)

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Jul 18, 2008 Mary rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance

This is a great follow up and beginning of a new line of stories in the "Immortals" story.

Samantha and Tain were introduced in the previous book. This story was well done with few typical scenes. Several story plot twists.

The development of Tain and how he is dealing with 700 years of torture was my favorite part of this romance.

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Apr 12, 2010 Jodz rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2010, paranormal-romance

I started this series from book #4 and then read this book which is #5! Suprisingly I wasnt lost and got straight into it! Book number 5 picks up not long after where book #4 left off! I love Tain, his character is beautiful but damaged! And sam is a kick ass down to earth half demon detective!!

A great read!

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Aug 18, 2011 Crystal rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: vamp-were

I liked this one. FInally, an angsty paranormal H who hasn't had centuries to get over himself. Tain was "saved" a year previous from slavery to a demon. He'd been enslaved for some 7 centuries. Yeah; he's still having trouble coming to grips with it. Heroine was neither pushy, nor a pushover.

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