A Warriors Choice

Warriors of the Light #18

by A.J. Jarrett

Fourteen years ago, Kayson Langley stood back and allowed his fated mate's family to be slaughtered. He's regreted it every day since but he was only doing what he had to, to survive and keep Kevin safe. The nightmares never stop. All Kevin Stewart wants is to find a little peace and nail every Dark Warrior to the wall, ending their lives. It's the least they deserve for destroying his life. Mysterious disappearance and murders has Kevin going undercover to find those responsible. Deep down he knows evil is involved. The last thing he expected was to see Kayson again. The very man he hates with a passion saves his life and confesses a truth that Kevin doesn't want to believe. Kayson is willing to walk away from everything he's ever known to be with Kevin. But will his past let him or will the greatest evil of all take what he holds dear?

Genres: M M Romance, Paranormal, Enemies To Lovers

166 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 5, 2017

About the author

AJ Jarrett is happily married to her best friend and the mother of four, yes, four children. Born and raised in Missouri and loves the area most of the time, until it snows a ton. She enjoys reading and reads a lot. When not reading she can be found propped up in her favorite spot on the couch with her laptop plotting her next story or finishing one of her WIP.

Can visit her blog or feel free to email her at: aj.jarrett@yahoo.com

Reviews

[Isha · Rating 3 out of 5]

Kevin was kidnapped when he was 14 years old, by Kayson. Kayson knew from the moment they met that Kevin was his mate, and wanted to keep him. But he knew he couldn't let Kevin grow up in hos world. 12 years later, they meet G
again, and Kayson isn't letting Kevin go this time.

[Nessa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this addition to the, Warriors Of The Light, series. Kevin finally gets his mate after twelve years, and Kayson, is a warrior of the dark, however, in this book we find out that there are other dark warriors out there who don't want to be part of the darkness any more and would just like to live normal lives. The execution of the story was outstanding, and the characters were as fascinating as always, but we still have the Colby and Hale problem, which I find to be highly disappointing. Hale should have been fixed or cured years ago (or many previous books back), and this is the only part of the plot that I totally dislike. I just feel that every mated couple (the ones that are hardly even mentioned as well) should have a happily ever after, but that's just my preference. I did love the epilogue, and the closeness of all of the warriors that will end up battling for good over evil. This book is actually like ten stars to me, if only it wasn't for the hopeless, Hale, situation.

[Nikko · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was nice but I don't think I'm looking forward to reading Hale and Colby's story!! I think Colby is better off with another mate.

[Phoenix · Rating 1 out of 5]

Kevin didn't make Kayson work hard enough for killing his family. 0 stars.