Night Owl Reviews
The second installment in a trilogy. Again we get the perspective of the abductions of the Gentlemen brothers from the middle child’s view. Logan always felt out of place as the middle child with no defined role. When he finds himself rescued by an angel with silver wings and taken to a secret island to grow up amongst the resistance, he’s always looking for his brothers. Logan had some interesting issues to deal with as the story progressed, but I’m not allowed to reveal spoilers. After a confrontation that completely alters him, he’s self-conscious and retreats into himself, only allowing himself to fantasize over the man who rescued him. Lucius, who is the head of the resistance by night and a Lord of the Realm by day. Sure his attraction will never be returned, he lives day to day. I liked the way the relationship between Lucius and Logan evolved and how they both discover that dreams can come true if you just put yourself out there a little bit instead of hiding. I found this book to be much steamier than the first and found Logan’s vulnerability refreshing. I look forward to the continuation of the dark back story that is driving the whole trilogy.