It is hard for me to review this book because I am afraid that I won’t be able to do it justice.

Note: This is a re-edited, revised version of one previously released in print by another publisher. The words that could drag them both into hell. Cursed blood runs hot, and with every turn of the spiral, Walker breathes the seductive words that Joel can’t resist. Now reality is shifting, and with each new life Joel is forced to watch Walker steal away another of the blessings he’d always taken for granted. Only Walker’s worship has crossed the line, driving him to invoke ancient magic that binds them together in an inescapable downward spiral. He’s popular with the ladies, a star on the football field, and worshiped by everyone on campus. Get this and other SLPG paperback novels for $14.99 or less at 'synopsis' may belong to another edition of this title.Sirius B+ Reviews Contemporary / erotica / Fantasy / m/m romance / Recommended Reads 8 Comments He needed a man who carried the ancient blood of the cethera.

But for Michael become what mankind feared most, he needed a conduit through which to take the powerful, dangerous magic of the Dark Stream. Michael, whose naran blood was the purest in Tanyrin, was the logical choice. Determined to wrest the throne from his brother, Severyn intended nothing less than the resurrection of the ancient naragi. Tanyrin teetered on the edge of chaos.Ī loyal and devoted friend to Tanyrin's crown prince, Michael could refuse Severyn Lothlain nothing, not even when Severyn asked the unspeakable of him. Fear of the h'nara, fanned by the Church, spread tentacles everywhere. The latest of the Lothlain kings was a weakling, unable to curb the ambitions of an increasingly powerful, corrupt clergy. In ordinary times, the paths of Michael and Stefn would never have crossed. Of all the h'nara, his family alone was immune from the persecution of the powerful Church of Loth, protected by an ancient covenant. Michael Arranz was the son of a duke and one of the despised h'naran, half-bloods cursed with the blood of the nara running through their veins. He was also a sin-catcher, living proof of God's displeasure, the shame of his existence atonement for the sins of his ancestors. Stefn Eldering was the youngest son of the Earl of Shia, the last in a long, proud line of demon hunters.

For four hundred years afterwards, the land was at peace. Not until the coming of Arami Lothlain, King of Tanyrin and Blessed of Loth, did the rein of the nara come to a bloody end. The most feared among them were their naragi, sorcerers whose power was all but invincible. Human-like, but not human, the nara ruled Tanyrin for centuries.

Cethe by Becca Abbott