The gods are beautiful, hulking intelligent men who each seem to have a weakness for a human female. Foggy golden eyes locked with hers and held on like there was an unbreakable lifeline stretched between them.' Reaching out again, she went to brush away another drop of blood when his hand caught her wrist in a crushing grip. Very gently, Lilly wiped the corner of her scarf across the cut, catching a small rivulet of blood. Blonde, with a too-handsome face and the kind of cheekbones seen on billboards and fashion ads. This volume expands the tale, yet focuses more on Freyr, as described by Lilly: If you like my reviews I hope you will follow my blog. I received an ARC copy and am voluntarily leaving a review. The romance between Freyr and Lilly was nice but I enjoyed their characters more than their romance itself. While I like these characters and the action, this book seemed to just tread water. The story cuts off abruptly, not giving a reader a feeling of closure for this segment of the storyline making it feel unfinished or missing pages. There's battles, kidnappings and additional information revealed about the stones, Hel and Odin but they are all teasers, not giving any true solutions to ending the threat once and for all.

There's a lot of fast paced action, but very little resolution on the overall story arc, with Orobus. While the whole gang works to prepare for the upcoming battles with Hel, Orobus and her brother's forces, Lily proves valuable to the team with her keen insight and ability to piece information together. Lilly isn't anything he expected but even after her betrayal he feels connected to her.

When her brother forces her to plant a bug and gather intel on the guys in the Tower, she knows it's wrong, but does it anyways.įreyr is lonely, even more so after watching his brothers fall in love.

Lilly Domenic has been running cons since she was a kid.

The Lovers by L.A. McGinnis