Not to fear though, Zander is on the case! If you like stories that unabashedly mix paranormal elements with science fiction, if you enjoy reading about alien cultures, trying to figure out how they work as you follow the main characters in their adventures, and if you're looking for a read that is hot, intensely suspenseful, and full of new discoveries, then you will probably like this novella. Luckily, the old, mysterious, and very powerful Thresl named Saint is there to hand out some wisdom which will help Leo.īoth men go through hell when they get separated and Leo ends up kidnapped and sold for the second time in his life. Only when he understands how much he is hurting Zander, both mentally and physically, by refusing to shift does he change his mind. Yes, he wants to experience his mate in human form, but since they are already bonded, in his mind, he doesn’t see what the rush is. Leo is an unusual Thresl in that he loves his cat form more than other Thresls we've gotten to know. The events that follow when he and Leo are sent on a mission to discover who runs the Thresl slave ring King Vohne has discovered only serve to deepen Zander's resolve.

It is this threat that makes Zander realize maybe it's time to stand up to his father and become his own man.

Zander loves the catlike being though, human shape or not, and they already share a mental bond, so that is out of the question. Well, not until his father started to threaten that his Thresl might need to move on since they still have not bonded after two years. He comes from a rich family with high expectations for him to do well, and has never even thought about rebelling. Zander is a diplomat through and through. Usually, the Thresl assumes human form fairly quickly after they meet their mate, so this was a nice variation and offered some additional understanding of the Thresl psyche. The central relationship between Zander and Leo is different than the previous ones, since Leo refuses to shift for the longest time. In this third book, my understanding of their abilities and needs deepened, and a very dark plot, hinted at in earlier books, is finally exposed. The culture and abilities of the Thresl continue to fascinate me.

Politician Won by Amber Kell