Title: MacRieve 

REVIEW

This book is the one I longed for reading but keep procrasticating with no reason. But finally I can finish this.

So, I sneaked peek the contents long time ago (a habit I usually do before REALLY read a book). I found this book intresting. But I was seduced by another books, the new and the old, so I had to put him back to my shelve.

This book is actually enticing. You know, again Cole brings us a fresh story about another mystical/immortal creature which I—almost—have never found in another PNR books. The concept of predestined mate is still the same. But the storytelling is always so fresh and new. This is the tale of a tortured hero, and a heroine that you'll never expect. However, I had to say that I put too much hope on this book. It turns out less than I expected. I actually like the idea of a hero with bitter past and an abandoned heroine. The conflict is cliché, but can't be predicted; a man who tries to bury his dark past must accept a woman—who reminds him of his past—as his. I like it. But, it moves slowly in the beginning then ends too quickly. The problem-solving is not as I expected. I expect more heart-breaking scenes, not that there isn't any. But like I said before, everything ends too quickly. But there is another but. You have to read this one or you'll regret it. The hot, sexy interaction between MacRieve and Chloe is too good to miss!