The Angelini - Mystic's Run
By Jory Strong
Ellora's Cave Publishing
ISBN: 9781419912283
Werewolf/ Vampire/ Ménage a trios or More
219 Pages
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Mystic Renaldi is one of the Angelini, those born to guard between the human and supernatural world but she does not bear the gifts of the other members of her family. She is not a hunter, has no wolf inside her. At least not one that she can find and call forward. When she is sent by her grandmother to a howl in the hopes that she will find acceptable wolf mates, Mystic rebels at the idea. Then with the help of friends runs when one wolf makes known his intention to claim her.
Hawk wants her from the moment he sees her. Though she runs from him he can feel the bond and knows that he is destined to be one of her mates. She is his key to a pack of his own. But so much more than that as well.
Christian is a lone wolf who never had a pack to call his own. He has taken a human job as a detective and rides the line between human and supernatural often. One glimpse of Mystic and he knows that she is his. His wolf howls with the need to mate and claim her.
Roman has searched for centuries for the woman that will be his mate. He’s more than a vampire, more than a shape shifter. His search leads him to Mystic and unknown to him, the life of an Angelini mate.
What happens when three alphas are forced to share the woman they need? And what happens when a woman on the run from what she doesn't know finds herself claimed by three?
Mystic's Run is a gripping story that compels you to keep reading, glued to every page as the magical story unfolds. No one does it so well as Jory Strong. Wolves and vampires and a race of those in between that seek justice and serve retribution. The Angelini is one series that you won't regret reading. Ms. Strong takes an often overdone genre and breathes new life into it. There is a sensuality that comes through with every word you read and the suspense and intrigue keep you wondering where she is going. I hope that this series never ends.
5 out of 5 Quills
(c) Reviewed by Debbie H.
September 9, 2007