A Darker Trinity by Candice Gilmer

A Darker Trinity by Candice Gilmer
Publisher: Lyrical Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Fantasy
Length: Full (160 pgs)
Other: M/F, M/F/M, F/F, M/M, Ménage, Multiple Partners (but not involving main characters)
Rating: 3.5 Cherries
Review by Lilac

Passion attracts and blood binds, but hidden truths may destroy everything.

Nicole’s life is poised for change. Her co-workers throw her a going-away party that lands her in a sizzling triangle between two immortals.

Joseph and James crave Nicole, needing her to complete their mythical trinity. She is drawn into this erotic covenant where the laws of day and night, good girl and bad, are surrendered for a darker bond. The deeper she falls for the vampires, the more her fears come alive.

In this second installment of the Moonlight and Shadows series, the Templar Knights return to offer Nicole an escape from this Darker Trinity.

A Darker Trinity is fascinating read that adds a mythical and paranormal aspect to a contemporary world. In this erotic story, Nicole finds herself in a love triangle with Joseph and James, two vampires who need her to complete their mythical trinity in order to provide balance to their relationship. They lack desire of getting intimate with their partner that help them getting emotionally attached. free generic cialis Timing is important when you plan on spending a few thousand dollars for a horse and shipping fees, make sure you are buying a Foundation Quarter Horse ?these have great breeding, are smart, and often calm (your breeder will confirm this). levitra 60 mg djpaulkom.tv It affects nerves and sensations, which can stop a man tadalafil sale performing well during the time of lovemaking session. This is very effective natural herb loved this levitra 10 mg for Aphrodisiac. 3. Haunted by incidents from their pasts, Joseph and James know they need to turn Nicole, but they cannot do so with the permission of The Templars, who serve as a sort of “mythical police” as they try to prevent renegade vampires from turning mortals and control the number of unregistered mythicals. The Templars offer Nicole a way out of the arrangement and confused by her desire for the two men and afraid of what she’ll become, she struggles with what to do.

This is a fascinating story that takes a bit of a dark turn as Nicole fears what she will turn into if she gives into James and Joseph’s plan to turn her into a vampire. These characters have distinct and different personalities and I enjoyed watching them interact with one another, but even as they grow closer, they still have secrets that they keep. I became immersed in their story and this intriguing world they live in with its rules and creatures.

And while I haven’t read the first book in the Moonlight and Shadows series, I didn’t really feel lost while reading. One thing I didn’t like was the fact that the story ends with a “To Be Continued” providing the reader with no closure and leaving me very disappointed. But even though I didn’t care for the “To Be Continued,” I am eager to find out what happens next. There were also a few secondary characters that intrigued me and I would love to know more about perhaps in future books.