Evan is trying to come to terms with who and what he is. After arriving at Highgate, primed to kill, Evan is left pondering many questions. He has no idea where he came from—or whether he’s a wolf or lion. All he knows is he has animal inside him and the urge to shift. Unfortunately, shifting hasn’t been an option. He just can’t manage to do it.
Until he meets Christian—a man Evan is drawn to but doesn’t understand why. Christian is his mate, and has been for a long time. Ever since Evan went missing, Christian has been searching for him, and once he’s found him, he isn’t prepared to walk away, even after learning what Evan has been doing while they’ve been apart.
With Christian’s arrival comes Evan’s epiphany—his realization that his animal will no longer be caged inside him and that he is loved beyond measure. He shifts and finds out which beast he really is. Along with new emotions and some of his memory coming back, Evan also has something else to deal with. Someone who he’d thought of as a friend, isn’t a friend at all. This person is a threat to the Highgate pack, Dillon in particular, and Evan will do anything to stop his mentor being put at risk…
Evan’s
Epiphany, Highgate Shifters series by Sydney Pressley is not a standalone and should be read in order. Ms. Pressley reveals more information
as the Evan’s inner shifter is divulged and the mate, Christian, he had no
memory of appeared at Highgate.
Christian came in
search of Evan and although Evan looked different, the love Christian felt for
him never diminished. Evan and Christian found an even ground and began to
build a new mating relationship.
Ms.
Pressley does a nice job of furthering the adventure of
the Highgate shifters, giving the reader snippets of information and building a
world of mystery and intrigue while maintaining camaraderie between the
shifters under Dillon and Sergeant.
Evan’s
Epiphany moved very quickly, as the mate pull fell upon
both Evan and Christian and an enemy is eradicated.
The series continues
to fascinate me and is one I plan to see to the end.
Book
provided by author/publisher in exchange for an honest review
Frisky but Nothing to Kinky
A three and a half handcuff
review
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