Paul is a phoenix shifter who has worked as a detective for Crystal for many years, but he is not used to working with others besides his long-time friend Angelo. So when his Captain informs him that the prosecuting attorney will be joining him to uncover more evidence in both Avery and Jinx’s cases, Pauly is not too thrilled.
While taking a flight in his phoenix form to let his beast out, Pauly watches in horror as a truck tries to force a small car off the road and over a cliff. Pauly dives down to see what he can do to help, where he witnesses the driver shift into an owl. Pauly quickly jumps in to rescue the shifter and is not only shocked, but happy to find that the man is his mate. But someone is out to kill Ryder.
The two must work together to save Ryder, and find the evidence needed to put Avery and Jinx away for a long time. But what they don’t know is the true depth of the evil that surrounds them and to what length that force will go to stop Ryder and Pauly from finding the truth.
Ryder and Paul are fated
mates in Courting the Phoenix written
by the team of Cree Storm and Maggie
Walsh. The Eternal Flame series
continued in Crystal City with the clutch and phoenix still trying to solve the
murder mystery from the previous books and keep everyone safe.
Ryder and Paul were
likeable characters and fiercely protective of each other. The owl and dragon
shifter worked together to free one young man, while searching for evidence to
put two others away.
Storm and Walsh further developed the
story of Jett and Zev, yet we still don't know why Zev renounced they are
mates.
The series is worth
the read. The men are likeable and the storyline is good. Courting the Phoenix delivered an HEA for Ryder and a Paul but left
us hanging on other fronts.
Book provided in exchange for an honest review
Sexy and Sizzling
A four handcuff review
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2016 ©Evelise Archer All rights reserved. This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, locations, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination, or have been used fictionally. Any resemblance to actual persons living or dead, locales, or events is entirely coincidental. No portion of this work may be transmitted or reproduced in any form, or by any means, without permission in writing from the author.
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