Saturday, September 14, 2019

S.E.X. Review~ Fated Hearts by Garrett Leigh



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Length: 60,000 words approx.

Cover Design: Black Jazz Design

Blurb

"He's not a wolf."

Devastated by the death of his best friend, Zio is a soldier with one thing on his mind: revenge. Consumed by a conflict that's raged as long as he's been alive, he's had little time or inclination to learn the legends of the shifter world he was raised in. And he certainly doesn't have time to deal with a shifter of a different kind, even if it's for the good of the war effort. For the good of his pack. The fact that he's already crossed paths with the new face in his unit is almost irrelevant.

Almost.

Do no harm. Give life not death: it's the oath Devan was reborn to live by, so when he's sent abroad to embed with a wolf pack as their resident healer, he doesn't hesitate. In the supernatural world, some bonds are instant--soldiers become brothers, pack become family. But others run deeper and before long, Devan's at the mercy of instincts he can't control. Zio's inner wolf is desperate to be with Devan, while Devan struggles to keep the pack safe. But as the war escalates, and new love is tainted by anguish and pain, the battles within might prove the toughest of them all.

"I won't let him die."




Garrett Leigh is an award-winning British writer and book designer, currently working for Dreamspinner Press, Loose Id, Riptide Publishing, and Fox Love Press.

Garrett's debut novel, Slide, won Best Bisexual Debut at the 2014 Rainbow Book Awards, and her polyamorous novel, Misfits was a finalist in the 2016 LAMBDA awards.

When not writing, Garrett can generally be found procrastinating on Twitter, cooking up a storm, or sitting on her behind doing as little as possible, all the while shouting at her menagerie of children and animals and attempting to tame her unruly and wonderful FOX.

Garrett is also an award winning cover artist, taking the silver medal at the Benjamin Franklin Book Awards in 2016. She designs for various publishing houses and independent authors at blackjazzdesign.com, and co-owns the specialist stock site moonstockphotography.com with renowned LGBTQA+ photographer Dan Burgess.

Website: http://www.garrettleigh.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/garrettleighauthor/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Garrett_Leigh


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Garrett Leigh wowed us again with the start of her new Shadow Bound series, Fated Hearts. Set in the world of paranormal and humans, warring factions, and a group of elusive shifters who attempted to keep balance and order, this book hit all the right notes.

Politics, war, death, destruction, but above all love of family, Fated Hearts introduced Devan and Zio, opposites in nature but fated to be together. I enjoyed the camaraderie of the close-knit wolf clans and the love exuded throughout for their brothers and sisters.

Devan, a member of shadow clan and a healer sought to make life easier by diminishing the physical and emotional pain of the pack he was sent to help. Zio was hot headed, young, and always quick to anger, but the healer in Devan called to him until resistance was futile and the war brought their relationship to the forefront.

The secondary characters added much depth and the world building left this reader wanting for more. I needed to sink my teeth-no pun intended- into the book, as when I reached the end a loud sigh erupted from me in earnest need of more.

Ms. Leigh has an uncanny knack of sucking us in to her world of shifters and paranormals, as her imagination knows no bounds. A must read!

Definite S.E.X.
A five handcuff review

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2019 ©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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