Blurb:
Nate Finley finds solace
working with his hands. Fixing objects helps when he can't fix his family.
Sitting and watching them as they torture themselves each day and still push
forward to help and rescue others. Nate finds himself drawn to one member of his
new family more than the others, but he's never been with a man before.
Thanatos knows Nate is his mate, but Nate is innocent. Thanatos won't push him away as his brothers did to their mates, but he won't push him for more than Nate is ready for. When push comes to shove, Thanatos worries the family's need for revenge will push away their budding relationship.
What happens when Asylum is found in the arms of a loved one, and the love of family?
Thanatos knows Nate is his mate, but Nate is innocent. Thanatos won't push him away as his brothers did to their mates, but he won't push him for more than Nate is ready for. When push comes to shove, Thanatos worries the family's need for revenge will push away their budding relationship.
What happens when Asylum is found in the arms of a loved one, and the love of family?
My review:
Ayslum is a wonderful addition to the Safe Haven series. The
author takes us on an emotional rollercoaster ride and leaves us breathless.
This story takes us through the spectrum from agony to ecstasy with stops along
the way. I think this may be the best in the series to date and I look forward
to see where the author takes us next.
Fantastic! Though this can be read standalone I think you would enjoy
this more if you've read the earlier books.
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