T-FLAC Edge Trilogy - Cherry Adair
Sept 21, 2018 9:13:12 GMT -7
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Post by secretromancejunkie on Sept 21, 2018 9:13:12 GMT -7
T-Flac Edge Trilogy – Cherry Adair
Rating 4.0 / 5.0
Heat 7 / 10
Genre PNR romsusp
These three books need to be read as a set, in order. Although each book completes the story for one couple, the underlying story is spread over the three books. It includes some events that take place in multiple books from different perspectives.
The underlying premise is that 500 years ago, a man jilted the woman he loved, in favor of his laird’s daughter (duty over love). The jilted woman happened to be a witch and she cursed him and all his progeny. She turned him into a wizard, and she guaranteed that none of his progeny would live happily with their lifemates.
Now down to the last three surviving members of the family (a mathematical impossibility because of the way the author worded the curse, but I’ve already ranted on that elsewhere) these three brothers have sworn never to fall in love and never to have children, thus ending the curse. They all work for a private counter-terrorist organization called T-FLAC, in the psi division and they are all powerful wizards. Only other wizards know that magic exists.
Edge of Danger – Gabriel must protect Dr. Eden Cahill. She has produced a dangerous AI robot and now it’s in the hands of terrorists. A wizard has gone rogue and is absorbing/gaining powers by killing other wizards.
Edge of Fear – Caleb needs to get information from Heather Shaw. Her father is a banker for the worst terrorists in the world and it appears he has stolen all their money. She’s managed to hide for a year, but now Caleb exposes her.
Edge of Darkness – Duncan has always wanted fellow wizard Serena Brightman, and always known he can’t have her. Now it seems she needs his protection from some unknown threat. At the same time, he is competing against her to become to Master Wizard.
I enjoyed these stories. The author writes a well-balanced combination of suspense and romance. The intimacy is steamy but well placed and does not overwhelm the story. In some places the stories were predictable. The convergence at the end was a surprise. The epilogue was a complete surprise.
Rating 4.0 / 5.0
Heat 7 / 10
Genre PNR romsusp
These three books need to be read as a set, in order. Although each book completes the story for one couple, the underlying story is spread over the three books. It includes some events that take place in multiple books from different perspectives.
The underlying premise is that 500 years ago, a man jilted the woman he loved, in favor of his laird’s daughter (duty over love). The jilted woman happened to be a witch and she cursed him and all his progeny. She turned him into a wizard, and she guaranteed that none of his progeny would live happily with their lifemates.
Now down to the last three surviving members of the family (a mathematical impossibility because of the way the author worded the curse, but I’ve already ranted on that elsewhere) these three brothers have sworn never to fall in love and never to have children, thus ending the curse. They all work for a private counter-terrorist organization called T-FLAC, in the psi division and they are all powerful wizards. Only other wizards know that magic exists.
Edge of Danger – Gabriel must protect Dr. Eden Cahill. She has produced a dangerous AI robot and now it’s in the hands of terrorists. A wizard has gone rogue and is absorbing/gaining powers by killing other wizards.
Edge of Fear – Caleb needs to get information from Heather Shaw. Her father is a banker for the worst terrorists in the world and it appears he has stolen all their money. She’s managed to hide for a year, but now Caleb exposes her.
Edge of Darkness – Duncan has always wanted fellow wizard Serena Brightman, and always known he can’t have her. Now it seems she needs his protection from some unknown threat. At the same time, he is competing against her to become to Master Wizard.
I enjoyed these stories. The author writes a well-balanced combination of suspense and romance. The intimacy is steamy but well placed and does not overwhelm the story. In some places the stories were predictable. The convergence at the end was a surprise. The epilogue was a complete surprise.
