Broken Chains: A Paranormal Protector Tale (Book 1 in the Heart of Stone series) EBOOK

This book was both silly and fun. A very light romance with attraction at first sight. It was cute and a quick read. I will for sure be reading the next story in this series. Tor was adorable and it was cute watching him learn about the present day. I enjoyed this one a lot.\nSpice: 🌶️\nSteam: 🔥\nSweetness: 💗💗

While the changes in POV could be disorienting in the beginning especially, it was worth pushing through to get to the more exciting pages! I loved seeing real(istic?) history thrown in there, and it seems like the author did her research. Then again, I know nothing about history, so for all I know, it could be made up. It feels well-researched though! I feel like the shoes have left us with more of a mystery, but there's little indication that it will be solved in a later book. Will definitely keep reading to find out!

I enjoyed reading this book it was very entertaining and I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

I dont often find a good paranormal romance set in my home country Australia.. i loved every word of it and now i need the next book . Thank you for sharing this story with us.

The author had a fascinating premise for this story, of an archeologist FMC accidentally summoning a gargoyle. What made it interesting was that she wasn’t at a dig when she found him. The “archeologist summoning at an ancient temple” trope has been done, so it was fun to see a different version.\nThe FMC was very relatable, as was her family. She had her obvious flaws; procrastination and limited communication skills were the most prominent. The MMC was very insecure and brow beaten, which isn’t typical when the MMC is hot AF.\nI felt like the end of the story was a bit rushed. I wanted more time to enjoy the lead up to HEA.\n\nSpice level: 2/5 - 1 spicy scene and mentions of other liaisons\n\nTriggers: captivity, torture (briefly mentioned), mentions of disturbing occult practices

This book was both silly and fun. A very light romance with attraction at first sight. It was cute and a quick read. I will for sure be reading the next story in this series. Tor was adorable and it was cute watching him learn about the present day. I enjoyed this one a lot.\nSpice: 🌶️\nSteam: 🔥\nSweetness: 💗💗

While the changes in POV could be disorienting in the beginning especially, it was worth pushing through to get to the more exciting pages! I loved seeing real(istic?) history thrown in there, and it seems like the author did her research. Then again, I know nothing about history, so for all I know, it could be made up. It feels well-researched though! I feel like the shoes have left us with more of a mystery, but there's little indication that it will be solved in a later book. Will definitely keep reading to find out!

I enjoyed reading this book it was very entertaining and I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

I dont often find a good paranormal romance set in my home country Australia.. i loved every word of it and now i need the next book . Thank you for sharing this story with us.

The author had a fascinating premise for this story, of an archeologist FMC accidentally summoning a gargoyle. What made it interesting was that she wasn’t at a dig when she found him. The “archeologist summoning at an ancient temple” trope has been done, so it was fun to see a different version.\nThe FMC was very relatable, as was her family. She had her obvious flaws; procrastination and limited communication skills were the most prominent. The MMC was very insecure and brow beaten, which isn’t typical when the MMC is hot AF.\nI felt like the end of the story was a bit rushed. I wanted more time to enjoy the lead up to HEA.\n\nSpice level: 2/5 - 1 spicy scene and mentions of other liaisons\n\nTriggers: captivity, torture (briefly mentioned), mentions of disturbing occult practices

This book was both silly and fun. A very light romance with attraction at first sight. It was cute and a quick read. I will for sure be reading the next story in this series. Tor was adorable and it was cute watching him learn about the present day. I enjoyed this one a lot.\nSpice: 🌶️\nSteam: 🔥\nSweetness: 💗💗

While the changes in POV could be disorienting in the beginning especially, it was worth pushing through to get to the more exciting pages! I loved seeing real(istic?) history thrown in there, and it seems like the author did her research. Then again, I know nothing about history, so for all I know, it could be made up. It feels well-researched though! I feel like the shoes have left us with more of a mystery, but there's little indication that it will be solved in a later book. Will definitely keep reading to find out!

I enjoyed reading this book it was very entertaining and I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

I dont often find a good paranormal romance set in my home country Australia.. i loved every word of it and now i need the next book . Thank you for sharing this story with us.

The author had a fascinating premise for this story, of an archeologist FMC accidentally summoning a gargoyle. What made it interesting was that she wasn’t at a dig when she found him. The “archeologist summoning at an ancient temple” trope has been done, so it was fun to see a different version.\nThe FMC was very relatable, as was her family. She had her obvious flaws; procrastination and limited communication skills were the most prominent. The MMC was very insecure and brow beaten, which isn’t typical when the MMC is hot AF.\nI felt like the end of the story was a bit rushed. I wanted more time to enjoy the lead up to HEA.\n\nSpice level: 2/5 - 1 spicy scene and mentions of other liaisons\n\nTriggers: captivity, torture (briefly mentioned), mentions of disturbing occult practices