A Very Gargoyle Christmas: A Paranormal Protector Tale EBOOK

I had read this book before, not sure when or where but it was probably sent to me by the author. I enjoyed reading it again, though I must say that this time I was far enough removed from the original series (that's plural) that I didn't immediately remember who was who. It didn't really matter. It was fun to revisit the gargoyles and their mates, and even catch up with Luce and Melody. I did get this copy from the author as an ARC. My review is voluntary.

A story that starts with a proclamation of impending death does not normally make for a Christmas tale, but somehow all of the odd elements combine to create an emotional and raucus romp featuring gargoyles, Vikings, a demon, a witch and a werewolf.

While the gargoyle titles are not over I thought it was wonderful to see how a number of families were pulled together by connected supernatural events. Also all this characters have grown on me and while their romance arc is already made I do love to see how this people have moved on after the tragedies in their life or after achieving the dreams they searched for.

Nice conclusion to the two series.

I have yet to read it sorry. But I am sure it will be great

I had read this book before, not sure when or where but it was probably sent to me by the author. I enjoyed reading it again, though I must say that this time I was far enough removed from the original series (that's plural) that I didn't immediately remember who was who. It didn't really matter. It was fun to revisit the gargoyles and their mates, and even catch up with Luce and Melody. I did get this copy from the author as an ARC. My review is voluntary.

A story that starts with a proclamation of impending death does not normally make for a Christmas tale, but somehow all of the odd elements combine to create an emotional and raucus romp featuring gargoyles, Vikings, a demon, a witch and a werewolf.

While the gargoyle titles are not over I thought it was wonderful to see how a number of families were pulled together by connected supernatural events. Also all this characters have grown on me and while their romance arc is already made I do love to see how this people have moved on after the tragedies in their life or after achieving the dreams they searched for.

Nice conclusion to the two series.

I have yet to read it sorry. But I am sure it will be great

I had read this book before, not sure when or where but it was probably sent to me by the author. I enjoyed reading it again, though I must say that this time I was far enough removed from the original series (that's plural) that I didn't immediately remember who was who. It didn't really matter. It was fun to revisit the gargoyles and their mates, and even catch up with Luce and Melody. I did get this copy from the author as an ARC. My review is voluntary.

A story that starts with a proclamation of impending death does not normally make for a Christmas tale, but somehow all of the odd elements combine to create an emotional and raucus romp featuring gargoyles, Vikings, a demon, a witch and a werewolf.

While the gargoyle titles are not over I thought it was wonderful to see how a number of families were pulled together by connected supernatural events. Also all this characters have grown on me and while their romance arc is already made I do love to see how this people have moved on after the tragedies in their life or after achieving the dreams they searched for.

Nice conclusion to the two series.

I have yet to read it sorry. But I am sure it will be great