The world building continues to be immersive and well done, as with the previous books in the series. It is set in Prohibition Era New York City, Boston, at sea, and in London and Paris. Review: This volume in the series moves along at a medium pace. Grammar/Editing: My ARC had some typos, missing words, etc. Triggers: PTSD (war) parental estrangementĪcceptance Rating Explanation: Historical societal homophobia and constraints and fear of being “found out” are mentioned throughout. Sexual Identity: Bisexual (H1) / Gay (H2) Relationship dynamics: The Paranormal Orphan (H1) / The Politician’s Son (H2) Love story speed: Relationship in progress from previous book in series Number of titles I have read by this author: 3 I will try never to reveal major plot points, but to review any book, you must reveal some parts of the story. Library recommendation: Recommended for public library Romance, Fantasy/Paranormal Romance, and/or LGBTQIA collections. Genre: Paranormal MM Romance Urban Fantasy MM Romance Historical MM Romance – 1920s Īvailability: Available from major book retailers. Guessing wrong could spell destruction for their bond-and for the world as they know it.” An auction at the Paris world’s fair offers the perfect opportunity to destroy the relic, if a group of power-hungry supernaturals don’t destroy Rory and Arthur first.Īs the magical world converges on Paris, Arthur and Rory have to decide who they can trust. He can take care of himself-and maybe even Arthur, too, if Arthur will let him. Psychometric Rory Brodigan knows his uncontrolled magic is a liability, but he’s determined to gain power over it. But he’ll do anything to keep Rory safe and free, even if that means leaving him behind. All it has done is keep him from the man he loves. Arthur Kenzie is on a mission: to destroy the powerful supernatural relic that threatens Manhattan-and all the nonmagical minds in the world.

The Christmas Chevalier by Meg Mardell