Prior to escaping The Order’s control, MacRieve was singled out by a sadistic female “doctor” who got off on things like vivisecting him while he was awake and aware.

Except that lately he hasn’t had sex with anyone since his brutal capture and imprisonment by The Order, a group of humans bent on wiping all supernatural beings from existence. Now, centuries later, MacRieve has come to be known as “bucket list” by the nymphs who will have sex with just about anyone in The Lore, because his introduction to sex at such a vulnerable age left him twisted. When MacRieve’s mother found out she was understandably outraged, and her confrontation with the succubus caused the destruction of MacRieve’s family. From age nine to age thirteen he was preyed upon by a succubus who used him for sexual sustenance, after convincing him she was his one true mate.

The Lykae Uilleam MacRieve has a lot of baggage. But, while we still wait anxiously for those other books, this one did not completely disappoint, even if it is one of the weaker books in the series. There are other characters for whom we’ve been waiting a long time and we were not interested in being introduced to more. While I know that an author’s muse can’t always take their story where the readers would prefer to go, I have to admit that I was firmly in the camp with Kresley Cole fans who were predisposed to, if not dislike, at least like Macrieve less than the previous books in the Immortals After Dark series.

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