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Book Info
Released: Dec. 8 2014
Series: L'Ange #2
Published by Dreamspinner Press
Pages: 224
Format: eARC
“Despite how messy the romance starts off as, Calmes infuses the book with her signature charm. ” ~ Under the Covers
Book two in the L’Ange series by Mary Calmes has a bit of a surprise for readers. She mixes things up a little when she pairs Arman de Soto with Linus Hobbes. At first, I wondered what she was thinking going against everything she had built in the first book. However, after the explanation and seeing Arman and Linus together, it makes sense.
Arman is a bit of a jerk hero. Well, as much as Calmes can write a jerk hero. There’s something intrinsically charming about all her heroes. But Arman isn’t afraid to toy with Linus, making him jealous, making him want him more. So in a way, it’s a little sweet, constrasting nicely with his romantic hero image he has going on. Arman is a little bit of both: a villion and a hero.
Despite how messy the romance starts off as, Calmes infuses the book with her signature charm. A bit of warmth and teasing always makes each book so wonderfully addictive. Paired with the paranormal mystery and Calmes has a delightful read. I’m just hoping that Tucker gets his book next!
*ARC provided by publisher

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Thanks for the review Annie
thanks for the author intro
Thanks for the review, I’m planning on reading this series now.