Daybreak for a Stolen Child (Gay Paranormal Romance) (Stolen Child Series, Book Four)

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I can't for the life of me remember it's name, what the characters were called or even the plot. Knowing me I probably dreamt the part I can remember and it's not even a book.

Gay Paranormal Romance with Sex in Shifted Form

Anyway, I thought asking was worth a shot. The only thing I can remember from this book - that I might or might not have dreamt up - is that one of the main characters was kept in the other main characters garage or shed or something. Then he lost control of his wolf and 'raped' the other man, who was his mate I think, although later in the book if it actually is a book he says he wasn't raped because he allowed the other man to do it, that he's stronger and could have stopped him if he'd wanted to.

Any help would be much appreciated, even if it's just to tell me this isn't really a book and I'm losing my marbles.

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Cooper Goodreads Author 3. I was disappointed there was a such a return to I feel like Mayle could have somehow implied a sort of HFN type thing and worked in the Fae nature she established more and better. But I'm more Daniel. But with certain human influences. Instead, it felt like the other way around - Daniel, but with certain Veska influences. The ones where the Fae are more like the Greek gods were -- human-ish, but with extra, and with 'sup powers. Anyways, I was disappointed because I was actually pretty fascinated with the Fae that Mayle had created.

And then disappointed when it seemed subsequently subverted. I loved the visceral, creepy, complex, idk if I should be creeped out, admiring, impressed, or scared out of my mind stuff pretend all that's hyphenated. I'll stick with 5 stars for the amazing characterization of Fae nature, but overall it's probably closer to a 4. There is some more depth of meaning to it that, while it bothers me because it seems almost like a denial of self from Veska, still captures an essence that Mayle had conjured. Actually, after further consideration, that seems like the most even of power exchanges possible because there is some measure of sacrifice or something on both sides.

I think what I had initially assumed was the "call me Daniel" thing was an acquiescence, a return to his original somewhat subservient state, which bothered me after his awakening. It's more than that, though. It's more a conscious concession than a forced return. It's interesting and bears more consideration. Oct 10, Juxian rated it liked it Shelves: Okay, I've read them out of order skipped 2 and 3.

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Puts it through a shredder. And then burns it to ashes. But I think here a happy ending for me would have been if everyone had died. I think I would've be less upset then Feb 24, Lia Black rated it really liked it. Book 4 loops back around to the first book in this series: Of the other stories, this one had something that the others seemed to be missing—a feeling of actual, although unhealthy, love between the characters. The other stories were good, but they were missing that basic element of being able to connect with the characters on an emotional level.

Perhaps because we become so intimately aware of Daniel and Leinad, that there is so much more concern for them. These stories are not light fluffy stories of the Fae. There is rape and violence and a feeling of hopelessness among some of the participants.

They are dark, but beautifully written, and worth it if you follow it through. Do I still have questions? Did I still want to feel more from the characters? Absolutely; but these are still very creative and interesting stories, and I encourage anyone who is open to reading something slightly off the beaten path to follow these through to the end.

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Apr 23, Kay Berrisford rated it it was amazing. View all 3 comments. Jul 22, Nicole rated it it was amazing Shelves: Maybe not quite as good as the others, but it definitely still left an impression on me.

I'd like to sit down one day and read all four of them together. Micha rated it liked it Feb 02, Cassandra rated it really liked it Apr 24, Vasean rated it it was amazing May 25, Phil Ansell rated it really liked it Nov 29, Garvan rated it liked it Mar 12, Moniqee rated it really liked it Apr 05, Melissa Brite rated it it was ok Jul 20, Marina rated it it was amazing Feb 25, Anna rated it really liked it Jun 22, Enigma Monkey rated it really liked it Aug 13, Peggy rated it liked it Jul 30, Saskie- rated it really liked it Feb 23, Biljana rated it liked it Oct 03, Maike rated it really liked it Aug 06, Marie rated it really liked it May 13, Alexandria rated it liked it Oct 12, Jocasta rated it really liked it Jun 02, Annaliesa rated it it was amazing Nov 24, Fiona Goodman rated it really liked it Mar 26,

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