Evalle and Storm: Belador book 11

Dianna Love's stories always leave me speechless. I feel like this one had an even more profound impact because it has been a long time coming. Storm and Evalle have always been special. To see them get this story, and to have it done so well, gives me the warm, fuzzy feelings you get when you see people you love happy. I've been rooting for them since the beginning of the series, and when I looked back to see when that was, I realized I've known them longer than some of my close friends in "real" life. This novella packed the punch of a novel. Taking Evalle and Storm out of Atlanta for this book was a great decision. I liked seeing the different culture and more of Storm's heritage and family. The way Love brought Evalle into the story was genius. I was wondering how things were going to play out, because she was in quite the pickle, and I didn't think it was a good time for a vacay, but of course, Dianna made it work. I've probably said it before, but I'll say it again. You can't go wrong with a Dianna Love book, especially the Belador Series. The stories are strong, the characters are captivating, and it's easy to become enamored with them. Now is a great time to jump into the Belador world. Each book can stand on it's own, but they are all so magnificent, do yourself a favor and binge this series. As a side note, I also listened to the audiobook of this story. It was wonderful! The narration was perfect. I love when a narrator comes through crystal clear, and adds in a little extra allure to a good story. I don't think any performance could have been better than the one Stephen Thorne did. So don't be afraid to check out the audiobook as well.

Dianna Love has written this lovely series and continues to do it. I love Evalle and the way she’s been written and how her story continues to be amazing. The story has a good flow to it and leaves you desiring more of the story till you finish it. She doesn’t leave you disappointed while reading the book. There is plenty of action and romance in this book. It keeps you on the edge of your seat as your getting further into the story. Evalle has just come back to life and trying to figure out what her life is now. It’s difficult with her gryphon not coming when she wanted to call on it. It’s driving her nuts how everyone is treating her as if she’s fragile. She wants to go home and wants to be with her mate. Yet, she hasn’t told Storm that she’s struggling with her powers. Things in Atlanta are heating up when they get home and Storm wants to keep her safe without suffocating her. Taking her to Arizona he tries to keep Evalle safe while helping his uncle. It shows Evalle’s struggles with being suffocated and Storm’s wanting to protect what he had almost loss. Evalle can’t imagine sacrificing Storm’s life to help her own by mating with him if it was even possible. So a chance to get her powers back she jumps at it without thinking about it. The murders Storm’s is trying to figure out leads him to realize that he may have brought his mate into more danger than what she was back in Atlanta. I love Evalle, and her journey with Storm was worrisome and yet it was exciting. I worried about Evalle with the condition she was but everyone has to over come their demons. Dianna writes it in such a way that you feel for Storm and you feel for Evalle. I definitely would recommend this book to my friends. It’s fun and exciting.

When Storm's uncle summons him to help with a tribal matter, he and Evelle travel to his ancestral lands. In the process of solving the murders that have been happening, they learn a great deal about Storms past and about each other. I've always loved Storm's character; his fierce love of Evelle, the insecurities brought about by his mixed heritage and his mother's legacy. He is, in so many ways, fundamentally broken, and ye he is one of the strongest characters in the series and the perfect compliment to Evelle. This story provides plenty a little mystery a little action, a little sex and a whole new look at both characters. I loved reading this one.