Review: Hiding in plain sight
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2014
Raymond's story. I've been looking forward to it. He seemed intriguing and odd. Lonely computer geek. His only relationship resource is his computer where he finds online or cyberspace "dates" to the point he's gotten in trouble with his clutch enforcer for dereliction of duty. He'd been so busy online with his cyber friend he missed a security camera being demolished. What happens when he meets his mate? How can he meet his mate if he spends all his time in his computer sanctuary? Is his mate the "man" of his dreams? How does he get to know his mate if he can't spend any time with him?What do you do when you're attracted to a super elusive man? How do you get pass his disguise? How do you get him to notice you? What do you do when you've seen something that makes you doubt your sanity? How do you get to the bottom of something when you don't even know where to start?You'll like this story if you enjoy bedside vigils, nosey friends, having people you didn't even realize do the unexpected for you, stalkers, learning gargoyle lore, have experienced a brother's love and a good friend's concern, and knowing the outside of a person is not reflective of his inner self. The real monsters can have charming ways and a handsome countenance while the diamond in the rough is worth all the time and effort to crack/pierce his tough exterior. This story also introduced more possible human mates.I'm really having fun reading this series. I can't believe my next one will be number six.