Review: Sexy OCD Control Freak Man...what a combo!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
Do you enjoy a methodical man?  Do you enjoy watching a methodical man’s plans come crumbling down?  If you do, then you will fall for an angel-man named Dorn.  This is the second book in the series of 12 where archangels are on a mission to thwart the plans of the devil and his evil followers.I found the story of Dorn to be even more captivating that the first book, Summon Kassern.  I found empathy for the Dorn as his OCD tendencies didn’t always work for him.  His naivety of humanity and love made me want to hug him and stroke his cheek to sooth his bewilderment of why his plans didn’t always work out.Dorn brings together two tormented souls who are infallibly perfect in their imperfect ways of being.  Jessie is balance of clumsy softness and intelligence and strength she doesn’t know she even has.  Jessie lets others take preference, but doesn’t allow herself to be walked over unless you have led her heart astray or are her sister.  Lucian is a tormented soul bearing the burden of being fed stories of a loving father which is shattered by reality when he looked for the truth.  He trusted blindly and had suffered the consequences silently through self torture.Both Jessie and Lucian are perfect for each other as they form the lacking parts of one another to be a perfect hole.Jessie carries with her a sister that blames everyone else for her situation because she doesn’t want to acknowledge it.  For Sally it’s easier to lash out the mask the torture of her younger years than the accept what she could not control.  Sally is a hard girl and selfish at times, to the point I wanted to double punch her in the throat.She teaches Dorn the realities of being human, feeling human, wanting more and never having enough.While I don’t want to play favourites, I have to say at this point Dorn is the best for me.As with the first book, I was so surprised the level of enjoyment I had given that the subject matter isn’t exactly what I usually read.  I can’t wait to read all 12 books.The series isn’t repetitive have character types, how they act and thing, or how they enact some seriously heated sex scenes.  What was good for Kassern isn’t good for Dorn...he has his own way and it’s different.For those who can empathise with people with OCD you’ll be drawn to Dorn...for those who love to laugh or find humour in the reactions to plans that don’t work for people with OCD or control tendencies...you will love Dorn.