Review: Very enjoyable.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2012
This book was my introduction to this author and this series.  And what an introduction it was.  I knew what the genre was, that was clearly labeled, so no surprises there.  For me the greatest part was the love story.  These two young men beginning a relationship and that always involves give and sacrifice for any couple.  But as Simon comes to understand the love that Leith has for him and how his for Leith is growing and the willingness to move out of the normal comfort zones and move into areas that will make this a strong and lasting one is touching.The fact that he does this while in a dimension of hell, Leith has been transformed into a barbarian, who knows that Simon is his heart, and the gorgeous kyrie Raeph has to give him directions on how to get out of hell and save his friends made for an entertaining and interesting read.  Enjoy it so much I bought the rest of the series.Of the six books in the series, this is one of only two that are told from the hearth's point of view.  Leith is one of the characters that you don't learn as much about in the other books in the series, so it was a nice intro to him.