Review: Leave you wanting for more!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2013
So I was going to start this review out with saying "I'll be perfectly honest" but then I realized that I'm always honest in my reviews so I don't know why I always do that.  But once again I started this review that way.  But let's get to the review for Faelon!With the beginning of this book, I was unsure as to where it was going to lead.  You have Faelon who is a nephilim, half angel half human, and he is 3000 years old.  So it had a great paranormal twist in it that isn't in a lot of books these days.  Then you have Jax, who is a seemingly normal man who up and leaves his life because he felt a connection to a city.  (I have visited many cities in my life, but haven't felt that connection, so it must be some strong pull bringing him there.)One thing about Faelon is that he is a slave, a pleasure slave at that.  He enjoys the bondage and pain that some of his previous masters have given him.  And then you have Jax, who has shown an interest into BDSM, but is unsure if that's a lifestyle that he wants.  While both men have their own strengths, they also have their weaknesses.Faelon is afraid of his past coming back to haunt him, and Jax is afraid of things he can't explain.  But they both seem to find each other when they needed too.One thing that I did completely enjoy about this book, is even after Jax and Faelon "become intimate" Jax doesn't just jump into the BDSM.  He starts out slowly, which is great because I was actually worried that AJ was going to have Jax go from a beginner to a pro in a matter of pages.  That shows the life likeness that they thought to put into the story.I did also like Jax's reaction to Faelon's being a nephilim; that was also very lifelike.  The way that they were able to write about Faelon being shy, even though he has been a pleasure slave in his past, shows his innocence.With the way the book ended, I do have to say that I can't wait to find out what happens next.  AJ was able to keep you in the story and wondering what is going to happen in the future.  There are so many unanswered questions at the end; you can't help but to wonder.There were spots in this book where AJ seemed to repeat themselves, but I don't think that it took too much away from the story.  That is something that they will be able to improve upon in their future writings.All in all I am glad that I read this book, and I can't wait to read more from them in the future.