Review: Horn Gate
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 29, 2013
Isaac is a below average looking guy trying to justify his pilfered present to himself for his birthday. He’s not too happy that his coworkers forgot about him. His self-esteem is low. He’s just existing. He needs to fun that is sure to be had at this invite only sex lounge. One drink and some random wanderings later Isaac finds himself in front of what can only be a fallen angel, Scratch not an angel.This all seems so interesting until the story gets moving. Most of this tale revolves around Isaac and his job. The current project coincides with Scratch. I felt like to draw some mystery I was kept in the dark on much of what was going on with Scratch. The being kept in the dark feeling never went away. I felt like I should have known more about what was going on outside of the texts that Isaac was researching.After noticing that Horn Gate is the first book in a series I’m almost okay with the ending. I wouldn’t call the ending a cliffhanger. This book ends with things wrapped up just fine but still leaves readers wanting more. As for the wanting more… There was plenty I wanted more of.I would have loved some more romance. I am a smut junkie. I love my smutty good reads. Isaac and Scratch have the possibilities for there to be some romance, but the pages of this paranormal read were missing all the sexy action.