Review: Highly original premise gives a whole new meaning to 'me, myself, and I'
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2011
Wild, Tethered, Bound is another quick steamy Nocturne Bite from Draven and like her other stories she uses war as a catalyst to bring a mythological entity to life. This time it is the hero Nick whose experience in Afghanistan fractures him, while an encounter with a dryad just before his traumatic split, leaves him as her only hope for a future.Wild, Tethered, Bound is the third story (along withMidnight MedusaandPoisoned Kisses (Harlequin Nocturne)) that I've read by Draven and one thing that Draven does well is to take highly original premise and kick the story off with a captivating opening. I couldn't wait to find out the story behind Nick, Vic and Rick. As to the execution, with such an interesting idea I really wish that this could have been a full length book, because with setting the stage, taking a step back to explain Nick's condition and his connection to the heroine, and the finale, there wasn't much space to really build a romance between the pair only to bring them together long enough to change both of their lives. (FYI - their 'connection' brings a whole new meaning to 'me, myself and I' in a menage a quatre love scene with the heroine.)