Title: Therian Prisoner
Author: Cyndi Friberg
Rating: Five Siren Stones
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Keywords: Shape-Shifters
Length: Novel
ISBN
E-Book: 978-1419941917
Price: $5.95
Publisher: Ellora’s Cave
Reviewer: Stacey Krug
Blurb/Summary:
Therian
Heat, Book Three
Though
Devon comes from a line of cougar-shifters, her own animal nature has not yet
been defined. The mysterious “backers” have captured her, intent on using her
untapped Therian abilities for unknown ends. She escapes from their prison, but
not from the emotional scars left by their abuse.
Ian, an
ancient Therian raptor, offers protection and encouragement. Devon has always
wanted Ian, always felt a connection deeper than friendship. But Ian insists
he’s too old and jaded to make Devon an honorable mate. If she hopes to feel
whole again, she must regain control over her emotions and desires. And she desires Ian.
Review:
Therian
Prisoner is part of a series by Cyndi Friberg.
I had previously read Therian Prey so I already had a sense of the world
and some of the characters. I did not
get a chance to read the second book in the series, but it makes no difference
to the flow of this story. The author
does a nice job filling you in with background history as Therian Prisoner
progresses and just builds up curiosity of the past. Even though this is part of a series, it
stands alone quite well.
Cyndi
Friberg packed Therian Prisoner full of non-stop action that pulls you in from
page one and keeps you enthralled. The
story is filled with twists and turns in the plot that will keep you on the
edge of your seat.
Ian
and Devon have a wonderful chemistry together as well as some history. Even though these characters have been in the
previous books of the series, the author ‘introduces’ us to them while letting
us know that Ian and Devon have know each other for a very long time.
Ian
rescues Devon unexpectedly from the evil backers that have been experimenting
on her. From there everything takes off
for the two of them. Ian helps her
overcome some of the horrors that she experienced while in captivity. Ian has lived a very long time and his
experience and background help to make Devon more comfortable and able to
trust.
There
developing romance does not disappoint.
I look forward to seeing what will become of Ian and Devon in the future
for while this story comes to an end the complete story has not been told.
During
Therian Prisoner the main characters, Ian and Devon, shine, but there are a lot
of other story lines that run through their tale. It makes for a very interesting story. There are several secondary characters that
sparked my interest in Therian Prisoner.
Hopefully they will get their own romance later.
This
is one of those series that will need to be followed. The story lines, unanswered questions, and
cliff hangers will have me coming back for more.
1 comment:
Stacey, thanks so much for reviewing Therian Prisoner. I'm glad you enjoyed the story and appreciate your comments. The next book in line is Therian Prize, featuring Jake and Heather.
Take care.
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