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[Siren Classic ManLove Erotic Alternative Paranormal Romance, M/M, vampires, consensual BDSM, HEA] Rio Mircea feels like he has done nothing but search for missing people. While searching for his brother Carmen, a see-through blue man named Castillo delivers a clue to his location along with the bombshell that they are mates before disappearing. Through stolen moments with Castillo, Rio learns his mate is a dream walker stuck in soul form after his body was moved. While following up on a lead, Rio finds his mate's missing body. Now he prays the blue man will appear again so they can begin their life together. Castillo Innje is a dream walker cursed to have two mates. He must choose wisely because one will be pure of heart and one will not. Unfortunately, so blinded by finding one of his mates, he puts his trust in the wrong hands. Now he prays his other mate, Rio, will save him before he is stuck this way for eternity. ** A Siren Erotic Romance

Trusting Rio [Mircea Clan 2] Siren Publishing Classic ManLove edition by Rennie Leigh Literature Fiction eBooks

I enjoyed the first book in this series, Asher's Mates. A Fey (Kat) is imprisoned and is rescued by his mate Asher, a blind wolf shifter. Fleeing and seeking sanctuary they head to a coven led by an ancient vampire, Ian. The three are mates and they uncover a conspiracy in the paranormal world and Cameron, someone close to them, is taken.

So this story, Trusting Rio, is a continuation of the characters in the first story. Cameron, a jaguar shifter, is still missing. Rio (Vampire) is doing everything he can to find him and in the midst of searching, a dream walker, Rio's mate Cass, appears. He helps with the search but he has his own limitations.

There's a larger cast of characters in this book and it took me awhile to reacquaint myself. Along with the background came a few misplaced words, two that I caught. Once Ian and Cass start interacting in person the story picked up.

Who knows how long Cass was imprisoned, seeking relief by escaping in astral form. His past is one where he's been taken advantage of and his trust and powers were abused. In short, his outlook on life is tainted, his family gone, and he only has himself to rely on. He wakes up from his rescue scared, distrustful, and can't think why mating will make his life any different. For such a powerful magic user, Cass is insecure. He withheld his concerns and needs from Rio and hides his true nature of being a submissive. Cass wasn't quite a wimpy clingy whiner but it was close at times.

Rio is a five hundred year old vampire, Ian's son. Of course he is an alpha in every sense of the word. He wants control in the bedroom and he loves to explore bondage games with his mate. Thankfully his alpha tendencies are balanced by his caring. The title Trusting Rio is just that - Giving heart, body, and soul into a mate's care and that is done thru trust and love.

SPOILER - Don't read unless you read the book -

The ending: So a soul is bound and it didn't die when the body does. The soul is connected to Rio and he grounds it within himself with his own soul. Okay. So when the mystical magical connect happens somehow Cass is able to astral project a physical body to where he can talk and physically interact with Rio and anyone else. Yet he died and his soul is housed with his magic in Rio. That is what I got out of it, who knows if my imagination led me in the right direction. It still doesn't make sense. I'd expect a ghost type being.

SPOILER OVER

I'll give this 3.5 stars because of some minor editing, choppy in the beginning with background information pouring out and disrupting the flow, and that ending that didn't sit right. And the odd thing is, throughout the story those around Rio are distrustful of Cass. They never opened up completely and accepted him. They were always a bit suspicious. So the ending should have had some acceptance of having Cass in their lives. It needed to happen, the clan and forming pack needed closure to Rio's suffering and a step towards healing. - Dan's Wife

Product details File Size 576 KB Print Length 124 pages Publisher Siren Publishing (January 30, 2016) Publication Date February 23, 2016 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B01C4Q3BKI

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Trusting Rio [Mircea Clan 2] Siren Publishing Classic ManLove edition by Rennie Leigh Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I love Rennie Leighs books. This series and Dragon egg series are a work of art. Keep them coming and do not stop. These are library keepers
I enjoyed the first book in this series, Asher's Mates. A Fey (Kat) is imprisoned and is rescued by his mate Asher, a blind wolf shifter. Fleeing and seeking sanctuary they head to a coven led by an ancient vampire, Ian. The three are mates and they uncover a conspiracy in the paranormal world and Cameron, someone close to them, is taken.

So this story, Trusting Rio, is a continuation of the characters in the first story. Cameron, a jaguar shifter, is still missing. Rio (Vampire) is doing everything he can to find him and in the midst of searching, a dream walker, Rio's mate Cass, appears. He helps with the search but he has his own limitations.

There's a larger cast of characters in this book and it took me awhile to reacquaint myself. Along with the background came a few misplaced words, two that I caught. Once Ian and Cass start interacting in person the story picked up.

Who knows how long Cass was imprisoned, seeking relief by escaping in astral form. His past is one where he's been taken advantage of and his trust and powers were abused. In short, his outlook on life is tainted, his family gone, and he only has himself to rely on. He wakes up from his rescue scared, distrustful, and can't think why mating will make his life any different. For such a powerful magic user, Cass is insecure. He withheld his concerns and needs from Rio and hides his true nature of being a submissive. Cass wasn't quite a wimpy clingy whiner but it was close at times.

Rio is a five hundred year old vampire, Ian's son. Of course he is an alpha in every sense of the word. He wants control in the bedroom and he loves to explore bondage games with his mate. Thankfully his alpha tendencies are balanced by his caring. The title Trusting Rio is just that - Giving heart, body, and soul into a mate's care and that is done thru trust and love.

SPOILER - Don't read unless you read the book -

The ending So a soul is bound and it didn't die when the body does. The soul is connected to Rio and he grounds it within himself with his own soul. Okay. So when the mystical magical connect happens somehow Cass is able to astral project a physical body to where he can talk and physically interact with Rio and anyone else. Yet he died and his soul is housed with his magic in Rio. That is what I got out of it, who knows if my imagination led me in the right direction. It still doesn't make sense. I'd expect a ghost type being.

SPOILER OVER

I'll give this 3.5 stars because of some minor editing, choppy in the beginning with background information pouring out and disrupting the flow, and that ending that didn't sit right. And the odd thing is, throughout the story those around Rio are distrustful of Cass. They never opened up completely and accepted him. They were always a bit suspicious. So the ending should have had some acceptance of having Cass in their lives. It needed to happen, the clan and forming pack needed closure to Rio's suffering and a step towards healing. - Dan's Wife