Remembering Melaina (Grey River, #8) by Maia Dylan
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#Adult, #Erotica, #Paranormal, #Romance, #Ménage
Sometimes the only way to keep fighting and survive today, is to embrace the pain of yesterday and remember who you are. Melaina Christakos was beginning to understand just how true that was. She had always known her father was insane, hard not to when the man insisted on experimenting on her and the women she considered family. But the depth of his madness becomes more apparent when she awakes in a hospital with no real memory of who she is and a light within that tells her not all is as it seems. Kyle and Grant Snow are being kept from their mate, and both of them have retribution in mind. Melaina is in danger, and they need to get to her and will kill anyone who stands in their way. Once they find her, can Kyle and Grant prove that their future together is more than worth the pain of remembering her past?
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5 out of 5 (exceptional)
Remembering Melaina continues where The Trouble with Parris finished. Only now we see the situation from Melaina, Grant, and Kyle's point of view. We also go back in time for a short while to understand what has happened, and why. We start off with Melaina being held in a hospital, under the impression that she is actually Melissa and she has killed someone called Grant. This feels all wrong to her, but she doesn't know why as she can't remember anything at all. Grant and Kyle are being held away from Melaina, with collars on that inhibit their wolf and their bond. Occasionally though, they are able to hear or feel each other, which helps Melaina when she needs it most. This triad has issues to overcome, as well as bringing Melaina and Xanthe's madman father down too.
As you might have gathered, this book is full of action. My heart broke for Grant and Kyle at the beginning, but I loved how it turned out. This was a wonderful twist to the bond that I have read so much about. With a fantastic climax to the story about Aristos, you are still left wanting more. There are at least two more Grey River stories that I need, including Pepper! With a gripping pace and full of humour, this was a fantastic book and is definitely recommended by me.
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
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Maia Dylan lives, loves and works in beautiful New Zealand. She married her best friend and they have two adorable, but stubborn children who obviously take after their father. Maia’s career has featured a lot of travel, and she has filled her time at airports and in the air with books, books, and more books. Her love of erotic paranormal romance has seen her amass a huge library. She has been an avid reader and lover of ménage romances since she read her first book in this genre about three years ago. In January of 2015, Maia submitted her first ever manuscript to Siren Publishing. She wasn’t at all confident that it would be accepted and in fact she was expecting a nicely worded email with a resounding no! Much to her surprise less than two weeks later she had an acceptance and a signed contract in hand and since then she hasn’t looked back. Outside of writing, Maia loves to eat, so she loves to cook! Her herb garden is legendary, but she still has issues getting tomatoes to grow. She’s been a performer for years, and has even sung on international stages, she would love to own a classic Ford Mustang one day and of course have the opportunity to race it on a race track without fear of a speeding ticket. Although ultimately her dream is to be able to write full time on a sandy beach with a Mai Tai in hand, she is quite happy to fit her writing in when she can. As long as someone reads her books, gets a laugh, and maybe comes to love her characters as much as she does, then she feels that she is living her dream no matter what!
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