Bound in Darkness

Written by Milly Taiden

Narrated by Joshua Macrae

Lexi Eden’s life has always revolved around helping others in need. So when all her romantic relationships end in disaster, she blames it on trying to fix men who don’t want to be fixed. Enter Clacher. He’s big, bad and tattooed all over. And he’s got a tongue piercing that’s making her biggest wet dreams come true.

Clacher Drachen has hope he will find love one day, even though the last time he loved a woman she disappeared. Or maybe she left him on purpose. Lexi’s sexy, funny and a genuinely kind soul. In his heart, she’s the one for him. Just one taste of her and he’s addicted.

He knows exactly what he wants: a family and a lifetime of dirty loving with the curvy empath. News that Lexi is a Drachen mate comes as a surprise to all, but Clacher is sure she’s still his. Keeping her might not be so difficult if he could just find a way to protect her from the never-ending evil determined to destroy her.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Latin Goddess Press
• Release date: Mar 31, 2017
• ISBN: 9781094285900

Milly Taiden

Milly Taiden is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of numerous series, including the Paranormal Dating Agency, the Sassy Mates books, and the Federal Paranormal Unit novels. Milly loves writing sexy stories so hot they sizzle your e-reader. When her curvy humans meet their furry alphas, inhibitions give way to animal instincts—and carnal desire. Milly lives in Florida with her husband, children, and spunky dogs, Needy Speedy and Stormy. She is addicted to shoes, Dunkin’ Donuts, and chocolate and is aware she’s bossy. Visit her online at www.millytaiden.com.

Reviews for Bound in Darkness

[Danica Naprstkova · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The story is sweet and sexy and amazing. It's rushed, no slow burn but I expect that much with shifter stories.
I have only one problem - watercolours are so not a medium for beginners. They are very hard and tempera would be a much better beginner medium. But that detail is not very important to the story. It's just a personal pet peeve as someone who can do watercolour and needed months and many many tutorials.

[jill kenyon · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Liked the line of the story, although some of the wording was a but “schmaltzy.” The narrator was pretty good but I really didn’t like the music between chapters. Not only was it annoying but was much louder than the spoken words. Still looking forward to the next one.