Hidden Talents

By Claire Cray

A YAOI SERIES.

Talents: Born with physical and psychic abilities beyond human understanding, these flawed forces of nature burn desperate paths through their own shadowy world ruled by sex, power, and madness.

In this first novella of the Hidden Talents series, meet Ken, Jin, Sky, Mark, Lip, and Dylan. Driven by powers and desires beyond their control, threse strange and beautiful men live by their own definitions of survival...

Sent on the run by his leader after a disastrous change of leadership at KGA, bad boy telepath Jin heads to Paris to seek asylum with a group of rogue Talents living under the radar. Thrown into tumult after a recent suicide by one of their own, the Talents are not what Jin expected, but there's one in particular who captures his attention: Ken, a mysterious, sullen boy with mismatched green eyes and a scarred, lovely face.

When Jin finds an old acquaintance has also been taken in by the Talents, he doesn't think things can get any weirder -- Sky, the beautiful blonde empath and former yakuza concubine Jin loved to torment in and out of bed, is hilariously furious to see him. But it's not just their history putting Sky on edge: Ken is his younger brother!

If you enjoy this title, check out the next in the Hidden Talents Series: Minus Tide, by Claire Cray!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Claire Cray
• Release date: Jul 25, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476073033

Claire Cray

Claire Cray specializes in M/M romance and stories of an offbeat nature. Her tales feature intelligent characters, a vivid sense of atmosphere, and a (sometimes twisted) sense of humor. Born in a strange little village in the Pacific Northwest, Claire was raised on rain, trees, and spooky stories. An addiction to misadventure has carried her from the backwoods of Oregon to Portland, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and New York, where she currently resides.

Reviews for Hidden Talents

[crtsjffrsn · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

This just didn't work for me at all. For something so short, I was surprised at how slowly it moved. I know that it's part of a series of shorts, but I wanted at least something to keep me interested. That didn't really happen here and it's left me wondering if I want to continue with the next installments. I probably will, hoping that it gets better, but this was honestly rather disappointing.