Siren in the City
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Re-released in a second edition with new scenes. Jack and Sam married Abby. It was supposed to be for forever, but lately Abby wonders where her alpha male has gone. Jack has retreated and life has become decidedly vanilla. It isn't the true marriage she and Sam wanted. Sam and Abby know the time has come to fight for what they need. A call from his mentor forces Jack to revisit the club where he discovered his sexuality. Jack's half-brother is in the city and interested in a little blackmail. Can Jack handle two defiant subs and a brother in need of some tough love? Sometimes all it takes to find the way home is a little love and a lot of mischief. Come back to the beginning and revisit some of your favorite old characters or find new ones to love. Siren in the City has been revised and new scenes added. And if you look closely, you’ll find not only the beginnings of the Sophie Oak world, but also the seeds of how McKay-Taggart began….
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8 primary books9 released books#2 in Texas Sirens
Texas Sirens is a 9-book series with 8 primary works first released in 2010 with contributions by Sophie Oak and Lexi Blake.
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As I had mentioned in my review for book one of this series (SMALL TOWN SIREN) I read all these books WAY back when they were first released and have in fact reread them many times since then. I loved them back then and I still love them now. I honestly don't have a lot to say about this one. I enjoyed it slightly less than book one mainly because Jack is apart from Abby and Sam for a good portion of the book. It was well written and well paced. I loved the extra material that was added (loved the Ian, Jake, and Adam cameo and the M&M tie-in). The sex scenes were hot and we finally get some full on man on man action. This one was a bit angsty, but that angst doesn't come from OW or OM. There is a great cast of secondary characters. Julian whose book is my favorite of this series plays a large part. All three of the main characters were again quite likable. Last, it was all wrapped up in a sweet little ending. What more can you ask for. Two big thumbs up from yours truly.
