The Veiled City series is back and book 3 takes us back to our first MCs of the series Cair and Luca. Though they remain happily mated, there is still the matter of Luca's familial past that remains unsolved and Cair will stop at nothing to provide answers for the man he adores.
From the Luca blurb:
Luca Haryk is ridiculously happy and in love—an easy feat with an adoring soulmate by his side. Despite his anxieties over his new position, he’s found a home in the Otherworld and has everything anyone could ever dream of. So why does he still feel like a puzzle with a missing piece? When a secret door appears in the palace library, hiding old documents that may belong to his dad, he’s suspicious, but he also can’t help following the clues. For twenty-seven years, Luca has wondered about the guy his mom refused to talk about, and has questioned whether there’s more to himself than he was made to believe. He doesn’t know if he’ll find exactly what he seeks, but he can no longer ignore his need for answers. What is that proverb about a cat and curiosity?
Cair will do anything for his mate. He is his heart, his world, and nothing matters more than Luca’s contentment. Therefore, the moment the determined little creature finds breadcrumbs leading to the lands outside the Kingdom’s borders, he doesn’t think twice about indulging him. Except, when they’re set on by a group of reapers, Cair is reminded of how mortal his human is, and he doubts intention alone will be enough to keep him safe. He would tear the realm apart to protect Luca, but there has to be a more peaceful way. Is being a prince of the Fae really the path fate has laid out for him?
Their trip to the Outerlands isn’t as simple as they had hoped. There are dangers lurking in the shadows, and outside forces rooting against them, but together they can overcome it all and figure out a way to keep their happily ever after.
Can’t they?
Luca is an MM paranormal romance with spice, size difference, and soulmates. It features our loveable, oblivious human on a journey to find his roots, and his adoring Fae mate who is forced into making a harrowing decision along the way. LUCA is third in the VEILED CITY series, which must be read in order due to the overarching plot and worldbuilding. Each book focuses on its own pair and their HEA, though certain background elements will be resolved as the series progresses.
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Jacqueleen the Reading Queen's review:
"πππ πππ πππ πππ ππππ πΈ πππππππ, πππ πππππ ππ ππ’ πππππ, πππ πππ πππππ ππ ππ’ ππππ. πΈ ππππππ ππππ π ππππππ π’ππ ππππππ ππ, π»πππ, πππ πππππππ π πππ ππππ ππππ ππππ πππ’ ππππ ππ."
Man, I've missed this universe created by Eryn Hawk. Cair with his flowery language and undying devotion to his mate, and Luca who loves him just as fiercely even though he's only half fae. Though it's been some time since we've caught up with their life in the Otherworld, it was clear from the beginning that these two are just as much in love as ever, if not more. Their insatiableness for each other hasn't lessened either in case you were wondering.
"πΈ ππππ π’ππ ππππ ππππ πΈ πππ πππ ππππ π ππππ."
Cair and Luca have been researching for some time when they finally stumble upon a clue of Luca's father. Though there are known dangers, the two decide to make the journey to find out if their conclusions of his whereabouts are correct. After all, Cair is a fae prince and he has people loyal to him protecting them from afar, what could go wrong? Final last words.
This book made me cry. At one point I was cursing the author "How could you do this to us!!" Thankfully things took a turn in a direction I wasn't exactly expecting but was in the realm of what I was hoping for. Pay attention to all the little interactions with side characters. It may seem insignificant, but many things in this book come back into play plot wise. I can't wait to see how it all ends in the final book Orian.
Luca is currently available as an e-book and paperback and can be read as part of your Kindle Unlimited Subscription
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