Beyond the Realm: Remember
ADULT title
by
Morgan Brice
“There’s no time. Remember your imaginary lover....”
Cory
Caldwell woke up by the side of the road with no memory of how he got
there. He pieces together who he is but has no idea what happened to
him.
Dark visions haunt him—flashes of blood, magic, and a brutal
fight. Scorching dreams of a faceless lover offer no clues. His gut
warns that something urgent is eluding him, and that time is running
out. Worse is the sense of bone-deep grief, as if Cory is missing part
of his soul.
Desperate for answers, he hops a bus for Fox Hollow,
a town famous for psychics, mediums, and those with supernatural
abilities. Then a stranger calls Cory by name and casts a furtive glance
around him. “There’s no time,” the man says. “I need your help.
Remember...” Can Cory unlock his missing memories and rescue the
stranger before it’s too late?
Imaginary Lover is full of
dangerous magic, hurt/comfort, brave monster hunters, dark curses,
sincere psychics, found family, and forever love.
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(note: This giveaway was posted earlier this month when the first book in the series was released)
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My review:
3.75 out of 5 stars
Imaginary Lover by Morgan Brice is part of the ‘ForgottenRealms: Remember’ series and features an amnesiac who fortuitously ends up in unique Fox Hollow, where he finds those willing to help him figure out who he is and who is the amazing person he has a sensual connection with. Time is running out to solve the mystery, and failure may be fatal.
This adult paranormal gay romance has intriguing elements such as shifters, witches, curses, and sizzlingly vivid dreams. I like that characters from some of this author’s other series have cameos because I love catching up on what folks are doing after their time in the spotlight ends. For some reason, this particular story didn’t resonate with me as much as I am used to with this author’s stories. Although the main character’s plight is scary and confusing, I connected better to many of the other characters, and I wasn’t thrilled by the emphasis on sex that seemed to be germane to the story, given its brevity. I think this gives an entertaining view of Fox Hollow and it will probably encourage readers to try “Huntsman” or some of the other series by this talented and prolific author.
A copy of this title was provided for review
I love the cover for this one. Have a wonderful Halloween. Hopefully you got yourself some candy, I know I did. lol
ReplyDeleteActually, since we only creep out to the stores every once in a while, I need to find some bags of candy to snack on! Thanks for coming by, Mary!
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