Gabrielle Evans
Four-Letter Words
Haven 8
Word Count: 55,404
Word Count: 55,404
Genre: M/M Paranormal
Publisher: Siren-BookStrand
Heat Rating
Zasha Gershwin lives a rigidly
controlled life. He doesn’t see anything wrong with being prepared and
organized, and he certainly doesn’t have time for such frivolous things as
love. He cares for Thane, and he’s certainly attracted to the witch, but that’s
just how the mating bond works.
While his mate may not remember
their previous life together, Thane Braddock has no trouble recalling every
moment, right up to their tragic end. Now, he has a second chance to make everything
right. Unfortunately, he’s making all new mistakes this time around.
Evil lurks to the west, spreading
its shadow across the desert, and the races hover on the verge of war. When the
Braddocks are called to answer the rising threat, Thane and Zasha’s turbulent
relationship will be pushed to its breaking point. Can they rekindle the old
flame before it’s too late? Or is history destined to repeat itself?
Four-Letter
Words is the eighth installment to the Haven series by author Gabrielle Evans. This book is everything, I as a
reader, would want in a story to keep me glued to the pages and wanting
more. Ms. Evans is a master storyteller,
and she proves it in this book.
Emotionally
charged from the get-go, I was hanging on to the edge of my seat waiting to see
what was going to happen next. Four-Letter
Words is a rollercoaster ride that I never wanted to end. I laughed, cried, and screamed at the screen,
wanting the characters to find love and have their happy ending.
Zasha Aleric
Gershwin is a vampire and more than a bit jaded. He believes in destined mates,
just not the concept of love. Brave, loyal, fearless, and one of the most
complicated men I have read lately, Zasha has such heart and soul that
sometimes he gets in his own way. His need for control and organization sometimes
messes him up, too, because he overthinks everything.
His mate, Thane, is
an infamous Braddock witch, but unlike his brothers, he is a bit frail when we first
meet him. It’s to be expected, however, since he was being held captive by an
insane vampire. There is an inner strength to him, though, and he won’t allow his
body’s limitations to stop him from getting what he wants. He clearly remembers
the past life he and Zasha had together, and he knows, given the chance, they
can have that again. This sure knowledge sees him through a lot in this book.
I loved the angst
in this book, the emotional connection, and the engaging storyline. I have not
been this drawn to a novel in a very long time. The twists and turns in this
book are heartbreakingly beautiful. Be sure to have a few tissues on hand while
you’re reading.
If you’re looking
for an emotional rollercoaster ride that pulls you into the story and won’t let
go, Four-Letter Words is the book to
pick up.
5 Stars and a Stardust Recommended Read











