Stolen Destiny by Gabrielle Bisset

Title: Stolen Destiny

Author: Gabrielle Bisset

Sub-Genre(s): Erotic Paranormal Romance, time travel

Publisher: Siren Publishing

Publication Date: August 31, 2011

ISBN #: 978-1610349338

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Sam

Rating: 4 Cups

Blurb:*

Released from prison to find a murderer, a prison-hardened Varek Leale is convinced no woman deserves the man he's become, but his Aeveren destiny makes him succumb to sweet and sexy Callia Reynolds. To catch a murderer, he and Callia must find an Aeveren with the power to control time. But Amon Kalins isn't a man to trifle with, and when he wants something, he'll use his powers, devastating charm, and good looks to get it. When Amon manipulates time and seduces her away, Varek must turn to the people who set him free for help to get her back. But the Council doesn't do anything without requiring something in return, and what they want is Amon Kalins, one of the most powerful Aeveren ever. Varek will do what he must to capture Amon and find Callia. If he doesn't, she'll be lost to him for untold lifetimes

Review:
Stolen Destiny had a few surprises in store for me. I’m not one for the sci-fi type of fiction and when I started reading and realised it had elements of sci-fi I was a little put off. Was I more wrong? As soon as I got to the second chapter, I was hooked.

The only problem I found with this book was I preferred the enemy, Amon, as I found Varek became a little boring throughout the story. However, this is just a personal choice and didn’t affect the overall story.

The mixture of plot, romance and sexual heat was well combined and thoroughly thought out.
A thoroughly enjoyable read and certainly one to keep.

Available at:
Amazon (Kindle Edition)
Barnes & Noble (Nook book)


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*Blurb Courtesy of Amazon

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