Stolen Djinns

V.T. Bonds

Apr 2022 · Depraved Monsters and Decadent Myths Book 5 · V.T. Bonds

About this ebook

Good versus evil never felt so desperate.

I broke their curse. I set them free.

Now I need them more than my next breath.

When their past rips us apart and sends us into hell, we have only one choice.

Fight.

 

*This Dark Omegaverse Romance is knot for the faint of heart. If explicit scenes, OTT possessive alphas, violence, and D/s themes offend you, please abstain.*

Ratings and reviews

The darkness really came to play in this follow up to Shattered Djinns. Zuli finally frees her Alpha mates from their dreaded curse, but when it seems like everything is finally coming together, they are thrown into the pits of hell for a literal fight for survival. To say that this is a challenge is a very big understatement. The demons are hellbent on destroying not only their bonds but their very souls.

OMG! Things are so hot and then that bugger ruins it. They are strong. Light, dark and centered. They can get through this and Zuli is tough and she isn't going to let this stand in her way of getting her mates back. She is stronger than she knows an Kai'tau has more light in him then I think he sees. Just as Kenu has more dark in him then he sees but I think Zuli sees it all.

In Stolen Djinns, V.T. Bonds has created the second episode of her Djinn series, which is part of the Depraved Monsters and Decadent Myths collection. I was totally entranced by Zuli and her two Djinn-mates, Ke’nu and Kai’tau, in the first episode, and now my enjoyment continues in the second book. The three of them have accepted they are fated mates, a triad. But the two Djinns are starting to learn that having a human for a mate may be more complicated than they originally thought. Zuli is a dauntless, independent spirit. I loved her character. She was starting to come into her own power just when calamity occurs for the Djinns. There was plenty of steamy action in this tale, and plenty of suspense. I’m also so impressed with Bonds’ phrasing. Her writing is so enjoyable to read. My only complaint is the story was too short. I need more! Five stars for Stolen Djinns.