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Book Blurb

With one of his lovers imprisoned in the Underworld, Mac has no choice except to go where most angels fear to tread.

With Tristan imprisoned in the Underworld, the ménage is broken. Angels are forbidden to enter the demonic domain and while Mac has been breaking rules in recent months, he doesn’t have the power to enter the Underworld.

Alastor is still unsure about his position in the relationship following recent revelations, but he cannot walk away when he is the only real link between his two lovers. Splitting his time between Mac and Tristan, he hopes they can soon find a way to reunite the two men in his life.

As time moves on, Alastor realizes he is struggling to satisfy Tristan’s thirst for sex. His lover needs more than he can give him and craves Mac in his bed.

Mac still believes he can complete his mission to save his two lovers, but with one of them out of his reach, it is going to be far from easy.

During their time together they have made plenty of enemies, including one who would seek to separate them forever, even if it means biding his time until Alastor and Tristan are at their most vulnerable, when even the love of an angel can’t save them.

Reader Advisory: This book contains multiple male ménage.

 

Book Review

'Between Life and Death' is the final book in LM Brown's trilogy 'Heavenly Sins'. As has been the case before, this installment picked up immediately where the previous book ended. Tristan is the newly crowned Demon King, a prisoner for all time in the Underworld. The only way he can leave is through his death. Mac can't enter the Underworld, unless he gives up his wings and becomes a demon. And Alastor is still moping with the guilt of having killed Tristan in a previous life. Again, I strongly recommend these books be read in order, as there is far too much backstory, otherwise.

To say the times are tough for this threesome is a mild statement. Alastor is bouncing back and forth between Mac and Tristan, trying to keep everyone happy. Tristan is miserable in the Underworld, and not doing a good job of handling the demon politics that are a part of his new job as the Demon King. Between Lucifer and the first incubus and first succubus, Tristan can't trust anyone. And then throw in Tristan's own demon incubus not feeding properly on Alastor, the Underworld is a mess. Mac isn't doing much better between the Heavenly Realm and Earth, as the archangels aren't going to help, at least not overtly.

As if all of these problems weren't bad enough, something even more destructive to their ménage happens, throwing all of them into tumult. It's rather entertaining to see how the archangels and Lucifer manage to create all these rules, which end up screwing them all in the end. No matter, though, Alastor and Tristan eventually find their way back to each other and to Mac, while learning valuable lessons along the way.

A good ending to an interesting series, 'Between Life and Death', went in a direction or two that surprised me and kept me entertained. If you like ménage with battles between good and evil, then this series might be for you.

 

 

 

 

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Additional Information

Format	ebook and print
Length	Novel, 209 pages/63365 words
Heat Level
Publication Date	16-January-2015
Price	$5.50 ebook, $10.50 paperback
Buy Link	https://www.pride-publishing.com/book/between-life--death