L.E.H.D. 2

Layma Enforcement & Human Defense

De: Brenda Cothern

Narrado por: Leo Spain

Agents Gage Patton and Dylan Keerist have found a rhythm both professionally and personally. Their drive at work to find justice for murder victims is in sync and neither of them is complaining about the few nights a week they are tearing up the sheets.

However, a strange new case, dinner with the Queen, and the consequences caused from Gage’s slip in control during the heat of the moment changes everything for them both. Finding a new rhythm isn’t easy and will take adjustment on both their parts. First, however, they have a murderer to catch.

L.E.H.D. 2 is part of a series and not intended to be listened to as a standalone, although it can be.

Trigger warning – mention of abuse, sexual abuse, and drug use (off page.)

This book contains M/M sexual situations and is intended for listeners of legal age in the country in which they reside. Please store your adult literature responsibly.

©2023 Brenda Cothern (P)2024 Wench Publishing, Inc.

Vampire Agent

Agents Patton and Keerist work together to find justice for murder victims. Gage Patton also happens to be the vampire crown prince, whose mother wants him to find someone and settle down with. This story features both romance and a serial killer. Dylan poses as Gage’s boyfriend in order to appease Gage’s mother. Somewhere between being friends and work partners, feelings start to develop. Meanwhile, in the vampire community, their need to connect is important. What’s crucial to Gage and Dylan is finding who’s behind the recent murders.

an intriguing new world

I enjoyed this story.
I will admit I did not read book one and it did slow me down some and left me with a couple questions.
however at first there is a lot of backtracking and backstop so I finally caught on with only one or two things not answered like what is a Lema ( seems to be a Vampire type creature)
so back to the book. there is good suspense, and a good romance and for guys that like heat... plenty.
I enjoyed this book and definitely would read more.

I listened in Audio and really liked Leo Spain's narration. He has a clear crisp voice and easy to listen to.