Water Nymph

Dark Impulse, Book 4

De: Edmund Hughes

Narrado por: Erin Bateman

Home on Lestaron Island, Jack finds himself with a new, much more domestic array of problems. The doubts unearthed by Volandar’s assertion that Jack’s father is still alive push him into an unorthodox and potentially illegal investigation.

Now that Mira’s living at the mansion under the guise of his new gardener, he's also forced to carefully manage the unexpected toll it places on his relationship with Ryoko. And of course, his ever-present need to feed poses the new question of whom to bite and how often.

Warning: This book contains graphic sex, a slow building harem, and increasingly disconcerting moral dilemmas.

©2018 Edmund Hughes (P)2019 Edmund Hughes

Missed the mark here

Ok story, decent intimate action. Feels more of a fluff-er in more then one way. Hope the next one is better.

Character learns nothing from his past mistakes

Up to this point in the series actions and their consequences haven't been readily apparent when making the decision to take that action, the main consequence in this book is so blaringly obvious that you don't know why the main character takes the actions he does. There is a small sort of explanation however if that was true he never would change in the first place. Overall the plot in this book comes across more as author wanted to have x, and threw out any resemblance of character building to shoe horn it in.

Another good installment

The water nymph proved to be very elusive and mysterious. I think that this book is better than book three

Why is it I always want to hear more!!

So many twists and turns, but so entertaining. I'm looking forward to hearing the next book.

loved it

The best part of this book is how it tackles a very serious subject of mental health. Along with everything else, the story manages to ease a real problem that affect many on a daily basis. Another great book and I can't wait to continue to the next.