Breaker of Chains

SPECTR Series 2, Book 4

By: Jordan L. Hawk

Narrated by: Brad Langer

Big changes are afoot at SPECTR. John Starkweather, once a hotshot field agent, is now benched. Instead of chasing down demons during Charleston's biggest outbreak, he's stuck interviewing exorcists about a previous case. But what at first seems like a busywork assignment takes a darker turn, as John begins to suspect the increase in possessions might not be coincidence but part of an unseen conspiracy.

The vampire spirit, Gray, was made to hunt demons and drink their blood. He and his human host, Caleb Jansen, ought to be at the forefront of SPECTR's field team. But their new partners refuse to let Gray use any of his abilities, let alone actually hunt and fight.

Fortunately, Caleb and Gray have allies outside of SPECTR: the only other living drakul, Drugoy, and his host, Yuri Azarov. Yuri and Dru live by no mortal's rules, and they can show Caleb and Gray how to do the same...depending on how far they're willing to go.

Because breaking the rules comes with a cost, and the price of Caleb and Gray's freedom may be the life of the man they love.

©2018 Jordan L. Hawk (P)2018 Jordan L. Hawk

I seen it coming

Halfway through the book I see how the plot point it’s going to be and I hope it doesn’t be what I think it’s going to be because if so it’s going to betrayal best friends fighting best friend 😢😢😢🥺Please don’t be this way

Cliffhanger

Any additional comments?

I listened to the audiobook narrated by Brad Langer [author:Brad Langer|8184851], who does a fantastic job.

The SPECTR series is a dark and sexy paranormal romance between a Caleb, Gray, and John. In this installment, John & Caleb are no longer working as a team and are forced with new partners. Caleb and Gray are completely fed up with the “mortal” rules and start venturing out on their own with a new Drakul friend. Keeping secrets in a relationship is never a good idea and we see this play out in Breaker of Chains. Good thing these guys have plenty of chemistry, passion, and love. There is enough action, who-dunit, and subject matter to sink your teeth into.

More people need to read this series!