Deep Deliverance

Deep, Book 3

De: Z. A. Maxfield

Narrado por: Caleb Dickinson

Forever is a long time. Even for a vampire.

Deep, Book 3

When Adin Tredeger discovers his lover Donte's role in turning him into a vampire, he's outraged. The opportunity to attend Ned Harwiche's funeral is perfect for putting some distance between them, but as a newly turned vampire, he mustn't go alone.

Cristobel Santos - one of Donte's lifelong enemies - and an attractive Irish vampire named Sean offer to chaperone his trip. They are as determined to help him as he is to reject their aid.

While Adin fights his new reality he's kidnapped by rogue hunters and used as a lab rat in some skin-searing experiments. Adin's distress electrifies his connection to Donte, but rescue is only the beginning....

Warning: Hot vampires, spoiled teens, big cat shifters, and two men trying to figure out how to squeeze several lifetimes' worth of love into every moment of their big, fat eternity. Ouch....

©2016 Z. A. Maxfield (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Loved the series...

Loved the series...Odin and Dante...loved the cast of characters, the intrigue, intimacy, inquisitiveness, loyalty, friendship, love, dedication...an excellent journey...will travel again!

So much I couldn't say it all..

Loved the series. But Adin was just to stupid to be real. He was smart and intelligent as shown by his professional accleiads. Then when it came to common sense he didn't seem to have any. That alone made him a very annoying character and not that endearing. Donte was over five hundred years old, and still hung-up on his first love?Really? I guess if he fell in love with such a high maintenance guy he had issues as well.
The narrator was excellent! That deep sensual voice made listening a joy. I will be looking for other books narrated by him.

Decent story. Decent narration.

This book had some entertaining moments and plenty of action. I was a bit annoyed the devolution of Adin's character. He went from being a confident academic with a doctorate to being an insecure baby vampire with trust issues. His relationship with Dante is not an emotional boost.

Some of the conflicts were resolved effectively, but parts of the plot were a bit convoluted. The narrator's performance kept me listening when I was frustrated with the meandering plot, but his pronunciations made me cringe from tine to time.

If you read/listened to the first two books and want to know the final resolution, this book is worth reading.

I hope there's a Book 4

I listened to all three books and was hooked from the get go. This is a great love story that revolves around two people who love each other deeply but have to work through differences that may be insurmountable. In the mean time, they are going through things both together and individually that are complicated, heartbreaking and hilarious. Caleb Dickinson's narration was excellent, and made the series so much more fun to listen to.

It took awhile, but good conclusion

I'm empathetic enough for all the characters that it makes it hard to take sides and write this review. On one hand, I totally feel for Adin. His life changed drastically in the last book, and choices were take away from him. His behavior at the beginning of the story is a little erratic. It might be his hurt, or because he is a new vampire. It might also be because he isn't quite feeding properly. Donte's betrayal is also complicates things. Adin is angry and I totally think he should be. But on the other hand, I feel for Donte, who didn't want to lose Adin and had a hand in his change, even knowing that Adin didn't want to be changed. There is a part of me that wants Adin to just get over it and learn to live his new life. After all, he loves a vampire so they can't be the monsters he still fears he will be with his change.

Adin's typical stubbornness gets him into some trouble in this series. He is mostly to blame for it, but there is some responsibility that lies on Donte and even his barely enemy Santos. Santos and Donte's feud is really coming to an end and when Adin goes to a funeral for a rival Santos is the one who escorts him around. Until Adin decided to put his trust in a young shifter who drugs him and inadvertently gets him in real hot water. It leads to Adin accidentally taking a life and as he deals with the consequences I found myself crying for Adin. It was his fears come true, the reason he was so stubborn. And It leads to Adin and Donte facing some really difficult choices. I was a bit of an emotional wreck.

It takes a surprise enemy coming after them both before clarity is found and if they survive, they might just get their HEA. I loved the mystery portion of this book and the action. It was a very satisfying conclusion after wading through some murky waters.