Bloodline

By: Jordan L. Hawk

Narrated by: Julian G. Simmons

Length: 9 hrs and 55 mins

Publisher's Summary

Between his bullying father and dissolute brother, Percival Endicott Whyborne has quite enough problematic family members to deal with. So when his sister returns to Widdershins asking for help solving the mystery of a derelict ship, Whyborne is reluctant to get involved. Until, that is, a brutal murderer strikes, leaving Whyborne and his lover Griffin no choice but to take the case.

The investigation leads them deep into a conspiracy of blackmail, murder, and darkest sorcery. But worst of all are the secrets held within the family itself, one of which will destroy everything Whyborne believed to be true, not only about his family, but about himself.

©2014 Jordan L. Hawk (P)2014 Jordan L. Hawk

Awesome series

To get the most from this series start at the beginning. It is beautifully written. It's funny and touching at the same time. The sex scenes are smoking hot. Give it a go. Take a chance!

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Great series

The story of W & G continues to evolve. Hawk's universe takes a very interesting turn in Bloodline and while it is a bit darker than the rest, the book is a wonderful addition to the narrative. Enjoyed thoroughly

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Another great Jordan Hawk story

I have enjoyed every one of the Whyborne/Griffen books. Great characters. I feel like I know them.

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Bloodline

I have been reading/listening to the Layborne and Griffin series one after another. They are hard to put down. The friends and families of the main couple are well developed in the story and interesting too. The action is exciting and the plot has twists and turns. Use your credits to buy the whole set- read them sequentially.

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Hawk is just getting better with her writing.

This is the fifth installment of the series I have read, and the fifth time the story has just gotten better. Ms. Hawk's writing has gotten tighter, and the reader has gotten much better with intonation and cadence with the book.

The story itself is very interesting, you get to meet additional members of Whyborne's family, including some unexpected members. The struggle against a new threat from a couple of unexpected directions.

Where the last book had a lot to do with Christine and some additional items on Griffin, this focused mostly on Whyborne. I enjoyed every page of it, but I do have to say the series as a whole will do better overall if Ms. Hawk focuses on the the group as the whole. I can't talk about specifics due to spoilers, but I love his mom and I do like how Ms. Hawk has made Whyborne's father more and more three dimensional.

Overall, I definitely recommend it as a read!

Everything is awesome

This series astounds and amazes with each installment. It goes in totally unexpected directions again and again. I’m loving every moment.
I’m often reluctant to listen to stories set in the distant past because of the constructions placed on gay relationships in those time periods. I hate tragic story endings, however none are to be found here. Love prevails.

It Made Me Tear Up

I love the main characters and their journeys through both magic and love. Awesome and unexpected ending. Wish this series had a better narrator. But the fact that I'm still buying the books is a testament to the quality of the tale despite the poor narration.

An amazing story in the series.

With this story, character development and story line all came together beautifully. The narration also helped to make this one special. Thanks for the joy and tears all the way through.

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Best one yet! Whatever will become of the clan next? Looking forward to many more books!

Always love a Jordan L. Hawk novel.

Print, audio, it doesn't matter. She brings all the feels. Beautiful as usual. Get this one and all the others.

My favourite of the series.

I read this as soon as it came out and couldn't wait to have it in audio too. It's also another excellent performance by the narrator.