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Air Bonded by M.A. Abraham – a Review

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Air Bonded by M.A. Abraham – a Review

 

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Jenna, Julia, and Alissa are three orphans who were taken in by an elderly couple. The land they live on has been theirs for centuries, it is where they have stood guard over one of the last few portals in existence. They can see the nimbus that marks its location from their farmhouse, and like the others of their calling, they refuse to leave it untended.

Riehl, Goldier, and Falcon know what and who they are looking for. Disguised as apple pickers, the Elven males arrive to find their Life Mates being held at gunpoint. The weapons the enemy is using is beyond their experience and they will have to handle the situation with great care and without exposing their Life Mates to even more danger.

 

 

Review:

Air Bonded by M.A. Abraham is the 3rd novella in her Elven Sentinel series.  Though this is the third book in this series, if you have not read the earlier books, this does read very well as a stand-alone; with enough information to keep you up on the story.  Refresher:  The Sentinels are elves who were sent to live secretly in the human world, and as the parents pass, the children step forward. These elves (pretending to be human) are scattered all over the world to watch over and protect the portals across the land to prevent anyone entering the Elven Empire.  The Elves of the Elven Empire had no idea about the elves sent to the human world, centuries ago, and now with demons determined to discover how to get into the Empire, these elves lives are in danger.

The story continues when Gabriella and Lothrail send three (Goldier, Riehl,Falcon) of their warriors to the human world to find the three ladies (Jenna, Julia, Alissa) who have continued to protect the portal against everyone, keeping the secret, as well as hiding the books that could reveal too many secrets.  The goal of the men, besides knowing that they will find their Lifemates, is to protect them, and get them back to the elven world, thereby closing this portal.   The three girls are already in danger, with the demons holding them as hostage, determined to find the portal and the books.

When the Elves arrive, they sense that the girls are in danger, and pretend to arrive at the scene as boyfriends who have just returned from another apple picking job.  What follows is an intense battle to save the girls, as well as protect themselves from the evil threatening their lives.  When one of the warriors is shot, they need to find away to save him, and manage to escape; at the same time, get the girls to prepare the books to be ready to take with them.  I really did like all six of the leading characters, and it was fun to see them recognize their Lifemates.

Air Bonded was another good story in this series, and though it was brief, I always enjoy seeing Gabriella.  Air Bonded was another short story, that was very well written by M.A. Abraham. I think this story line will end with the next book, and the final portal to be found.

Reviewed by Barb

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The General by M.A. Abraham – Review & Giveaway

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The General by M.A. Abraham – Review & Giveaway

 

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T’Harris isn’t the most demanding of the Guardians of the Empire but, like Gabriella, he hasn’t been beaten on the battlefield yet. He is also a master swordsman, like she is. When not practicing, or performing his duty to the Empire as one of the guardians, he is lighthearted although he refuses to take a back seat to anyone, if pushed.

He vows to win her through his gentle ways and charm. Is it enough? As she uses her talent to see if she can outwit the Fates, she realizes this is a battle she cannot win, for history tells her that no Elf who ever tried has. They also have a common enemy, one they feel they will need to be united against to defeat.

When Gabriella is mistaken for a common Elven maiden and taken to enemy lands, T’Harris must fly to her aid, for this is his love, his Life Mate, and one he has promised to guard with his life. Can he get to her before they realize who and what she is? Or will he lose her to the point of an enemy sword?

 

 

Review:

The General by M.A. Abraham is the 6th book in her Guardians of the Empire series.  Brief refresher:  This series is set in the same world as Abraham’s wonderful Elven Chronicles series, but thousands of years after that series ended; with all surviving humans having been granted a land called The Valley, to live in peace and prosperity. 

Finally, we get to spend time with Gabriella and T’Harris, as they both know they are Life Mates.  T’Harris, who has known for awhile that she is his Life Mate, has waited for the right moment, not to pressure her, and when they go head-to-head in a sword battle, the time has arrived.  Gabriella is an unbeatable master swordsman, and a true General, being a descendant of Gabriel.  T’Harris is one of the best Guardians of the Empire and also a master swordman, and almost equal to Gabriella. 

In a short time, she will accept that he is her Life Mate, but before they can bond, she is kidnapped by soldiers of King Felix and his sons, who have a bounty on Gabriella.  T’Harris will sense Gabriella being in danger, and all the Guardians travel to rescue her.  During the battle, Gabriella will finally bring forth her dragon, who is a beautiful iridescent white dragon; and she manages to destroy their weapons, and leave the King and his family with many loses, as well as revengeful.  With T’Harris severely injured, Gabriella, and all the warriors return to the Valley to try and save his life.

What follows is an exciting wild adventure with Gabriella, in the forefront, as well as enjoying seeing the love between Gabriella and T’Harris.  The Elves continue to work toward eventually moving everything to the Elven Lands that were hidden many years ago, as the oracle has told them they need to bring the Sentinels back home.  The storyline also continues with Evart, his brothers and father King Felix, especially after the heavy destruction and loss.  Evart, Sonya and Alexis at the moment are happy to be safe with the Elves, away from their evil King.  Personally, I thought too much time was spent with King Felix as we came closer to the end. 

I do not want to say too much more, as it would be spoilers, with a lot going on.  It was an interesting story, giving us a glimpse of the future, and hopefully more of Gabriella and T’Harris.  I loved seeing many of our heroes again, and I absolutely love Gabriella.  The General was a well written and entertaining story. A great addition to the series, focusing on our wonderful Gabriella. You should read this series, and start with the first book to get to know all the characters.

Reviewed by Barb

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Water Bonded by M.A. Abraham – a Review

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Water Bonded by M.A. Abraham – a Review

 

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As Hawk and Adriel settle into their search for two Sentinel Guardians known to be in the coastal area, they join a game of volleyball on the beach. Little do they know they are about to meet their Life Mates. They are also the Guardians they had been sent to locate and take to the Elven Empire.

Caia and Thea guard one of the last three remaining portals that allow passage from one side of the Boundary to the other. Caia and Thea know they are being hunted by an ancient foe, but they refuse to leave their posts, not even by imperial command from the emperor.

While the Life Mates begin to get to know each other, the enemy is closing in. As this happens, new information comes to light, and the services of higher powers are called in to help.

 

 

Review:

Water Bonded by M.A. Abraham is the 2nd book in her Elven Sentinel series.  Though this is the second book in this series, if you have not read the first book, this does read very well as a stand-alone.  Refresher:  The Sentinels are elves who were sent to live secretly in the human world, and as the parents pass, the children step forward. These elves (pretending to be human) are scattered all over the world to watch over and protect the portals across the land to prevent anyone entering the Elven Empire.  The Elves of the Elven Empire had no idea about the elves sent to the human world, centuries ago, and now with demons determined to discover how to get into the Empire, these elves lives are in danger.

Hawk and Adriel (our heroes) are playing a volleyball game, men and women against each other by a beach, with all human (they do not know that Hawk and Adriel are Sentinel Elves) players.  When the girls are close to losing, they start cheering two friends joining them; Caia and Thea (both unknown to them, are Elves).  Immediately the four of them realize they are their life mates, with the guys having been searching for the women that are part of the protectors of one of the remaining portals.

Once the game is over, the four of them head out to the sea (they are water elves) to a place that is safe for them to discuss the attacks being made on them from Demons.  Once they reach a cave, Hawk and Adriel explain that the Elven Empire is trying to bring back all elves that have lived all these years back home to safety, at the same time destroy the remaining portals.  But first Caia and Thea explain they need to find volumes that might be dangerous if the demons find them. They are able to get help from the Dolphins to stop the predators, as well as finding the books. 

Soon Emperor Lothrail, Gabriella and T-Harris enter the human world to review all the papers, with Gabriella setting up a plan to destroy a ship, and retrieve the papers/books. Lothrail is determined to bring all the protectors to safety, as well as eliminate any information that would bring demons to the Elven Empire.

What follows is a race against time to find the volumes and safely bring home those that spent their lives protecting the portals (many have since died), as well as closing them down.  I really enjoyed the 4 main characters (Caia, Thea, Hawk and Adriel), and their romance; it was nice to see both couples accept the bonding for each of them.  I also loved one of the Dolphin leaders, who was fun and helping them.    Water Bonded was another good story line in this series, and as always, I absolutely loved seeing Gabriella, who is a fantastic heroine.

Water Bonded was a short story, that was very well written by M.A. Abraham.  I look forward to more from this series.

Reviewed by Barb

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Vengeance Has a Daughte‪r‬ by M.A. Abraham – Review & Giveaway

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Vengeance Has a Daughte‪r‬ by M.A. Abraham – Review & Giveaway

 

 

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She was born to right a wrong and to serve justice. Torn from her deceased mother’s womb she knows what is expected of her even before she takes her first breath. Her quest for vengeance starts as a child and determined to see her task to the end, she acts as opportunities present themselves. She is Naranda, daughter of Mysteria and Trance, last of the Royal line of Dragon.

Strafe is the strongest of the Drakes, the bravest and the one everyone looks towards to rebuild their empire. To do this he brings Ranish to his side to advise him, for he was closest to the throne before the Royal line was decimated. With Ranish comes news of a hidden daughter of the House of Dragon, and Drakaina hiding from both man and beast to stay safe. In helping Ranish to find his niece, Strafe becomes guardian to hundreds of orphaned Drakaina that only reluctantly pay him homage. To them, Naranda is their beloved Queen, for she alone is of Royal blood.

In a bid to strengthen the power of the throne and, to do the right thing, Ranish hopes to bring these two powerful Dragon shifters together to create a lasting dynasty. Can he do it? Will they take one look at each other and see only an enemy? Or, will they find a love that has been missing in their lives since the days when Mysteria and Trance lit up the skies with theirs?

 

 

Review:

Vengeance Has a Daughter by M.A. Abraham is the first book in her new Drakaina series. I wasn’t sure what to expect when starting this new series, but I was pleasantly surprised at how different this was coming from M.A. Abraham.  I am happy to say that I loved Vengeance Has a Daughter, which was exciting, with an amazing heroine.

This story starts off with a bang, where a group of hunters have murdered an entire family suspected of being Drakons (Dragons).  A couple passing through the area comes across the massacre, and much to the woman’s surprise, a pregnant woman lies near death, and pleads with the woman to cut the baby out of her and save her life.  She then takes the baby girl and becomes the child’s mother. The child grows up, knowing she must find those who killed her family (her real mother and father (Royals) talked to the baby before their deaths, and she learns all about what is needed to be done). When she turns around 11, her adoptive parents are murdered by the same group of hunters, who are looking for the girl, who they suspect killed one of theirs.

Kaina (one of the many names she assumes along the way), slowly befriends other young girls, who are alone and also Drakina; as they recognize that she is of royal blood, and she is their queen.  The girls, and one human ‘mother’ work at homes of the wealthy, cooking and baking; and Kaina finds more of the evil hunters to eliminate in her determination to act out her vengeance.

What follows covers many years, where Kaina teaches her girls, and in time many will find their true mates.  But Kaina will not allow herself to accept any mate, until the last hunter is destroyed. During those years, Kaina’s uncle Ranish tries desperately to find her (his sister was Kaina’s mother), and each time when he manages to telepathically talk to her, she brushes him off.  As the years move on, the Dragon King, Strafe is also bent on finding Kaina, since he has followed Ranish’s obsession, and suspects that perhaps this young lady, who all the other Drakina’s protect as their Queen, is possibly his mate.  There is so much going on, especially as Kaina is a fantastic, smart, tough heroine, and to tell too much more would be spoilers.

Vengeance has a Daughter is a terrific, fascinating story, with a fabulous heroine, and was beautifully written by M.A. Abraham.  I loved Kaina, and many of the young girls who stayed with her, as well as the original woman who took care of them, teaching them how to cook and bake; not to mention the many Drakon men who were able to finally find their mates among the Drakiana woman whom Kaina trained. Vengeance Has a Daughter is the start of this new series, and I for one cannot wait to see what Abraham has in store for us.

Reviewed by Barb

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Earth Bonded by M.A. Abraham – a Review

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As Tarik and Joran wake, visions overtake them, showing them where to find their Life Mates. The only trouble is, they are not in the Elven Empire, but living outside its boundary, the human world, a place forbidden by imperial command for them to go. However, Joran and Tarik can feel danger stalking their mates, something a male Elf is compelled to act upon.

Sage and Sahara own and operate a bookstore called The Book Aerie, where they serve the Elven Empire unknown to few. Up until when a stranger entered the building reeking of malice, it had been a peaceful existence. Now the sisters are being stalked by an ancient enemy intent on discovering their secrets.

As the danger intensifies, Joran and Tarik break the imperial command and cross to the other side, for laws or no laws, they will die before they let harm come to the women that are their other half. Little they realize the wheels of motion that they are about to set off.

 

 

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Earth Bonded by M.A. Abraham is the 1st book in her new Elven Sentinel series. We meet our heroines, Sage and Sahara, who run a bookstore called The Book Aerie.  Both Sage and Sahara are elves who have lived in the human world all their lives, as their parents and other elves entered this world many years before. These elves (pretending to be human) scattered all over to watch over and protect the portals across the land to prevent anyone entering the Elven Empire.

With the passing of their parents, Sage and Sahara live a peaceful existence, until a stranger comes to the store looking for ancient books, and threatens them. They sense he is a demon, and their lives are in danger.

In the Elven Empire, we meet our heroes, Tarik and Joran, who both have the same visions, which show them both of their Life Mates.  Having finally discovered the women they have looked for many years, they are determined to enter the human world (though not allowed), as they can feel the danger against the ladies.

When they enter to book store, both Sage and Sahara recognize the two men are Elves, and their Life Mates.  Though they are happy for help, they are hesitant to allow themselves to become bonded.  Tarik and Joran, while in the book store , run into the dangerous man who has threatened them, and they put out spells to protect the store.

What they did not expect is the entrances of some powerful Elves (Emperor Lothrail, Gabriella, T-Harris & Geraint), who have come to find out why Tarik and Joran left the empire, and together they will learn more about what the demons want.  The story intensifies when they learn about what the ancients did all those many years ago to protect the Empire, and how because of the demons, many of the portals were no longer protected.   I thought this was a very nice story line, but I absolutely loved seeing Gabriella, and the others, who were all hundreds of years after the Guardians of the Empire (which has not ended yet).  It was nice to see both couples accept the bonding for each of them.

Earth Bonded was a short story, that was very well written by M.A. Abraham.  I look forward to more from this new series.

Reviewed by Barb

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The Tratchar by M.A. Abraham – Review & Giveaway

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The Tratchar by M.A. Abraham – Review & Giveaway

 

 

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Cambria is a highly powered Tratchar, and her task is to take care of the Sentinels, in the same way her ancestors did, many millenniums before. She is good at her job and proud of what she does. She is also deadly as she is beautiful.

Anders isn’t one of the elite among the Guardians of the Empire, but he is happy to be numbered among them. To him, it is a point of pride. For, although he is one of the younger dragon shifters, he figures he has lots of time to develop.

All thoughts of his status, however, disappear into the mist when he sees a pretty young Elven female create a tree out of a seed she holds cupped in her hands. He watches in awe, as the small tree forms, and then loses all that he is to her as their eyes meet, for she is his life mate, and he can tell she is as aware of what he is to her as he is to her.

 

 

Review:

The Tratchar by M.A. Abraham is the 5th book in her Guardians of the Empire series. Brief refresher:  This series is set in the same world as Abraham’s Elven Chronicles, but thousands of years past.  This series is set in the same world as Abraham’s wonderful Elven Chronicles series, but thousands of years after that series ended; with all surviving humans having been granted a land called The Valley, to live in peace and prosperity.  Over the years, these humans did not remember the Elves, who were in their own portal.  In the earlier books, the Elves will got to meet many of these humans, as well as having to fight against the evil in those lands.

From the start we spend time with Cambria and her lifemate Anders, as they enjoy their love and free time away from others.  But soon they are called back, with Cambria stepping forth to help a major move of the Guardians, Sentinels, and Elves to leave the Valley and their own homes to where it all started. This is a major undertaking, as it involves the humans to be able to defend themselves, especially against Evart’s family. Evart, who is the youngest son of the King, previously helped send away Sonya and later Alexis to their safety with the Elves. 

What follows is an exciting wild adventure where Gabriella, tries to help train Evart, as he returns to his homeland, and secretly fight his family for control and to stop their plans of destruction in the Valley.  But the majority of the storyline revolves around all the Elves working together, as well as with the Fae to leave their own homes and return to the Elven lands that were hidden away long ago. Now that there is peace, the fates and oracles have told them what they must do to bring the Sentinels back home. 

I do not want to say too much more, as it would be spoilers, with a lot going on.  It was an interesting story, giving us a glimpse of the future, as well as leaving things open for Evart helping the Elves against his family.  The Tratchar was a well written and entertaining story. A great addition to the series. You should read this series, and start with the first book to get to know all the characters.

Reviewed by Barb

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To Love an Elven Lord by M.A. Abraham – a Review

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To Love an Elven Lord by M.A. Abraham – a Review

 

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Faced with life on her own now that her son is getting married, Enikő is not prepared to face the emptiness that looms before her. Can she face a life where there’s little more for her to do than sit on her porch, read or listen to her favorite books and maybe watch the rest of the world pass her by?

Athïan has come to meet the woman he has been told is his Life Mate. Can it be true? If so, can he persuade her they were meant to be? It isn’t going to be easy with her best friend trying to sabotage every effort he makes

 

 

Review:

To Love an Elven Lord by M.A. Abraham is a sweet romance novel between an Elven male and his modern day human mate, which is the start of a new series, To Love an Elf.  We meet Eniko, as she sits outside her house with her friend, Katherine,  watching her handsome hunk of an neighbor mowing the lawn outside. Eniko and her friend, are planning the wedding of her son and her friend’s daughter, and enjoying the sight in front of them.

At the wedding, her neighbor, Raith introduces his friend, Athian, who just arrived in town.  Eniko looks at both men, who have similar looks; tall, handsome, muscular and young;  Athian smiles and immediately befriends, Eniko.  In a short time, Eniko is surprised that Athian is paying attention to her, as he is very young and she is an older woman, having just married off her son.  Athian decides to help fix up Eniko’s house, fixing up many things that need enhancements, which brings their friendship closer.

What Eniko doesn’t know is that Athian is not who she thinks he is, as he is from another realm and is an Elf.  He has come here to purposely meet Eniko, because he recognizes that she is his lifemate.  As they become closer, Eniko tries to tell him she is too old for him, and does not want to go further.  Finally, Athian shows her what she looks like in his world, as they rarely age, and she would revert to the younger version of herself.

What follows is Eniko falling for Athain, and her friend Katherine, catches them kissing, causing an all out war between former friends.  Katherine’s vindictiveness brings home the newly wed children, who to Eniko’s surprise are on their side, especially after talking to Athain. Katherine becomes the enemy, but Eniko’s life will have a wonderful dream like happy ever after.

To Love an Elven Lord was a short quick sweet read, very well written by M.A. Abraham.

Reviewed by Barb

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The Temple (Sinners & Saints Anthology) by M.A. Abraham – Review

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The Temple (Sinners & Saints Anthology) by M.A. Abraham – Review

 

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Sometimes it takes a Saint to love a Sinner.

There’s something for everyone in this collection of 15+ romance stories from today’s USA Today bestselling, award-winning, and rising star authors. From reluctant billionaires to displaced gods, century old vampires to young lovers just about to graduate high-school, love strikes where it will, and who’s to say a Sinner is any less deserving of happiness than a Saint?

Let us tempt you to take a walk on the wild side, unleash a little bit of the sinner inside you to find that romance you’ve always been waiting for.

These original stories are packed with unforgettable characters, amazing romances, and intense emotion that will leave you on the edge of your seat waiting for more. From sweet to sultry, these stories will have you reading long into the night.

Anthology Author list

Shaunna Rodriguez
Andi Lawrencovna
Angelina Kerner
C.A. King
B.K. Harrell
Crystal StClair
Madison Granger
Hannah Earl
Deborah Garland
Megan Kuykendall
Payne Craven
M.A. Abraham
Tricia Daniels
AnnaMarie Gardner
Didi Oviatt
Darlene Kuncytes
S.E. Winters
Raven Genevieve

 

Review:

The Temple by M.A. Abraham is a novella that is part of the Sinners and Saints Anthology. Above is the list of authors participating in this Anthology and a brief description.  Since I read all of M.A. Abraham’s work, this review is only on her novella The Temple.  Brief description: Ele is a powerful goddess in her own right, so she doesn’t worry about her safety as her sisters think she should. She is beautiful in ways that catches the wrong type attention. In order to keep her safe, her sisters blackmail a god from another world to take Ele into his care.  Sagan is a warrior god on his planet and every bit as powerful as Ele. He is also the epitome of what every woman thinks a god should look like. Without seeing Ele, he promises to keep her safe and keep his distance. After seeing Ele, he doubts if he can keep his word.

At the start we meet Ele, our heroine, and her sisters, who fear their sister in law is planning on doing something bad to Ele.  Normally, Ele could handle herself, as she is one of the most powerful goddesses, but the sisters decide to make sure she is safe.   They call upon a warrior god, Sagan, to protect her and after being convinced, he takes Ele to his planet. Even though she is surprised, Ele knows why she is on this planet, and takes it upon herself to womanize the planet which is bare everywhere.  Slowly, Sagan finds himself attracted to her, and tries to win her over.

When Sagan goes away for awhile to handle his bad brother, he returns to find that his home, and his warriors have totally changed, due to Ele’s influence.  When his brother returns, he decides to make Ele his own, and the two battle it out.

What follows is a battle that will involve Sagan, his brother Chase, and their father, whom Ele saved.  Sagan manages to be a step ahead of Chase, but learns that the danger sits with the father. Will Sagan survive? What happens to Ele when she manages to escape and return home?  You will need to read this short story to find out. 

I really enjoyed this quick read, and was happy with how the story concluded. M.A. Abraham once again gives us a fun story line, with great characters.

Reviewed by Barb

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