Draw of the Bane A Paranormal Romance (The Blueblood Legacies)
by Amy Bol
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Draw of the Bane
The Blueblood Legacies
Wolves are born to breed. And Mila's blood was some of the rarest and most coveted, the most arousing, regal...powerful. Yet, she lives alone; hiding in America since childhood as a refugee of a great den war, having already watched everyone she's ever cared about die around her. She refuses to give into the urges of her wolf blood -See More...
When Landon wanders onto her property hunting the wolves responsible for his parents' death, she allows the wounded human to recover in her home against her better judgment. They soon discover they share a common enemy, and an attraction unlike anything the strong, stubborn and powerful young blueblood has ever experienced. But when the looming battle descends upon them, they must both learn to trust each other if they want to survive.
According to Mila's description, Landon is at least 6'4" with broad shoulders and muscular build. His eyes are beautiful, not green or blue but a soft grey that lingers in-between. More bodily description is hidden in the story. Anyway he is optimistic about success. Given his background in the military, he possessed leadership in him. What the heck is with leadership anyway? Is he gonna lead a business company in the middle of an isolated forest? lol Survival, duh. Sarcasm aside. For me he is not a complicated character. He has this teenage/boyish attitude in him and he is such a flirt *blushes. Damn I could kiss his grin off.
"Why Mila," he said, leaning in playfully, "are you telling me that you would lead me into a trap knowingly? One that would cause me significant," he spoke more slowly, "bodily," his mouth was so close to her ears, "harm?"
Myrna Evangeline Vucemilovic (my tongue just got twisted). This girl.. This girl is bad-ass. I cannot say more. lol jk.. Well she has a strawberry blonde hair with emerald green eyes and according to Landon "... you have the most amazing green eyes I've ever seen, but I'm pretty sure just behind them is a whole lot of crazy and you have about as much social skill.". She has some skeleton in the closet thats why she is stubborn and highly guarded. She has an aggressive side, aggressive in terms of "sticks and stones may break my bones but 'L and on' excite me" lol no bondage, i swear.
Even the looming threat couldn't keep her eyes from wandering to the hard muscles of his body as he worked, or her thoughts from drifting to everything Landon, his smell, his deep voice, his boyish grin, and the way he made her forget about the threat and memory of death all around them.
This book has me hooked in my seat to the point I shrugged off my growling stomach. I thought it would be a typical wolf-vampire story, but alas there is no vampire involve. Anyway the author has her way of putting the right elements into the whole story to make it unique to other stories that has the same genre per se. The typical meeting-to-know each other with flirting involve is not quite present in the story, they had this lots of exchanging questions and Landon rants a lot. Well Mila is mysterious so I get him and come on, if given the chance you would not let that hot guy out of your sight so let your creativity work so that he would not be out of sight, out of mind(pffft).
Their friendly relationship is smooth but guarded. It is Landon, who first open up about his dark secrets as to why he is in the forest with all those guns (ammo and etc.) that are not suitable for hunting. The story progresses so as their affection to each other, until all feelings broke loose and the ever kept arousal is unleashed. And that, ladies and gentlemen is the reason why Mila's secret is revealed. I was like "Holy Sheephanzee, did that just happen?". You want to know what is her secret? I'll leave it to you to investigate (heh).
The explanation about Wolf history, Mila's genealogy or Bane whatso-pancake-ever is not that appealing to me. It is a long read you know, given it is in the 3rd POV(well, me and 3rd POV has things yet to settle) and encountering foreign words(just a few) because she is an effin Croatian, is a stir to my brain. I was like "wait what was that again? ja vam izazfdsbcv..." well here comes google translate and there we have it, the meanings. But it is not there just so the book would contain some colourful wording. Everything is connected so you better read and understand. Well the story has its magnetism that will pull you to read those stuffs, --with a dash of willingness too (you can do it).
Every story has a villain and in Draw of the Bane guess what, the main villain ditch the first book. I really thought that he would show off and claim what's his but damn the author tricked me (haha). I'm actually a bit nervous because maybe this guy will be another swoon worthy character and Landon's match to Mila's heart. Damn I hope so not. But let's just see, another drool worthy character won't hurt the imagination.
Well here comes the part, the ever so awesome ending. It is a happy(?) ending. Quite possibly everything is fine, its just that it is a series so the Landon(heart)Mila love story will probably resume on the next book (duh). There is a lot more in the story so you better grab a copy and stuck your nose in it. I wanna read the second book. *le excited.
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Author's BiographyI have always loved to write. My first book, a novella of short stories titled "Complements of a Dying Man" about losing my young husband to cancer, was a test to learn how to upload my work into Amazon. I was touched by the feedback and positive reviews which describe it as both humorous and heartfelt. But my real love is writing adult, paranormal romance. My first novel in The Blueblood Legacies series, Draw of the Bane, is out now. I'm currently writing the sequel, Rise of the Red Wolf. I live with one hot fiancé and two stubborn little girls who take after their mother (I know, pray for the man of the house). I have a serious addiction to coffee & diet coke, which I have no plans to stop, eat chocolate like they're going to quit making it, and treat April Fools Day as if it were a serious holiday, because, it is. You've been warned. 
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Compliments of A Dying ManAn exerptYou would think that loving a dying person would be difficult. On the contrary, it was the easiest thing I've ever done; far easier than building the world's largest awareness ribbon in his memory, or explaining to two little girls that their father was dying, and definitely easier than learning to accept that I would ever love another man after he was gone. Oh sure, there were tears. But, he made me laugh in a dreary hospital room. He made me laugh while his heart was being shocked on a table in the ER, while being tricked into eating (by me), and even now as I think about the memory of him which remains, I laugh. The man gave me no other option. He complemented our lives with laughter, and so does his memory.
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