****Reviewed for Prism Book Alliance®****

4.5 Stars -

Saviours of Oestend was a richly nuanced tale that made me really think about subjects such as gender and sexuality in a way I never really had before. Both Dante and Cami, and Simon and Frances faced barriers in their relationships that are not the norm for m/m romance. I really enjoyed my time with these flawed but good characters.

It is hard to explain much of what the book made me feel without giving away spoilers. Suffice it to say it did make me feel for these people and their circumstances greatly. The setting was rich and eerie. The paranormal aspect was well done and compelling. The sex was at turns sweet and hot, but never felt gratuitous.

I recommend reading book one fairly close to book two to get the most out of the story. We see a lot of Aren and Deacon and revisit Dante’s unrequited relationship with Deacon. Plus a lot of the wraith background that is essential is covered in book one.

Saviours of Oestend was an exceptional book.