Elisabeth Naughton

After being rescued from the Underworld, Gryphon is plagued by strange voices and an evil foreboding. His believes that his only hope for salvation is to track down the goddess who cursed him until he meets Maelea.

Enslaved

JoLee

Enslaved was 3 stars, likable book for me. I really wanted to love it with a tortured, wounded hero and an outcast heroine but was not feeling a connection with them all the time. For me Enslaved started out good with Gryphon and Malea escaping, but while trying to escape, out of the blues her attitude changed and bang all of a sudden she is scared and has to escape from Gryphon. After that, the rest of the book was choppy and just did not flow right. I think they were perfect for each other but I felt more connected with them as an individual than a couple. I adored Gryphon’s protective, alpha male side and felt bad as Malea thought she was invisible to everyone. Love the action with lots of twist that I did not see coming but for me it was lacking in the romance department. The sexual tension just was not there, more of inner thoughts from Gryphon on what he would like to do sexually to Malea.

ARC provided by NetGalley for an honest review.

Originally posted at Wickedly Delicious Book Blog

Enslaved

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