Siren's Kiss

By: Erin R Flynn

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A few months after the mayhem in Vegas, FBI Division Chief Seraphine Thomas is still juggling too much… And adding more onto her shoulders. However, there has been significant traction on making things better for paranormals in the country. And with work going well, it’s time she finally handle her personal life a bit. Things blow up after stumbling through all the problems over the past several months, and it leaves Sera to reevaluate her life and the path she’s on. There’s always too much wanted from her and too many ways to be pulled. But maybe the answer is to start enjoying new and interesting instead of fighting that it doesn’t fit into what she knows? The club is opening, and while Simone handled most of it, thrilled things are going well and jobs for the community it provides, Sera is happy at the subterfuge it creates to protect her and the ones she loves. But can she push aside who she was and become who she needs to, or will she let it fail everyone and herself? Seraphine Thomas is a crime series filled with Chicago attitude and a strong heroine that pushes what most would think a female lead capable of, along with the heat being involved with several men brings while trying to figure out what she wants.

Really got into this series as am loving how it co

I will say that the main character, Seraphine, can get a little annoying just because all of these bad things happen to her, and she blames herself, and all of her relationships start great, fall apart, and work their way back together again.

Especially if you are reading the books right after the other, be prepared for a little emotional back-and-forth because of not only Sera's emotional rollercoaster but also that of her relationships and even business partners.

But even saying this I would definitely recommend this series to those interested in the RH genre! This book defines it a little differently and I love how there is that difference the separates it from the usual RH series.

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Great book to read and if you get used to AI narrations then you will enjoy