
Tide of Tricks
Shadows of London Series, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Cornell Collins
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By:
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Ariana Nash
A darkness runs deep beneath London....
Reeling from recent revelations and forced to lie for Kempthorne, the unthinkable happens: Dom fails the latent competency test. One more strike and he'll be deemed unstable, have his registration stripped, and the life he's come to love at Kempthorne & Co will be over.
If that weren't bad enough, someone is stalking him, taunting him. Someone who knows what Dom did all those years ago.
While Dom juggles Kempthorne's lies and his own shady past, latents are being murdered. The police won't help, so it's up to Dom, Kempthorne, and new recruit Kage (Hollywood) to find the killer, before they strike too close to home.
Dom soon finds himself at the heart of it all with his control slipping, his trick breaking free, and the shadows rising.
He's coming undone. And for unstable latents, there's only one way out....
Contains mature themes.
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The main character is a latent and gay. Ex military, he works for an agency to identify and remove artifacts before they can be a hazard to other latents and the community.
The story is filled with intrigue and suspicion. The hero stumbles through the mysteries of murder and mayhem yearning for, and occasionally hooking up with other sexy investigators.
The story's only failure is that each book spends the last chapter setting the reader up for a cliffhanger. This is irritating and not needed since the basic story is enough to pull the reader to the next book.
Mr. Collins has a rich voice which carries the strong British accents well. I advise listening at a slower speed, say 95%, to enjoy his voice even more while keeping you from missing any of the dialog.
Interesting Story but with cliff hangers.
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Great story. Great narration.
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Dom's boss Kempthorne is cool and enigmatic, a bit of an asshole and the guy every reader wants to know more about. You just know there are so many secrets this guy has that he has to be Dom's love interest. Or is he? Because Dom seems to be attracted to the boy next door cowboy American Kage, not Kempthorne. Hmmmn...
The possible romance triangle is only one layer to this story. The others are about latents and artifacts and things Kempthorne is hiding and Dom's past and...
It's all very twisted and delicious and reminds me a bit of the X-Men. After all latents are mutants really. And Dom is like a British version of Gambit, a guy with charged playing cards who came from a New Orleans thieves gang. Dom came from an East End criminal gang and there's his trick, a pack of cards. Now, whether Kempthorne or Kage turns out to be Dom's Rogue, I'm sure that will come out in subsequent books.
Latents=Mutants?
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This book begins to move things along in our story arc and we have Hollywood back in the mix. Kempthorne continues to evade all of Dom's questions, Hollywood is not all that he says he is and then, in an awful escalation....people die.
This was a GREAT book. Instead of losing steam, things continue to build. Confidences are strained and it looks like we are seeing different sides of a battle.
I loved, loved this book and am stopping right there because I have got to go and start the next book. :)
Great Book!!
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Exciting and twisted story
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CHAPTER 21
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The main character is annoying!
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