It isn't the least bit surprising why Cormac falls for him so fast.Ĭormac is intriguing and kind in his own way. He's damaged and hurting but strong and capable but mostly he is willing to do what he needs to do. We learn a little more about Sean throughout the book, bits that explain his behaviors that aren't quite normal. I think any of my friends who are fans of Urban Fantasy and who aren't homophobic would love this book. I think Belleau did a ton of research and it shows. The story is complex, riddled with fae lore, some of it familiar, some a bit new, with a lot of twists and turns. The book could stand on it's own without the romance, although it wouldn't have been as good. This was a modern fantasy with the M/M romance an equally large component. This was everything I'm looking for in a book: excitement, danger, fast pace, love, fear, sweetness, near-death peril, twists, complexity, etc. When Sean and Cormac are thrust backward in time to Ireland's violent historyand their own dark paststhey must work together to escape the curse and save their fragile relationship.īook One of the Layers of the Otherworld series

The pair develop an unexpected and intensely sexual bond, but are threatened at every turn when Sean's case attracts the unwelcome attention of the mad sidhe lords of ancient Ireland.

But Sean has real magic in his pocket, and even though Cormac is a descendant of legendary druids, he soon finds himself out of his depth.and not because Sean's the first man he's felt anything for in a long time. And only one person can help.Ĭormac Kelly runs a paranormal investigation business and doesn't have time to deal with misinformed tourists like Sean. Sean never asked to be an O'Hara, and he didn't ask to be cursed by one either.Īfter inheriting a hexed druid stone from his great-grandfather, Sean starts reliving another man's torture and death.every single night.

Cruce de Caminos by Heidi Belleau