Book Lover's Hideaway: BLB Tour Review Torn Asunder by Kiki Howell

Aubrey Griffen is a witch whose true reasons for coming to London soon fall to the wayside when she catches the eye of Edmund Bryant, the Marquess of Dalysbury. He seduces her into a whirlwind romance until the lies and threats of his mother force her to flee to Triaill Brimuir, a secret island of her ancestors off the coast of Ireland. Edmund goes after her only to be hit by Aubrey’s confusion and anger when she magically transforms him into an elemental beast of her own creation.

However, it is when Edmund’s lust mysteriously turns him back into a man that the couple are forced to deal with a family secret and untold of powers. Now, Edmund must learn to shift himself into the beast in order to save her in a battle of black verses white magic.

Fraught with scenes of explicit intimacy, romantic spells and mystical shapeshifting, Torn Asunder is a unique blending of the age of manners with sexual magic.

Review:

This is my first book that I have read by Kiki Howell and I found I was drawn the wonderful world of Aubrey and Edmund. I haven't to be honest read too many regency romances and found myself clicking to read faster.

Aubrey a witch came to London to live with her cousins Lord and Lady Sanderly, to learn her craft where she meets and falls in love with Edmund.

My heart broke for this couple almost like Romeo and Juliet, It seemed everything was against this couple. Edmund's mother I wanted to slap a few dozen times.

This story was told beautifully, you could feel the emotions of both Aubrey and Edmund as they fight to be together. All the obstacles that lay before them you honestly don't think they will.

Would I recommend? Yes if you love regency with a taste of paranormal, along with some hot steamy scenes this book is for you.

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