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Henri is a older vampire headed to a
friend’s house after learning that she is very ill and soon to
pass away. Planning on helping anyway in his ability, Henri
leaves his comfortable home in the city and travels to a small
village. When he gets to the house he believes belongs to his
dying friend, Henri finds a blacksmith. A half-naked
blacksmith, who seems to belong at the house, currently making
something.
Nathan is carefree, sexy and impulsive
and to Henri’s amazement he is also the son of his dying
friend. Nathan has always been able to live the way he wanted
until recently at the request of his mother. While unaware of
the true reason for the request, Nathan tries to reign himself
in. When Nathan first meets Henri, he is immediately
attracted to the quietly good-looking man. Nathan is unsure
why his mother has called for Henri and is really not sure if
Henri will accept or resent his passion.
Henri finds out that another old vampire
named Bellario has discovered Nathan’s ability to siphon
powers. Bellario wants Nathan and those powers all to
himself. Henri recently lost a student and now he won’t break
his promise to Nathan’s mother to keep him safe. Nathan and
Henri try to ignore the lightning between them, but at the
same time actions are being put into place to destroy all that
Nathan holds dear. When a mod forces Nathan and Henri to run,
will Henri be able to keep his promise or will Bellario
succeed in getting Nathan under his control?
I have been waiting for Nathan and
Henri’s story since I read the first Blood Lines book.
Currents did not disappoint and was well worth waiting
for. The love and passion that Nathan and Henri have shown in
all the books was there from the very beginning. The battles
that they faced to get their forever could have destroyed them
both if not for the love and immediate understanding between
them. I connected with both Nathan and Henri from the
beginning and Currents just reinforced why.
While the amount and force of tension is a bit different from
previous Blood Lines books, I enjoyed the pace and all the
emotions from start to finish. For anyone who loves the Blood
Lines books, you absolutely won’t want to miss the story of
Nathan and Henri. If you haven’t yet tried the Blood Lines
books (gasp) then here is the very beginning for you. For me,
Currents was a must read, I’m guessing it will
be for others too. |