Book REview: A Mating of Convenience

“I have to get out of here.”
“I can’t stay.”
“Let me go.”
 
Taken against her will, forced to work under threat of death, and frantic over her sister’s failing health, Dr. Nina Evans is determined to escape. Her kidnappers have explained their reasons and she’s being treated well --very well -- under the circumstances. And she’s making progress with her DNA research. And then there’s the little matter of her conflicting emotions every time Boaz Masters is near.
 
But she doesn’t like her options, if they can even be called that. Through no fault of her own, she knows about The People. Therefore, she has to accept a mate or die.
 
She can’t die. Her sister needs her.
 
And while Boaz is undeniably handsome and gentle and kind and her insides go all mushy around him, she can’t possibly stay with him. He’s not even human. She can’t mate with a monster.
 
Only it’s really hard to think of Boaz like that.
 
Boaz wants the beautiful doctor. He wanted her before he even met her, from the moment he got a whiff of her sexy, ambrosial scent. It drives him crazy. And the better he knows Nina, the more he wants to be with her, the more he needs to protect her. But he won’t force her. Can he restrain himself long enough to woo her? Hold out long enough to save her life?
 
Because without his protection, without the bond, she will die.
 
A Mating of Convenience, fourth book of the Rabbit River Series, reunites us with characters we love and plunges us into the passionate struggle between Nina and Boaz.  Does romance stand a chance when so many outside forces threaten? Maybe a bond can be forced. But can love?
 
What do you think? Spend time with Nina and Boaz as raw emotion and honesty strip both of them bare.
 
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