Storm of Sin

Storm of Sin completely shocked me in a good way! This is the first paranormal romance book that I’ve read. The beginning grabbed my attention and held me throughout the story. There were some moments that absolutely punched me in the gut. It’s been a long time since a story has done that, and it was perfect! I enjoyed the unusual plot that brings together paranormal, suspense, thriller, and romance.

Sin and Zoe definitely shouldn’t work as a couple in any way shape or form, but dang if they don’t mesh together perfectly. The pull between them is intense and passionate. They are two grumpy, independent characters that do not want to have connections, but it happens whether they like it or not. Initially, Sin comes across as a hard, obnoxious character, but he grew on me as he gave into his feelings.

The side characters are unique and fascinating. I love Kunchin, a yeti, and Dina, a cheetah shifter. Creating these others had to be fun and creative.

Patricia D. Eddy is a master at igniting your emotions and making you feel the horror, pain, and trauma of her characters. Her ability to create an entire world of others among humans without going too far and becoming unbelievable is superb. I can’t wait to listen to the audiobook.

Fast pace paranormal mystery. Zoe a San Fransisco detective finds herself working for the Bureau of Other Worldly. Zoe is investigating the death of her partner Temple. Zoe’s new partner Sin does what he can to help. Once they uncover the culprits the story moves at a quick pace as they uncover clues! A few twists and turns later many truths are uncovered!

Patricia D Eddy is a master storyteller and has enthralled me in this world of the Other. She created incredibly beautiful and broken characters in Sin and Zoe. Jason Clarke and Maxine Mitchell did a phenomenal job of narrating these characters. I was riveted to the audiobook. Listening to Storm of Sin was my second time with this story and these characters, and it was even more incredible. I was swept up in the suspense and action, and Jason Clarke has the perfect resonance in his voice for both an angel and a demon.

Wow! I absolutely loved this book. Amazing characters and wonderful plot. Very beautifully written and easy to read.

Sinclair is a half demon, half angel. He is working as a detective for the Bureau of the Occult and the Other. Shortly B.O.O 😹

He and his co-workers investigate the crimes that people know nothing about. But when he gets a new partner, a human one, his world will never be the same.

Zoe Dawes was a junior detective with the San Francisco Police Department when she was seriously injured. Now, after her recovery, she is assigned to B.O.O. Her partner is a grumpy but very handsome half demon. She dislikes him, but at the same time feels safe with him.

When they investigate their first case together, Sin realises that his days are numbered, that the demon who did this will be coming for him. He is torn, he doesn’t want to put Zoe at risk, but he can’t stay away from her. I loved their chemistry and passion. They were made for each other.

Overall I loved this book very much. If you’re looking for a supernatural law enforcement, secret identity, romantic suspense then you’re going to love it.

I expected to love this, knowing that Patricia Eddy has a way of creating sinfully (yep, I said it) delicious paranormals alongside a heavy dose of intrigue in every novel of hers that I've read. It certainly didn't disappoint.

When Zoe - the first human to be brought onto a supernatural police force - gets thrown into working alongside a demon named Sin, his attitude and arrogance towards her seem misplaced and counterproductive to the case that's tossed at their feet. Little do either of them know that the secrets of their separate pasts will collide with the horror they fight to eradicate before it takes over their city - and lives. The mysteries littered throughout the novel make it a very suspenseful read that'll be hard to put down, with a satisfying ending to cap off that journey.