The Necromancer's Dilemma (The Beacon Hill Sorcerer Book 2) by SJ Himes

Author:SJ Himes [Himes, SJ]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Tags: romance, love, gay, family, hunters, paranormal, drama, erotic, mates, pack
Publisher: SJ Himes
Published: 2016-06-30T16:00:00+00:00

Isaac sniffled, wiping at his cheeks, ashamed to be crying. He didn’t even know why he was crying, not really. Hardly the first time he’d been kissed. The last time was months ago, right before an undead monster ripped Greg apart right in front of him.

Isaac sighed heavily, and sat up, dislodging Eroch. The sleepy dragon opened one yellow eye and blinked at him before wiggling down into the spot he was just in. Isaac gave a short, wet chuckle before sliding from bed, legs weak and trembling. He thought about putting his shoes back on and returning to the crash site, but the mere possibility of seeing Batiste again stopped that thought really quick.

He hoped Angel didn’t kill him.

Isaac made his way haltingly out of his room, and looked into the open door across the hall. Daniel’s room was dark, the bed still made. Daniel had come home with Angel, and it was late. His brother’s apprentice usually went to bed early, except when Angel was still up and at home. Daniel liked being near Angel when they were home, as if the only safe place was in Angel’s orbit. Isaac got it, kind of, as Angel was a badass motherfucker. He was also an asshole, but Isaac saw the merit of keeping Angel between oneself and danger. Angel laughed at danger, literally, and then owned it for breakfast.

Simeon had been attacked, his limo ambushed, and his driver murdered. Danger was coming for them again. Isaac knew the signs. He might have been very young during the last years of the Blood Wars, but he recalled enough long nights of waiting for loved ones to return from fighting their enemies to know what impending bad shit felt like.

Isaac made it into the kitchen, and went for the fridge, ignoring the stack of red apples on the island in a crystal bowl. The apples reminded him of the Master’s kiss, fresh and clean and intoxicating. He shivered, and opened the fridge door, but a paper taped to the fridge caught his eye. It was a note. He frowned, unable to read it in the dark. He yanked it off and walked to the stove, the overhead light left on at night.

I need Angel. Hurry.

--Daniel

“Eroch!” Isaac yelled, reading the address at the bottom of the hastily scratched note. The dragon screeched and Isaac heard him flying down the hall. He flicked on the lights, and saw Daniel’s smartphone left on the island next to the apples. He hadn’t taken it with him. The screen was cracked and the case broken.

Isaac hadn’t raised the wards when he left after Angel. Daniel had been in his room changing, and presumably Daniel didn’t know Isaac and Angel left. Had someone gotten in?

He looked back down at the address, and swallowed nervously.

Macavoy Court, Cambridge. Daniel went home regularly, but this time Isaac suspected it wasn’t willingly.

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