Chasing Nicole: A Dark Paranormal Romance book 3
Wintermoon, another Vampire Tale. Nicole and Bobby: We meet Nicole in Nia's story and see her as she awaits her fated mate. And we meet Bobby when we dive into Carla and Amari’s story. Nicole is a therapist in Wintermoon. Nicole rebuilt her life after trauma, one careful boundary at a time. Bobby walked into it - a vampire lieutenant with a revolutionary past and eyes that tracked her every move. His pursuit was relentless. His interest is undeniable.
Bobby never thought he would find his fated mate this fast. Damon and Amari spent centuries waiting for their fated mate. I like Bobby; he was patient, kind, and loving. Spicy scene was A+.
I saw someone say that they didn’t like how Bobby was putting Nicole in harm's way multiple times in this book, but that’s not the whole truth. Nicole was very stubborn; she didn’t like to listen. I felt so sorry for Nicole for what happened to her before she met Bobby. Anthony Tucker, a radical, snuck into her home with more men and did horrible things to her. Ever since then, Nicole has had nightmares every night about what happened to her. Nicole has aggravated me at times in this book. She was very stubborn. She said she wanted to be in her soft girl era, but instead, she was always fighting Bobby over things, rather than listening to what would keep her safe. Josiah made the book more interesting. Josiah didn’t give two fucks. He was funny as hell, too. I was disappointed by how everyone treated him, as if he were a monster. Josiah was enslaved until 1823, when Damon turned him in after being beaten nearly to death as a runaway. Josiah got a lot of trauma. He watched his mother and siblings get taken, and he also watched his child get killed in front of him. That's why I liked it when Nicole and Josiah became close; it felt like she could understand him and relate to him, and Josiah knew that. Josiah looks at Nicole as his sister; she reminds him of his sister. Josiah's book is next, can't wait because babee he's going to raise hell. Anthony Tucker got what he deserved. It's about time that scene was good. When Nicole became a Vampire, she was doing a lot, not listening, and she hated it at first. She even blames Bobby for turning her, even though he did it to save her life. The Scene when she came to the academy after she was turned was sad; nobody wanted her there. Bobby and Amari tried to warn her that the other shifters don't like vampires. They learn how to deal with it, and Bobby said she will as well. But at the same time, she is a newborn Vampire; she could have hurt someone, she didn't have control over her abilities, etc., so I could see why they didn’t want her there right now. The students thought it was cool that she is a Vampire. But when she slapped Angie, she deserved it, 'cause Angie could be a bitch at times, but she was also an honest person who said rude things. Those damn spiders, Kemnebi and Moria, are something else. They're funny too, even Tori, when she was going back and forth with Nicole because Nicole was sitting in her spot next to her daddy, Amari. I dislike how long it took her to claim Bobby, basically, to the end of the book. Nicole and Nia made up, that's good. Ezra and Aye, I can't wait to read their book; it's going to be interesting. Ezra is a dragon, and Aye is a wolf; they are fated mates just like Torin and Nala were. They are so young, too, still kids. Ezra is so sweet with his little poems to Aye.
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🪐 Josiah sounds like the real star of this book! So excited for his own story, hope it's as wild as you say!