It has been so long since I have read this story. There are all kind of things that I didn't remember. I didn't remember the griffons. I didn't remember Garron's rip to Shadowhell. I didn't remember the Sorceress Justice being a traitor. There is a great deal more world building in this book. There is also more information into the personalities of the Covenani. We see more of Serena and we get to know Marina much better. We also get a greater insight into the politics that are causing so much strife with both the Wizard Twins and the Sorceresses. This series promises to be as complicated as Ms. Leigh's Breed series.

I forgot to say anything about Garron in the last review. Garron is the Jonas of this world. He is arrogant, insulting, snide and very caring. Garron has watched over the Sellane court for a very long time. He helped raise Queen Amoria's daughters after their father's death. He taught the girls about magick and the ways of the land. He is their adviser and confidant. I like Garron a lot and I hope that we get to see more of him in any future books.

Marina is stubborn to the point of almost getting herself killed. She can't see that there are situations she can't handle on her own. Marina is also compassionate and caring and very loving. She is the Keeper of the Land and it shows in her actions with the animals and people of her kingdom.

Kia'el and Caise Sashtain have known that Marina is their Consort for years. They have tried to court her so she wouldn't be forced into the Joining. These guys are very dominant. They have darker sexual needs that Marina is probably use to or would want. They find a very unique way to find out if she will except their needs though. I had to grin at their ingenuity. These two are also very power in magick. They save Marina and her sister several times. For all their dominance Kia'el and Caise are also loving and caring. They are some of my favorite heroes in any of Ms. Leigh's books.

Since this is Lora Leigh you should expect lots of very hot sex. She can write some of the steamiest love scenes I have ever read. Ms. Leigh also can write some of the most intriguing mysteries I have read as well. She builds them over a large number of books, always keeping the villain just out of sight. I am guessing that this series will be that way as well. ( )

Really 4.25 stars.
Good book #2 in the Wizard Twin series. Book #1 is "Menage a Magick". My biggest beef with both is the length. They are too short to be stand-alone books and instead (IMHO), all three should have been packaged into one more expensive trilogy book. But having said that...

Marina is the middle daughter and the Guardian of the land. She is tied to her kingdom and cannot leave, but is irresistably drawn to the Sashtain wizard twins.

The Sashtain twins don't know Marina is the Guardian. What they do know is that she is their one true mate, given to them by the goddess...and they have no intention of letting her avoid the bond.

But there is dark, evil magic infiltrating the Marina's kingdom. As the Guardian, she has no choice but to fight, even when this fight threatens her bond with her wizard twins.

If you are offended by explicit sex, or menage relationships...don't read this book. If not...these are going on my keeper shelf! 'Nuff said? ( )

It had it'a moments, but this being the sequel to Menage a Magick, I was disapointed. The first one is much better ( )

#1 Menage A Magick, Wizard Twins Book 1.
This book is an ebook on my computer.