Magic, Demons and the Hunter: Enchanted Ink Paranormal MMM romance

THIS IS A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.!!! Fast paced, with no time to catch your breathe. Three truly beautiful men, fated mates travel a road of magical heartbreak. Eliphas is a powerful witch. Pierre is his familiar. Raymond is the human demon hunter. These three travel down a path forged by dark magic and deceit. I loved this relationship with all its nuances and intrigue. Love so deep that even magic couldn't hold it back. I don't know how JP SAYLE can even create a masterpiece like this. This Book just engulfed me!! I want a tattoo!! I HIGHLY, HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm really really loving this new world they've created here. Not only is the story compelling, filled with a ton of magical awesomeness, it's so very 🔥🔥🔥!Fanned myself through a couple scenes, whew. Not a good idea when it's 111 outside lol.I'll be ready for more anytime, happily be one clicking any story in this series!

This was a great addition to the Enchanted Ink series! I felt the longing Pierre and Eli had for their third, who they believed was gone, from the first book so I was so excited to find out where their story was going to lead them. Meeting Mondo and being able to see how things transpired through his eyes was a treat. I can't wait to read more from this world!!

This is Mondo, Pierre, and Eli’s story, and all in all it’s an engrossing one. There’s plenty of emotion here, along with some significant obstacles, which invests their dynamic with layers of the fraught and urgent. Their relationship trajectory isn’t so much about building their connection— they’re meant to be together— so much as managing to get all three together at the same time/ confronting the things that have kept them apart (vague here to avoid spoilers, but there's no shortage of angst and drama). While the romance can stand alone, there’s a through line for some important elements of plot and world building that begins in the first book in the series, so I’d recommend starting there, if you haven’t already. This book does a nice job of advancing those overarching plot lines and deepening the nuances of the world building— there’s mystery and magic and a narrative landscape that shifts in fascinating ways. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

A shifter, a mage and a hunter make for an interesting romance. They had to lose each other before they could get each other back. Mondo who Eli and Pierre thought was dead for years, is actually alive but suffering from amnesia. These three have quite a steamy chemistry and they like to express that intimately, frequently now that they are all together again. I really enjoyed all the magic in this world though. It is complex and unique. Each of these books though by different authors are woven seamlessly into the same world and timeline.

JP Sayle brings us book two of this new Enchanted Ink series. These books focus on a Salem, Mass. coven finding their mates. Each mating is a triad consisting of a witch, their familiar and a human.Pierre, a skunk shifter, and Eliphas, a mage, believe their third was killed one October night. Randolph, a Celestial Council Hunter, has a mental block that covers the same period. Sent to aid Cassius' Salem coven investigate demons cursing mates, he sees one of the men that he's been dreaming about for the past five years. His mates. Pierre and Raymond get captured by the demons and it takes the entire inner coven to rescue them.The world building continues with this new author and new triad. A fast moving and quick read. The sex is super hot and also very tender. While the triad gets their HEA, new questions arise. Who is the black witch aiding the demons? Could it be a Celestial Council witch? Who wants revenge on the coven and why?Book ends on a cliffhanger. Hopefully the next one is going to be soon. Because I can't wait.

Pierre…shifterElisha's/Eli..mageRaymond/Mondo..hunterPierre and Eli celebrate their love for their lost third every year on the anniversary of his death. Neither man has any idea that Mondo isn’t dead.This continues the series with a different author. I liked the three, but they all seemed a bit shallow. Their relationship was spicy even though they all said it needed to slow down, but didn’t seem to.The Salem coven has some really interesting characters. Lots of people to keep track of. While I loved the idea of “enchanted ink”, the magic just seemed an easy answer to any issues, same problem I had with the first book). Problems seemed to melt away or were brushed aside. While my star rating might not show it I mostly liked the story and will read any further books.

It is a fantastic, fast-paced, and delicious read. I really loved the characters and very interesting story. Pierre, Eli, and Mondo are awesome, and I can not wait to read more from this world.

3.5/5 The overall plot of this novel carries on the series arc, so I definitely recommend reading the series in order.I liked all three MCs in their own way, but between needing to do the three POVs and the paranormal plot, it felt like we lost out on the relationship. This feels like a weird thing to say given that the book 100% revolves around the relationship, but somehow it’s so much about getting the three literally together at the same time when everyone knows what the score is (and is conscious) that there is actually very little relationship *building*. I believe that the three of them care about one another and that what kept them apart caused grief and misery for all of them. I just wanted to actually see them date and get to know one another and fall in love.I did enjoy delving further into the plot with the demons and the deepening mystery of what is going on. The demon magic in this book—and the cages—were very creepy! The crystals were intriguing, and it was nice to see the coven come together again. It’s definitely keeping me eager to read the future books in the series and get to the bottom of everything—and I want to see lots more fated mates!I received an ARC from GRR. This is my honest review.