In this latest installment of the Heaven Sent Series, Jet Mykles brings together all of our favorite characters. This compilation story is so well written that even though it could be an end to the series it leaves you ready for more adventures with these amazing characters. Her descriptions and stories draw the reader in and force to stay until the very end. This is just another amazing book to add to the growing list of amazing work from Ms. Mykles.

When guitarist Brent Rose breaks his arm before a New Year’s gig, personal conflict with all of the band members and their significant others come to the forefront. Tyler wants to be a parent but is not sure whether Johnnie wants to be one. Luc has gotten his big break in movies and now has his leading lady stalking him, Reese trusts Luc but he just can’t stand his leading lady. Chris has just taken a job that his keeping him away from Darien, that wouldn’t be so bad except the job is for his ex. Darien knows the ex wants Chris back. With Brent recovering from his broken arm, he and Hell are having to deal with what if’s in their relationship. This New Year’s if the men are going to find their Happily Ever After, they are going to need a Genesis.

Jet Mykles never disappoints and this chapter in the lives of the Heaven Sent group is just as fabulous as the rest of the series. The story is so well written and so sensual that it makes it a must read novel. This is an author that just has to be read and appreciated. I can’t wait to read whatever she has in store for us next.

Filed Under: January 2008 Loose Id Reviews	About the Book: Genre: contemporary ISBN: 978-1-59632-604-0 Page Count: 124 Price: $ 4.99 Reviewer: Kimberley Spinney
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Sensuality Rating: Sizzling Star Rating: 5 Stars Author's Website: http://www.computerotika.com/

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