Musings of a Bookworm: Review: Children of Bacchus by Andrew Grey

Title: Children of Bacchus
Author: Andrew Grey
Genre: Same Sex Paranormal Romance.
Part of a series: Yes, Satyr #1
Length: 308 pages
Format: Kindle Edition
ISBN/ASIN: B002HE1KHO
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Release Date: September 1st 2008
Where I got this book: This is my own e-book.

When Travis inherits the title to a large tract of unspoiled woodlands from his estranged father, he travels there and meets Cembran, a solitary figure who had been driven from his home. But the handsome man who captivates Travis is much more than he seems – he is a magical being, a satyr, and he awakens in Travis realistic, erotic dreams the like of which he has never experienced.

What Travis and Cembran don’t expect is for the dreams to bind them together and warn them of danger – threats against the magical woodlands from developers, against Cembran’s heritage and life with his people, and against Travis and Cembran’s growing love for one another.

It’s the hand of Bacchus himself that leads them into a life with one another: building a family, establishing a home, and battling old demons. And when the dreams return to foretell another threat to their happiness, it will take Cembran, Travis, and all those they love to save not only the satyr community and its lands, but the future Travis and Cembran hope to share together.

My Review

OK I am a massive Andrew grey fan and will read anything with his name on it but a bit of me wishes I had left this well alone.
Now don't me wrong this book was not awful or unreadable but it was slow and at time down right boring. This is a slow story of two men who fall in love and create a little community while facing a few challenges. The thing that saves this book is the fact it is written by Andrew Grey, he makes you want to now even when you are thinking WHY!!!! You still can't just give up and have to keep reading. I wont be reading any more of this series but I will be reading anything else this author writes, I think maybe his contemporary stuff is what he is best at, and for me I will stick with that!