#mindslayer

Superhero Mindslayer Mindslayer was the leader of the Titan Triad, a superhero team that specialized in the control, containment and/or extermination of Great Beasts, though they also had experience with crime syndicates and supervillains.

While Vektrans are a common sight among ADL (Astral Drift License) facilities, only a handful have ever registered as superheroes, with Mindslayer being one of them.

Mindslayer's Astral Drift is "Dark Web", allowing him to extend his Vektran nervous system into long wires fit for grappling, swinging and restraining. The wires can be thick or thin, weaves into webs or single ropes. Through them, Mindslayer can perform the similar psychic domination ability his people are known for and directly control others like puppets on strings.

Forbidden Journey

by Willa Hart

Mindslayer #2

Supernatural | Reverse Harem | Dystopian

My secret is out and my fate is still undecided--dead or mated? I'm not sure which is worse.

The Roya Tripsett—the three deadly and totally irresistible princes of our Kingdom—know my secret and now the most terrifying of the warrior brothers wants to claim me as his fated mate, despite his brothers’ misgivings. But that’s nothing compared to the fact a very powerful enemy wants me dead. When a pack of assassins comes for me, I have no choice but to run for my life.

Straight into the forbidden Dark Forest.

The bloodthirsty wolf shifters that lurk there could end me just as easily as the cold-blooded killers, but it turns out I’m my own worst enemy. When the Wolveskin find me on the verge of death, I learn I’m linked to the vicious race and now their king has set his sights on me. If I’m not careful, I might just get myself and everyone who loves me killed.

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Note: I received this book from the author and I voluntarily give this review, it is my honest opinion.

Forbidden Journey is the second book in the Mindslayer reverse harem series and it was so good, I loved it.

After the events in the first book, Forbidden Power, Meela and Taraz find themselves among unexpected allies while Sarkany and Leo find themselves in hot water. Meela so discovers more about her past and her future all the while growing closer to prince Taraz and learning about their new allies. Things aren't looking so good, the brothers are separated, Meela doesn't yet understand her importance and the kingdom is under the control of a vicious regent who wants nothing but the separation of the people and power. Meela has everything stacked against her but hopeful with her support of the people around her she'll be able to pull through.

I loved Forbidden Journey so much, the story just flew by and I devoured every single moment of it. Once again we get to hear from Meela and the three princes and I love seeing things from their pov. So much happened and I don't want to spoil so I can say that new and very interesting characters got introduced, more of Meela's past and possible future was unveiled and Meela is getting closer to Taraz.

There were a couple of things I had issues with, one there was an issue between Meela and Taraz that didn't get explained. One minute there was an issue and then the next minute everything was fine, I felt that since it was a big issue that there should have been a scene with them reconciling. The other issue, the ending confused me. I thought one thing was going on and that one character felt a certain way then everything did a complete one-eighty and I don't know what happened. Maybe it was purposeful done and is part of the plot but I was left a little confused. It didn't take away from the story for me, I still enjoyed it but these are the reasons why I had it give it four stars instead of five.

Forbidden Journey was such a wonderful read, with the drama, action, the diversity, steamy romance, danger and mystery going on how could I not love the story. I laughed and swooned so many times, it was excellent. I can't wait until Willa releases the next book, I have so many questions that I want answers to and I am already dying to get my hands on the next book, Forbidden Union.