REVIEW: Amgine – Amara Lynn

Genre: Paranormal

LGBTQ+ Category: Gay

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About The Book

After losing his boyfriend, Joel, in an accident, Niko moves back home to Yverwood. He’s trying to move on with his life. Except there’s just one problem.

His new apartment might be haunted.

With some help from his childhood best friend Cole, and his sibling ghost whisper, Niko might be able to move on… That is, if he can let go of the ghosts of his past and present, and focus on the future that’s right in front of him.

Amgine is an 9300 word novelette ghost story with an m/m/m love triangle. It is the third story in Amara Lynn’s Yverwood series, but can be read and enjoyed on its own.

The Review

Sweet Romance with no explicit scenes.

I love a ghost story. They are one of my favorite things to read. I am not, however, the biggest fan of short stories and novellas. So, when I say I think the author did a good job engaging with the plot from start to finish, it really is a compliment.

This is book 3 of a 3-part series and to be honest, I didn’t feel like I was missing anything, even if I haven’t read the other two.

I would highly recommend this story! Five stars.

The Reviewer

I am D.B. Wilson and I am an avid reader. I was born in Tennessee and lived there until I went to college in Iowa. I spent most of my life in Kansas City and have been a teacher, real estate agent, bookseller, and even a full-time foster parent. My husband and I became full-time RVers in 2017 and now travel with our two dogs Denver and Buddy as he works all over USA as a travel nurse.

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