The biggest problem I have is the wait until the final book coming out in October.Ĥ.5* An Unnatural Vice is a great continuation of the Sins of the Cities series. In a nutshell, a fun listen that is well worth a credit. The narrator does his usual great job of giving unique voices to each character. The sex scenes work well as does the eventual solid partnership they form together. Nathaniel struggles to put aside his self righteousness but does so once he sees Justin's reality is less privileged than his own. Justin is, to me, the more interesting as someone who will do whatever he can to keep his precarious social position as his protection from poverty and the streets.

Charles is that her characters are not without flaws and issues. The initial attraction grows to something more when danger follows them in the fog polluted streets of Victorian London. But that doesn't stop them from wanting to rub each in other ways (sorry, easy joke). Following an enemies to lovers storyline, the cynical psychic Justin rubs the crusading journalist Nathaniel the wrong way. While the first book in the series had a gentleness between the two main characters, in this book there is friction and sparks. That remains the favorite, but I definitely enjoyed the second installment of the Sins of the Cities series. Charles is an auto buy for me ever since the Magpie series. As killers, fanatics, and fog close in, Nathaniel is the only man Justin can trust - and, perhaps, the only man he could love. They are both caught up in an aristocratic family's secrets, and Justin holds information that could be lethal. And as their battle of wills and wits heats up, Justin finds he can't stop thinking about the man who's determined to ruin him.īut Justin and Nathaniel are linked by more than their fast-growing obsession with one another. Hostile, disbelieving, utterly irresistible Nathaniel is a fascinating challenge.

Justin feels no remorse for the lies he spins during his séances. He doesn't expect to meet a man with a sinful smile and the eyes of a fallen angel - or that a shameless swindler will spark his desires for the first time in years. Nathaniel expects him to be a cheap, heartless fraud. First on his list is the so-called Seer of London, Justin Lazarus. In the sordid streets of Victorian London, unwanted desire flares between two bitter enemies brought together by a deadly secret.Ĭrusading journalist Nathaniel Roy is determined to expose spiritualists who exploit the grief of bereaved and vulnerable people.

An Unseen Attraction by K.J. Charles