Title: Veiled Secrets

Author: Jodi Vaughn

Genre: Adult Romance, Paranormal

Publisher: Jodi Vaughn

Format: Paperback      

Pages: 398

Rating: 3.5/5 stars

*Warning: Mature Content. Parents please be advised.*

Synopsis (Goodreads):

Celeste Hart has always known she was different. Growing up in the South, she knows that having prophetic visions makes her a freak, cursed, or worse… evil.

But one night of passion leads to something she never expected… a child on the way, and now, discovering who she is has never been more important. Discovery of her Fae heritage plunges her into a paranormal world she has to accept.

Eric Nordstrom runs his life like he runs his multibillion dollar business… with precision and focus. He never lets his emotions get in the way of what he wants. But Celeste Hart intrigues him with her gentle character even though he can’t help but suspect her motives.

After blackmailing her into marriage to protect his reputation, his family falls under demonic attacks. And he has to face his own past to protect his new family.

The threat of a supernatural war…

Bound together by more than passion, Celeste and Eric soon realize they will have to work together to defeat the evil headed straight for them. Shadowed by danger they enter a world they didn’t know existed.

When the Fae and demons collide, all hell will break loose.

Review:

Thank you very much to the author for sending me this book in exchange for an honest review.

This book is very different from what I’m used to reading. It is definitely an adult romance novel, with some paranormal aspects to it.

The book starts out by introducing us to the main character: Celeste. She is trying to figure out who she is. She these terrifying nightmares and she needs to find out what they are all about. She goes to a party in search of a book, but instead she finds the handsome CEO of the company, Eric. After a night of passion, Celeste becomes pregnant and is kinda forced into marrying Eric. The rest of the book is her figuring out who she is, and how to deal with this new outlook on life.

I found it kinda weird that she slept with him after literally just meeting him. And then when she goes to tell him she’s pregnant, her parents come with her. The reasoning behind all of this is explained later, but at the beginning, I wasn’t sure if I was going to like it based on the first few chapters. It was a little unbelievable to me, especially that an adult would bring her parents to explain she’s pregnant, but I slowly became interested in Celeste and what was going to happen to her.

Also, again I want to stress that this is a book written for adults and there is a lot of mature content in this book. I would only recommend this book to those of you who enjoy reading adult paranormal romance novels.

Happy reading!