When Daniela Ferreria accepts the comission to steal from the Drakon family little does she know what she's getting herself into. Nicholas is enjoying life as a not-gargoyle but something is not quite right, he's getting pains like those he had when he was transforming and he fears that something they did during the ceremony when the spell was broken may have invalidatated part of the breaking of the spell. He didn't need the distraction of Daniela. When her sister is stolen to encourage her to get her mission finished, they have to act and they have to discover strengths in each other to win.

I liked the story but it didn't seem polished and sometimes felt a bit rushed. It sometimes felt like the author had another idea that they had to add in but were unsure how to link them to the story. I am curious to know how the ability to change into a gargoyle again is going to change things, so I'm curious about the future with these characters but I'm not heavily invested in the world or the characters. Readable but not spectacular. ( )

In Munson’s paranormal romance novel, Nicholas Drakon had been cursed for centuries. But now that the curse has been lifted, he no longer turns to stone in the daylight and his priorities are focused on protecting his family. When Daniela Ferreria steals an ancient Drakon artifact, he vows to get back what belonged to his family. When he apprehends the beautiful burglar, he discovers she’s desperate to save her kidnapped sister. An unexpected attraction surfaces between the two forcing Nicholas to rethink his next move. Having discovered he actually has a heart, he finds himself unable to walk away from Daniela and is forced to save her as well as reclaim the lost artifact. ( )