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Title: Chevalier
Author: Mary Calmes
Narrator: Greg Tremblay
Format: Unabridged
Length: 3 hrs and 37 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-16-16
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press LLC
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 131 votes
Genres: Fiction, Gay & Lesbian
Publisher's Summary:
Fireman Mason James thought finding out he is a Romanus - a rare class of gargoyle - would be the surprise of a lifetime, but he's proven wrong when he discovers he is the son of a comte and goji nobility. But his newly discovered family doesn't think his gargoyle lover, Luc, is good enough for a goji of Mason's stature - how could a warrior ever be? But despite the Moreaus' uncertainty and elitism, they are Mason's only chance to unravel the mystery behind his mother's death, find a solution for the class divide that might separate him from Luc, and discover what it truly means to be a Romanus.
Members Reviews:
Greg Tremblay gives another fantastic performance!
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What can I say? I love Mary Calmes and Greg Tremblay. Add them together and I am one happy camper.
Though you could enjoy Chevalier without first reading/listening to Romanus, I would not recommend it.
Picking up a year after the end of Romanus, Mason "Mace" James is settled into his chasse (or tribe) of gargoyles, doing well in his day job as a fireman, and realizing the future he wants with his lover, Luc.
I loved how, once Mace accepted his feelings and hope for the future, he was unwavering in his love and support of Luc and their relationship. I especially appreciated the history and explanation of Mace's goji roots we get in this installment.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Greg Tremblay's narration!
Tremblay's character voices and accents are lovely, and he illustrates the emotions (passion, tenderness, exasperation, and even anger) in the story so well, managing to draw the listener in almost effortlessly, creating a whole world that I didn't want to leave.
Greg Tremblay gives another fantastic performance!
Recommended.
Amazing sequel
First, you must read Romanus before you read this. It wont really make sense as a standalone.
We met the two lovers Luc and Mason when Mason had stumbled upon Lucs chasse of gargoyles to find out that Mason was actually a Romanus, something revered by the gargoyles. Unfortunately, they dont know much about what that means and the main driving force in this story is to find out just what it means to be a Romanus so that the tension in the chasse will let up.
Theres an added element of mystery when a family comes from France claiming to be related to Mason. Some threats are made and Mason and Luc fly over the ocean to research being a Romanus with the keeper of the gargoyle history and to find out more about Masons family as well.
Meanwhile, at every turn, Luc is met with derision, scorn and contempt because he is of a lower class than the Romanus at least historically. Mason will have none of this and this helps Luc and Mason to iron out their own relationship issues.
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I fell in love with Romanus years ago and was so psyched to see this sequel finally come about! It does not disappoint! In typical Mary form, Mason is absolutely perfect, Luc is tough as all get out and the bad guys are really bad and easily seen through. But theres some fascinating twists and turns this story takes that keep the storyline fresh and proves to me again that when Mary writes paranormal she really shines her brightest.
I loved this sequel and highly recommend it to fans of paranormal stories, fans of Mary Calmes and fans of Romanus and Gargoyles in general.
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Greg Tremblay rocks this - AGAIN. He's such an amazing performer.