Book Review: Little Crane

 

Diora Moss is a crane in this house of dogs.

Elliot Jay is a puppet whose strings have snapped.

Diora Moss has only loved one person, her sister, and when a group of politicians hurt her sister, she can only think of one way to get justice. To kill everyone involved.
So when she does and gets caught by a monster much scarier than her, she’s recruited to join an organization of hitmen, where she meets him.
Elliot Jay is a simple man with gray morals. As a top hitman in his family’s organization, there is not much that bothers him except for one thing: kids. So when he finds out the organization's leader is involved with the disappearance of recruits, he gets the newbie Diora Moss to help save the kids.

A florist and a season serial killer find themselves entangled in more than work as they betray the people closest to them for revenge.

Little Crane is a full-length romance novel set within the Darkest Desire Anthology Series.


My Review

I loved this book so much. It was refreshing that Diora's way of k!lling was in the form of poison. I have not read many books where poison is the method of choice. Yet, it really suits Diora. Although, I would refuse any drink from her if you don't want to end up six feet underground. 

Elliot and Diora may have started out teaming up to stop "Mother", but it quickly turned into something more. The "hunt" through the museum was HOT! The addition of Elliot's brother, Enyo is great. He brings a bit if humor to this story. 

While Elliot and Diora share a few more steamy scenes, it is not all about the romance. Nope, the overall storyline is what I really enjoyed the most. Just seeing Elliot and Diora in action working together. I could read another book about these two but instead I am happy that they get their HEA. 

This book fed my dark heart! 

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