The sudden talk about exploring the kink was also coming out of the blue, my reaction was a huge “ huh?!” Truthfully, Nick was also slightly bland. It felt like he was whining about Nick’s platonic relationship with Boner. I felt that Hunter, Nick’s love interest, was having a quick personality change from Mr. The romance, unfortunately, was a bit of a let down for me.

It added an adrenaline burst to what could be a humdrum situation about the daily life of the people involved in the exploration. The mystery about who was planning to ruin the exploration was nice – I enjoyed the twist. I enjoyed the dinosaur-talk part – it was really fun, even if at times, it also felt a bit of an ‘information dump’, especially related to the dinosaur species. It definitely made this story stand out among others … simply because I have never found a story with this kind of set-up before. That was why, in that sense, I appreciated the paleontology / dinosaur-digging exploration aspect of this book. After awhile, finding something unique and different, especially in the contemporary genre (my main genre) becomes more and more difficult. I have read roughly 2000+ stories since I first discovered the MM romance genre back in 2008 (yes, 2000+, LOTS of short stories, okay?). But they have to figure out how to work on the same site without killing each other, especially since someone else out there seems determined to cause Nick more problems than he could have ever imagined. While Nick supervises the dig, Hunter rallies support from the locals to oppose the way the team is destroying the landscape in their search for dinosaur bones. There’s only one problem: eco-conservationist Hunter Joseph. After all, he’s one of the world’s leading experts on prehistoric predators and has always wanted to look for the velociraptor’s North American cousins.

When paleontologist Nick Eisenberg learns that someone thinks they have found velociraptor bones in Alberta, his curiosity overrides his desire to stay in London. REVIEW: “Jurassic Heart” by Anna Martin ABOUT:

Jurassic Heart by Anna Martin