Deathless: A Dark MM romance (The Ferrymen Book 3)

L. Eveland, one of my favorite authors has presented us with the third book in The Ferryman universe. This amazing place filled with godlike men and men thinking they are gods which leads them to raise morally gray characters whose lives are founded in violence. That the men in these books can find each other and love each other is a miracle in itself! Deathless is Diego and Jasper(Hephaestus) story but also the story of a group of Romani people, Russian folklore and the strong women( mothers and grandmothers) of both these men who are fighting to be human. Jasper's humanity is a fight of beauty and strength immensely strengthened by Diego, and finding the love of his daughter Mila when he wasn't sure it would actually be found intact, and then learning to be a father. Their love scenes grabbed where they could amidst battles and finding enemies were H.O.T., these broken men fighting to be whole. I loved all these books, this one had an especially lovely HEA in light of the story. To quote the author " family isn't always blood, love doesn't always look the same, and sometimes the most human thing you can do is protect the people who make you want to live."

This is a Dark Romance that follows a secret society of assassins (Think John Wick world) so check the TWs before heading in! This is also Book 3 in The Ferrymen Series and it ABSOLUTELY needs to be read in order! The books end on a HEA with the duo but the plot is a HFN I loved Jasper and Diego the minute they popped up in book 1 so I was very excited to get to their book! We pick up sorta right where we left off from book 2 the guys are hiding out from dirt bag Zeus and they have Eight with them the little girl they rescued from the end of book 2. We get her origin story as well as what put Jasper on the run for all this time. After their safety is put in jeopardy the guys go back to Diego's family for sanctuary and even that is challenged. Through all the fights Eight get captured and taken to Zeus and now the guys have to go directly to the place they have been avoiding to get her back, because leaving her just isn't an option. There is so much going on in this one so to avoid spoilers that's the bare bones info for ya 🤣 I loved the banter between Jasper and Diego and then all the throw backs to each of their grandmother's through the story I laughed out loud in some spots. The underlying heart of the story that sometimes family is what you make it, and not always determined by blood just warmed my heart there was a spot I noticed right away when they referenced Eight as "our girl" instead of just Eight and I did a chest clutch 🥹 We have one final book in this…