Jaden's Price [Demon Warriors 9] (Siren Publishing The Lynn Hagen ManLove Collection) Kindle Edition

Jaden is the master, the grim reaper of Death. He's known nothing but loneliness, sadness, anger, and rage. He's never experienced love or had a mate until he meets Hilton. Hilton is a rabbit shifter, a nurse working in Brac Village. His best friend Johnny is by his side in most of this story. So Hilton isn't a spring bunny, he's actually over 100 years old. Even so he's looking for love but just can't settle. Jaden is beyond what he considers normal and Hilton only wants normal. No bad boys. No scary creepy big guys. A rabbit shifter can't handle terror!Jaden opened himself up to care, to love, and to experience the life on a different level, something he's never had. That includes making choices and dealing with his alter ego creation half Panahasi. Both Jaden and Panashai have lived since the dawn of time. Even so they can still learn and grow. A very insightful story. - Dan's Wife

Rating: 4.5 starsI having been waiting a long time for Jaden's story and I'm not disappointed. I absolutely loved Hilton. I thought he made a wonderful mate for Jaden. Jaden was pretty much unlikeable at the start of the story and really that didn't change much. I loved the way he was around Hilton though.The story itself was good. I don't really care for all of the primal source stuff, but did like the rest of the story for the most part. We got to see more of Johnny and that is always a good thing. He is such a character. At the same time, he is a good and loyal friend.All in all, I highly recommend this book to anyone who has been reading all of the Brac series. While not necessary to have read any of the other books, it would really help with the back story. Especially between Jaden and Panahasi.

Wow, this was significantly intense. I mean, a lot of the plot had to transcend between life and death (as far as Panahasi and Jaden were concerned). I just loved Hilton, the little bunny shifter, and Jaden together due to the fact that love was a foreign concept to Jaden, and Hilton helped to show him how wonderful it can be, although there were also the usual bits of danger lurking around every corner. I loved the humor that this author so pleasantly sprinkled throughout the story that had me laughing out loud. It was also very refreshing to see Hawk and Johnny again since I've enjoyed those two so much in the, Brac Pack, series. Overall, this installment was phenomenal. I really hope that there will be more to come. =)

I’ve been dying for Jaden to get his mate ever since Panahasi got his. I understood exactly where Jaden was coming from, though everyone else made the same assumptions as Panahasi. As the Angel of Death, Jaden gave the ultimate punishment as well as the ultimate mercy to the suffering. For the most part though Death comes to people as a result of the actions of others, or bad choices they’ve made. I doubt Jaden’s was the hand that ended the life of most of souls he reaped. He was just there to guide the newly incorporeal souls to the afterlife. “Death is not the enemy of a life well-lived”

I have been eagerly awaiting this book since Jaden first appeared. Hilton and Jaden and are a wonderful mix of good and bad, happiness and sorrow, right and wrong. I truly enjoyed this book. I am very happy to finally hear Jaden's side of the story. We have only heard Panahasi's for to long. I wish that Jaden's reapers got their own series too!

This is my first book in the series and I must say I was not disappointed. I liked Jaden and his struggle to claim a piece of happiness.

Even death deserves love. The dynamic between Jaden and Panahasi has always been an interesting one. To have Jaden, death, fall in love was genius. To have him fall in love with a bunny shifter was comical.

Great to get more understanding of this character and nice to see his story.