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Somehow after dropping out of college, Cora’s life has become one part Dresden Files, one part Buffy. She tumbles into the supernatural underbelly of Fairview as a PI’s freshly minted assistant. Will she manage to tame the not-so-vampiric lover who has her on his radar?
Valerian enjoys his life eating the greed of humanity. When he stumbles into Cora, he happens to find her quite the delectable morsel. There are annoying creatures to overcome before Valerian can have his way with her. But nothing will keep him from making Cora his. |
Layla is studying to become a nurse. She's still taking classes, and studying to pass exams, but her life has become more complicated recently. For her last birthday, an Incubus who calls himself, Ink, due to the constantly-changing tattoos all over his body, appeared in her apartment. He's Lust personified, and he told her he was bonded to her, to teach her how to attain her full powers as a witch. Then he started to satisfy her every desire. Did I mention he can read minds? She's been lusting after Cal forever, but fears that since she's lived a hard life, and has only unhappy memories of when she did have a family, that he's never going to even look at her. Imagine her surprise to learn that he's been lusting after her too. Oh, and he's got a few secrets of his own. She never believed witches were real until she discovered she is one. Why not believe in werewolves too? The suspenseful plot is intricate and intense. Layla finds she has no time to devote to her nurse studies. She's dealing with the situations she keeps being tossed into and seeks to help the guy she's been in love with for so long. Especially after their first encounter. There's still Ink, who appears whenever he wants to even while she's out of her apartment. At least he remembers to put on clothing when he does, for which she's grateful. Cal isn't happy about him, but has no idea who and what he is, because of course she doesn't want to tell him that this Incubus keeps her plenty happy in her apartment. So there are steamy encounters, in-between the suspenseful and dangerous scenes involving the plot. Reading this book was quite a ride! I'm not sure I'd call this a reverse-harem, since the two men are never with Layla at the same time. But she gets plenty of her itches scratched by both of them, separately. I do have a couple of minor issues. One, I didn't realize this was going to be ended with a cliff-hanger. A bad guy was introduced at the end, with sinister plans for the future. I was so into the HFN ending, then I was dismayed to realize that Layla's problems are only beginning. The other issue is that, well, Cal is rather well-hung. Girl, I measured a coke can, it's 8 1/4 inches in circumference! If it was me, I'm not sure the screaming would be in ecstasy! More likely, ouch! (fans self.) Claw is a highly recommended read! Giveaway:
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 | Title: The Square and the Circle Elizabeth Hunter-Payne Steampunk Adventures 6 Author: Mikala Ash Length: 161 pages Genres: Steampunk, mystery, romantic suspense TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 4 Stars - Recommended Read! Heat: 2/5 - Flirty |
Elizabeth is just about recovered from her injuries that kept her mostly in bed during the last book, so she's ready for another mystery to solve. Lord Summerhayes shows up at her house to inform her that the General advised him that she and her Investigation Bureau would be the best at solving a mysterious death that occurred at his home during a séance. Seems that his wife and her lady-friends have of late been pursuing the notion of contacting the dearly-departed. The Summerhayes' only child, a son, was killed in the Crimean conflict, and his wife desperately wants to speak to him, if only to be reassured that he's at peace. Elizabeth doesn't have any experience with seances, and doesn't believe in mysticism. She agrees to pursue the case meaning to discover not only the murderer, but the methods that the medium uses to fleece his clients.
I enjoyed the story-telling in this book. Since I read and reviewed the previous book, I wasn't as lost as to who the characters were, as I was before. I was held in sway by the first-person narration, since being in Elizabeth's head was a very interesting place to be. There was really only one sexual encounter, and it's not very descriptive. The mystery was not one that's easily-solved, and I was surprised at who the murderer turned out to be!
The Square and The Circle was a great read!
I enjoyed the story-telling in this book. Since I read and reviewed the previous book, I wasn't as lost as to who the characters were, as I was before. I was held in sway by the first-person narration, since being in Elizabeth's head was a very interesting place to be. There was really only one sexual encounter, and it's not very descriptive. The mystery was not one that's easily-solved, and I was surprised at who the murderer turned out to be!
The Square and The Circle was a great read!
 | Title: Arrow Struck (Elvenswood Tales 2) Author: Alexa Piper Length: 159 pages Genres: Fantasy romance, Paranormal romance TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 4 Stars - Highly Recommend Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Laurette is the head elf of New Elvenswood. He's in love with both his longtime friend Hugo, a vampire, and the human woman Charlie, who is a non-witch born to a family of witches. As Valentine's Day approaches, Laurette is determined to use all of his wiles, which includes the baking that he's known for (and lives to do, especially when he's stressing as he is now), to convince both of his lovers to permanently move in with him. Charlie, born Charlotte, is a research assistant at a college in a town near New Elvenswood. She enjoys her job, sharing her office with Corvin, another assistant. She's rejected his oblique overtures for years, but he's desperate now that she tells him she's involved with someone--who can't possibly love her as much as he does. Dr. Hugo is a vampire, but also a medical doctor who spends his time saving humans, when he's not feeding from patients with a disease that makes them need to give blood regularly (This disease actually exists. I've read about it.) He and Laurette were besties for a while, before Charlie came into their lives. She's the catalyst that allowed them to express their feelings not just for her, but for each other. But so far, both he and Charlie have refused to give up their jobs and their homes--even though they're both very much in love with Laurette and each other.
This was the second book in a series, which means that at the start, I was thrown off by not knowing who anyone was, and how they relate to each other. Having the book start off (and end) with a fictional "letter" from a muse was very confusing as were the two chapters of a romance book that Charlie is writing, which were both tossed in at random times in the story. And there was one character who has a few names, which means it took me a while to know that "Dinner" and "Fogberry" were the same Fae and why they're both his names. After I got the hang of who was who, and enough details from their interactions with each other to know what the plot in the first book was about, I got into the story. There are nutty characters, humorous interludes, and mixed in are steamy sex scenes. There's a visit to Hell, which proves to be a lot of fun for Charlie and Laurette, him being an old friend of one of the rulers there. Toss in Cupid and she starts shooting love arrows around town but everything turns out great in the end. Even though he hasn't convinced his two lovers to move in with him, Laurette knows beyond a doubt that their love was strong, and would survive.
Arrow Struck is a highly recommended read!
This was the second book in a series, which means that at the start, I was thrown off by not knowing who anyone was, and how they relate to each other. Having the book start off (and end) with a fictional "letter" from a muse was very confusing as were the two chapters of a romance book that Charlie is writing, which were both tossed in at random times in the story. And there was one character who has a few names, which means it took me a while to know that "Dinner" and "Fogberry" were the same Fae and why they're both his names. After I got the hang of who was who, and enough details from their interactions with each other to know what the plot in the first book was about, I got into the story. There are nutty characters, humorous interludes, and mixed in are steamy sex scenes. There's a visit to Hell, which proves to be a lot of fun for Charlie and Laurette, him being an old friend of one of the rulers there. Toss in Cupid and she starts shooting love arrows around town but everything turns out great in the end. Even though he hasn't convinced his two lovers to move in with him, Laurette knows beyond a doubt that their love was strong, and would survive.
Arrow Struck is a highly recommended read!
 | Title: A Happy Effin Valentine Author: Stephanie Burke Length: 117 pages Genres: Paranormal Romance, Erotica TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 4 - Highly Recommended Read! Heat: 4/5 - Smoking Hot! |
Masataka is a shape-shifting neko. Apparently in Japanese folklore, that means he brings good luck. He's a black cat when he's not a sexy golden-skinned Asian man with a huge--um--appetite. That huge appetite gets him into trouble when he picks up a kitsune (who is a sly red fox when not a stunning woman) in a bar, not knowing it's her wedding day. He gets banished to Earth and cursed to live only as a cat until someone wants him to stay.
Effin has had bad luck her whole life. Her name came from a misunderstanding between the nurse and her mother, who was exhausted from her labor and delivery. She has a younger sister who has devoted her life to making Effin miserable. Since Effin hasn't had a boyfriend since her sister stole her last one, she's looking forward to her Valentine date. Of course, everything goes wrong, and she ends up having to walk home in the rain. She finds a black cat who melts her heart, and brings him home with her. Immediately her luck begins to change.
The relationship between Effin and Masa, as she calls him, gets down to business very quickly, from the time she wakes up being satisfied by a stranger she's never seen, a sexy Asian man who is in bed with her. She fell asleep snuggling her new black cat. There are so many scenes of sexy times that I had to call this erotica, though there is also a relationship and a romance. The story was a little slow to start, and since I'm not familiar with the neko and the kitsune, I'm not even sure how to pronounce the words, nor do I know about their magical powers. I did enjoy the steamy descriptions of the sex that Masa enjoys with Effin, since he's been without during his punishment as a cat. But there is a scene before he meets Effin, where his cat-self, shall we say, pleasures himself? Kind of a weird scene. I've never wondered how cats do things. The story picked up steam in the middle, and I finished it in one sitting. I had to know if they got a HEA. It's more of a HFN, but Effin's luck has changed for the better, and I'm happy for her!
Effin has had bad luck her whole life. Her name came from a misunderstanding between the nurse and her mother, who was exhausted from her labor and delivery. She has a younger sister who has devoted her life to making Effin miserable. Since Effin hasn't had a boyfriend since her sister stole her last one, she's looking forward to her Valentine date. Of course, everything goes wrong, and she ends up having to walk home in the rain. She finds a black cat who melts her heart, and brings him home with her. Immediately her luck begins to change.
The relationship between Effin and Masa, as she calls him, gets down to business very quickly, from the time she wakes up being satisfied by a stranger she's never seen, a sexy Asian man who is in bed with her. She fell asleep snuggling her new black cat. There are so many scenes of sexy times that I had to call this erotica, though there is also a relationship and a romance. The story was a little slow to start, and since I'm not familiar with the neko and the kitsune, I'm not even sure how to pronounce the words, nor do I know about their magical powers. I did enjoy the steamy descriptions of the sex that Masa enjoys with Effin, since he's been without during his punishment as a cat. But there is a scene before he meets Effin, where his cat-self, shall we say, pleasures himself? Kind of a weird scene. I've never wondered how cats do things. The story picked up steam in the middle, and I finished it in one sitting. I had to know if they got a HEA. It's more of a HFN, but Effin's luck has changed for the better, and I'm happy for her!
 | Title: Unmasked Author: Angela Knight Length: 186 pages Genres: Sci-fi romance, BDSM, Erotic romance TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 4 stars - Highly Recommended Read! Heat: 2-5 heat |
This collection of five stories written for those of us who are super-hero fans. Since I'm a huge Marvel fan girl, I enjoyed it. It's a collection of stories that imagines how the people who wear the masks really feel about each other.
The first story, Hero Sandwich, is super-hot! It rates a five because most of the story involves the BDSM taming of a used-to-be supervillain, whose father made her help him rob banks. Now she's gone straight but the two superhero brothers who catch her want to see how kinky she might be, under her mask. Phew! This story requires a cold shower after.
The second story, Voodoo, is a continuation of the first story. It's steamy. The second brother gets his HEA here but in a less forceful manner.
The third story, Taming Jack, has five chapters. This one involves alien critters who enter the minds/brains of humans and give them super-abilities, a common theme in sci-fi. The Jack in question wants to avenge his sister's death, and has neglected his woman because of his search for the killer. She wants to save him from going over to the dark side, because the alien in her brain warns her that he's headed that way. What can save him? Hint: he and his woman will have a really good time finding out!
The fourth story, Natasha and the Android, is a quick funny read. There are a few jokes about power tools.
The last story, Masks and Mistletoe, is another five chapter story involving BDSM in a huge way. It also has aliens in the super-heroe's brains. It poses the question, can she be a sub when she can bench-press a semi? If she's way more powerful than the man who wants to be her dom, can it work? Hint, it can.
Unmasked is a highly recommended Anthology!
The first story, Hero Sandwich, is super-hot! It rates a five because most of the story involves the BDSM taming of a used-to-be supervillain, whose father made her help him rob banks. Now she's gone straight but the two superhero brothers who catch her want to see how kinky she might be, under her mask. Phew! This story requires a cold shower after.
The second story, Voodoo, is a continuation of the first story. It's steamy. The second brother gets his HEA here but in a less forceful manner.
The third story, Taming Jack, has five chapters. This one involves alien critters who enter the minds/brains of humans and give them super-abilities, a common theme in sci-fi. The Jack in question wants to avenge his sister's death, and has neglected his woman because of his search for the killer. She wants to save him from going over to the dark side, because the alien in her brain warns her that he's headed that way. What can save him? Hint: he and his woman will have a really good time finding out!
The fourth story, Natasha and the Android, is a quick funny read. There are a few jokes about power tools.
The last story, Masks and Mistletoe, is another five chapter story involving BDSM in a huge way. It also has aliens in the super-heroe's brains. It poses the question, can she be a sub when she can bench-press a semi? If she's way more powerful than the man who wants to be her dom, can it work? Hint, it can.
Unmasked is a highly recommended Anthology!
 | Title: The Omega's Temptation Author: Gale Stanley Length: 65 pages Genres: Paranormal Romance, Romantic Suspense TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 3 Stars - A GOOD READ! Heat: 3/5 - Blush worthy! |
Axel is tired of living in his werewolf pack. Since he's an Omega male, he gets bullied constantly, and he never gets noticed by any females, who are too busy drooling over the alphas. He's afraid to live on his own, and well-aware that he's not supposed to mate with a human. But since he's never had any luck with females, he figures that won't be a problem he'll have to contend with. So he runs away from home and gets himself a job and a small efficiency apartment.
Cassie isn't very experienced with men, and Benjamin, the one male she had the most experience with, didn't want the son he got her pregnant with. In fact after she moved in with him at her request, Ben became mentally, and eventually physically abusive--to her and to their son. So she ran away from him and his money, to raise her baby in safety. But she fears that his money will find her, and he may try to take baby Ben away from her. So she doesn't trust anyone.
This was a very quick read. The bad guy was truly evil, and the werewolf turned out to have more humanity in him than the real human. There is only one sex scene, but it's descriptive. But the insta-love between Cassie and Axel didn't convince me that it was enough for her to not be afraid of the shifting that Axel is capable of doing. I guess with a short novella like this, things have to happen quickly. If you want a quick read, with a satisfying conclusion and a steamy sex scene with a virgin male, this is for you.
Cassie isn't very experienced with men, and Benjamin, the one male she had the most experience with, didn't want the son he got her pregnant with. In fact after she moved in with him at her request, Ben became mentally, and eventually physically abusive--to her and to their son. So she ran away from him and his money, to raise her baby in safety. But she fears that his money will find her, and he may try to take baby Ben away from her. So she doesn't trust anyone.
This was a very quick read. The bad guy was truly evil, and the werewolf turned out to have more humanity in him than the real human. There is only one sex scene, but it's descriptive. But the insta-love between Cassie and Axel didn't convince me that it was enough for her to not be afraid of the shifting that Axel is capable of doing. I guess with a short novella like this, things have to happen quickly. If you want a quick read, with a satisfying conclusion and a steamy sex scene with a virgin male, this is for you.
 | Title: Straight to the Heart Author: S.J.Coles Length: 112 pages Genres: Romantic Suspense, contemporary romance, LGBTQ romance TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 4 Stars - Highly Recommended Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
James Solomon is an FBI agent who works on intuition. His father was an agent, and wanted him to follow him into the agency, since he said that James has good instincts. He works with Agent Lisa Gibson, a married woman who also trusts his instincts. But she's missed too many holidays and birthdays with her husband, so when the head of a pharmaceuticals company is found murdered on the night when a presentation was being made to the board in a small town, she wants to solve it quickly so she can fly back home to celebrate her husband's promotion dinner.
Leo Hannah is a young lab-rat who works in technology for the company. He heads out for a smoke break and meets James, who is taking a breather from interviewing everyone in the company. Seems the videos recorded that night by the omnipresent cameras have gone missing. Leo makes a few seemingly casual remarks leading James to suspect that the guilty party is not the one that Lisa believes it should be pinned on. James is intrigued, but works to fight the allure of the good-looking young man.
Can they solve the crime before James succumbs to his growing attraction? Nope. And in the meantime, it starts to look like Leo might be the murderer. Which means that the Saturday night dinner he made for James, as well as the night they shared afterward, is now going to reflect poorly on James, since he was fraternizing with a suspect. I really liked how James tried to fight his desire for Leo. It was obvious to me, but not to him, that not only did Leo guess he's gay, but that Leo is also, and he's very attracted to the repressed agent who looks so good in a suit. Their relationship develops easily, if quickly, which is why James feels so conflicted when the spotlight shines on Leo as suspect number one. He starts to doubt his instincts, which makes him doubt himself.
Both men carry baggage into the relationship--Leo more so than James. But by the end of the story, you're rooting for them to be able to work things out, since they're so obviously good for each other.
Leo Hannah is a young lab-rat who works in technology for the company. He heads out for a smoke break and meets James, who is taking a breather from interviewing everyone in the company. Seems the videos recorded that night by the omnipresent cameras have gone missing. Leo makes a few seemingly casual remarks leading James to suspect that the guilty party is not the one that Lisa believes it should be pinned on. James is intrigued, but works to fight the allure of the good-looking young man.
Can they solve the crime before James succumbs to his growing attraction? Nope. And in the meantime, it starts to look like Leo might be the murderer. Which means that the Saturday night dinner he made for James, as well as the night they shared afterward, is now going to reflect poorly on James, since he was fraternizing with a suspect. I really liked how James tried to fight his desire for Leo. It was obvious to me, but not to him, that not only did Leo guess he's gay, but that Leo is also, and he's very attracted to the repressed agent who looks so good in a suit. Their relationship develops easily, if quickly, which is why James feels so conflicted when the spotlight shines on Leo as suspect number one. He starts to doubt his instincts, which makes him doubt himself.
Both men carry baggage into the relationship--Leo more so than James. But by the end of the story, you're rooting for them to be able to work things out, since they're so obviously good for each other.
 | Title: Shooting Valentine Author: Rebecca Fairfax Length: 131 pages Genres: Romantic suspense, contemporary romance TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 3 stars - A GOOD READ! Heat: 3/5 - Blush worthy! |
Ex-police officer Keeley Stewart is working for a security agency, providing quiet protection to celebrities who want to be seen as accessible, not protected. She's still hurting from the betrayal that forced her to leave her police job, and not at all happy about being assigned as a last-minute replacement for another agent. Her assignment is to protect a famous telenovella actor from Brazil. She's never heard of him and never seen his show, but here she is, trying to be allowed to get into a trendy London club hosting a "super-fans" event for those who adore him.
Rafael de Almeida is very well aware that it's not his acting talents that have gotten him so far in life. He knows that it's his Latin good-looks, but he's not conceited about it. He's got his sights set on changing the direction of his career. He's still doing the fan-events for the two shows that made him famous all over the world, but they're not in production anymore. He wants to break into action movies on the big screen, and hopes to meet with a famous director while he's in London.
While taking a break from smiling at besotted fans, he sneaks out into the alley behind the venue to take a breather. Since Keeley finally got in and has been unable to locate the man whose startling good looks smiled at her from a cardboard image of him, she contacts her tech-support guy. He tells her the actor used to be a smoker and suggests she look outside. When she finds him, he immediately starts to flirt with her, which offends her, since she hates being underestimated as an agent due to being female. While they're bickering, someone takes a pot-shot at the actor. She takes charge, and the plot takes off from there. They're followed everywhere they go by someone determined that this will be Rafael's last Valentine's Day.
I liked both of these characters, but felt that there was too much stressing how little Rafael has allowed his international fame to corrupt him. He's gorgeous and has fans throwing themselves at him at all time. Since he was brought up poor, and now his fame supports many of his oldest friends along with his family, and he's a man from a very machismo-oriented part of the world, I would expect him to be just a tiny bit conceited. Instead he's always described as being down-to-earth. So there really is no conflict to his romancing of Keeley, other than that she doesn't believe him, since she's been hurt before, and he appears to be too good to be true. She suspects that he's just a natural flirt, which he is. But even after they have mind-blowing sex, she still tries to keep him at a distance. Despite her reservations, they manage to fall in love while keeping just ahead of the killer who is trying to end his life, for reasons not clear until the end of the book. At the end of the story, her gestures to impress him with her love seem a bit odd, considering how much she tried to resist his control over her. But their HEA is assured, now that she's stopped resisting his charm.
Rafael de Almeida is very well aware that it's not his acting talents that have gotten him so far in life. He knows that it's his Latin good-looks, but he's not conceited about it. He's got his sights set on changing the direction of his career. He's still doing the fan-events for the two shows that made him famous all over the world, but they're not in production anymore. He wants to break into action movies on the big screen, and hopes to meet with a famous director while he's in London.
While taking a break from smiling at besotted fans, he sneaks out into the alley behind the venue to take a breather. Since Keeley finally got in and has been unable to locate the man whose startling good looks smiled at her from a cardboard image of him, she contacts her tech-support guy. He tells her the actor used to be a smoker and suggests she look outside. When she finds him, he immediately starts to flirt with her, which offends her, since she hates being underestimated as an agent due to being female. While they're bickering, someone takes a pot-shot at the actor. She takes charge, and the plot takes off from there. They're followed everywhere they go by someone determined that this will be Rafael's last Valentine's Day.
I liked both of these characters, but felt that there was too much stressing how little Rafael has allowed his international fame to corrupt him. He's gorgeous and has fans throwing themselves at him at all time. Since he was brought up poor, and now his fame supports many of his oldest friends along with his family, and he's a man from a very machismo-oriented part of the world, I would expect him to be just a tiny bit conceited. Instead he's always described as being down-to-earth. So there really is no conflict to his romancing of Keeley, other than that she doesn't believe him, since she's been hurt before, and he appears to be too good to be true. She suspects that he's just a natural flirt, which he is. But even after they have mind-blowing sex, she still tries to keep him at a distance. Despite her reservations, they manage to fall in love while keeping just ahead of the killer who is trying to end his life, for reasons not clear until the end of the book. At the end of the story, her gestures to impress him with her love seem a bit odd, considering how much she tried to resist his control over her. But their HEA is assured, now that she's stopped resisting his charm.
 | Title: Perfect Duet Author: Aliyah Burke Length: 100 pages Genres: Romantic suspense, erotic romance, contemporary romance TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 5 Stars - A Must Read! Heat: 4/5 - Smoking Hot! |
Xahara Asher is a SWAT team member--the only woman on the team. So she's used to dealing with over-bearing alpha males. She's very good at what she does. But she needs a vacation, along with some "girl-time," so she heads across the country for a visit with her two cousins, Xaya and Xandra--they call themselves "Triple X" when they get together. And like the besties they are, they talk about everything, but especially, the men in their lives. She promised to leave her gun at home, even though it makes her uncomfortable to be without it. She stops to use the rest room in a bank, and that's when the trouble starts. She hears gunshots and suddenly a man bursts into the rest room. She subdues him, then also the armed woman who followed him in. But one of them got off a lucky shot into her hip.
Jager Cline is deep undercover, working as part of a gang heavily into armed robbery. When he finds two of the henchmen subdued and only one woman, although an extremely attractive woman, holding her side because she's been shot, he's impressed by her abilities, but has to think quickly about how to explain the damage she did--as well as her presence--to the boss. He quickly realizes she must be "law" somehow. He "claims" her, telling the boss that she's "his," knowing that since he's never openly dated anyone, no one will know he's never seen her before. He keeps her at his side, conveniently keeping the bullet in her hip out of anyone's view.
When Xahara first sees Jager, her first reaction is an instinctual one--she's attracted on a level so deep she can't control it. "Sex had grown legs and turned into this man holding her immobile with his devilish blue eyes, brown hair, and extended goatee and lips she was desperate to try on hers." The plot is interesting, but the some of the best parts are when Xahara is together with her cousins--I'd love for there to be a couple of sequels, to give the other two their HEA also. Also, despite the fact that there are only a few actual sex scenes, the entire book is like foreplay, with off-the-chart steaminess between these two. And the dialogue, liberally peppered with swear words and slang, is spot-on for how men talk when they're together--so it's not surprising that's how Xahara talks to Jager, since they're in the same business. My only complaint is that Jager nicknames her "Dove." That didn't seem very accurate to me--but then, in the SWAT teams, everyone gets a nickname--and often they make no sense. Typical alpha-male stuff. Good thing Xahara knows how to handle that--and boy, does she handle that!
Jager Cline is deep undercover, working as part of a gang heavily into armed robbery. When he finds two of the henchmen subdued and only one woman, although an extremely attractive woman, holding her side because she's been shot, he's impressed by her abilities, but has to think quickly about how to explain the damage she did--as well as her presence--to the boss. He quickly realizes she must be "law" somehow. He "claims" her, telling the boss that she's "his," knowing that since he's never openly dated anyone, no one will know he's never seen her before. He keeps her at his side, conveniently keeping the bullet in her hip out of anyone's view.
When Xahara first sees Jager, her first reaction is an instinctual one--she's attracted on a level so deep she can't control it. "Sex had grown legs and turned into this man holding her immobile with his devilish blue eyes, brown hair, and extended goatee and lips she was desperate to try on hers." The plot is interesting, but the some of the best parts are when Xahara is together with her cousins--I'd love for there to be a couple of sequels, to give the other two their HEA also. Also, despite the fact that there are only a few actual sex scenes, the entire book is like foreplay, with off-the-chart steaminess between these two. And the dialogue, liberally peppered with swear words and slang, is spot-on for how men talk when they're together--so it's not surprising that's how Xahara talks to Jager, since they're in the same business. My only complaint is that Jager nicknames her "Dove." That didn't seem very accurate to me--but then, in the SWAT teams, everyone gets a nickname--and often they make no sense. Typical alpha-male stuff. Good thing Xahara knows how to handle that--and boy, does she handle that!
 | Title: Love's Curse My Bloody Valentine--a seasonal series name by the publisher Author: Ellen Mint Length: 129 pages Genres: Paranormal romance, Contemporary, Romantic Suspense TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 3 Stars - A Good Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Dr, Emma McKenna is an archeologist who specializes in Ancient Egyptian artifacts. She's fascinated by the sarcophagus of a female who must have been noble, because of her intricate sarcophagus and where she was found in the tomb--but she's unknown. What has caught the eye of the public is that her heart, X-rayed through the canopic jar, holds her heart, but split into two pieces, yet perfectly-preserved--so she's the "heartbroken princess." Emma is doing her best to figure things out--even delaying the return of the mummy to Egypt--because she feels a personal connection, and a driving desire to understand more about the princess mummy.
Dr. Tarek Ibrahim appears in the museum display while Emma is answering school children's questions about the mummy. Emma feels immediately drawn to him, which makes her clumsy and tongue-tied. We learn in other chapters that he feels the instant same connection with her. But her boss stops by to remind her he isn't paying her to chat with anyone, so Tarek leaves. Emma decides that since she has no other plans for Valentine's Day, she's going to stay late and continue her research. But when the power goes out, she heads upstairs to investigate, and that's when the mummy decides to get up and stroll around. Tarek reappears, and the chase is on.
I liked Emma, because she's smart and devoted to her life's work, so that means she's not used to talking to drop-dead gorgeous men. And when she does, she expects them to be bored with her scientific jargon. Tarek isn't, which confuses her. They finally escape from the museum that has the mummy walking around sucking the life force out of the few people who are still there. They realize they are falling in love, but much harder than they should be--could they be possessed? By whom, and why? The story unfolds gradually, as we learn the answers to those questions, and Emma and Tarek share a few steamy moments in-between being menaced by mummies. This is a cute Valentine's Day romance for people who have always loved Ancient Egypt and the odd burial customs. Plus there's nothing like a mutual menace to bring a couple closer.
I'm a huge fan of all of the old Black and White mummy movies with Boris Karloff! I didn't think that Tarek's character was given much weight--we never learned much about him, except for he's a dentist and he was "taken over" by the male mummy while on a tour of the pyramids. And the relationship between Emma and Tarek seemed really forced. I realize they're both acting out the desires of the two mummies, but what happens after that? Do they still have a connection? Or was it all the "others?" This is hinted at in the middle of the book, when they kiss, then both pull apart, embarrassed by the intimacy they've just shared. Doesn't seem to point to a HEA to me. But like I said, others might enjoy this for the mummies and the "insta-love."
Dr. Tarek Ibrahim appears in the museum display while Emma is answering school children's questions about the mummy. Emma feels immediately drawn to him, which makes her clumsy and tongue-tied. We learn in other chapters that he feels the instant same connection with her. But her boss stops by to remind her he isn't paying her to chat with anyone, so Tarek leaves. Emma decides that since she has no other plans for Valentine's Day, she's going to stay late and continue her research. But when the power goes out, she heads upstairs to investigate, and that's when the mummy decides to get up and stroll around. Tarek reappears, and the chase is on.
I liked Emma, because she's smart and devoted to her life's work, so that means she's not used to talking to drop-dead gorgeous men. And when she does, she expects them to be bored with her scientific jargon. Tarek isn't, which confuses her. They finally escape from the museum that has the mummy walking around sucking the life force out of the few people who are still there. They realize they are falling in love, but much harder than they should be--could they be possessed? By whom, and why? The story unfolds gradually, as we learn the answers to those questions, and Emma and Tarek share a few steamy moments in-between being menaced by mummies. This is a cute Valentine's Day romance for people who have always loved Ancient Egypt and the odd burial customs. Plus there's nothing like a mutual menace to bring a couple closer.
I'm a huge fan of all of the old Black and White mummy movies with Boris Karloff! I didn't think that Tarek's character was given much weight--we never learned much about him, except for he's a dentist and he was "taken over" by the male mummy while on a tour of the pyramids. And the relationship between Emma and Tarek seemed really forced. I realize they're both acting out the desires of the two mummies, but what happens after that? Do they still have a connection? Or was it all the "others?" This is hinted at in the middle of the book, when they kiss, then both pull apart, embarrassed by the intimacy they've just shared. Doesn't seem to point to a HEA to me. But like I said, others might enjoy this for the mummies and the "insta-love."
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