Megan Hussey, Angel on Fire

Title: Angel on Fire

Author: Megan Hussey

Rating: Four And A Half Siren Stones

Genre: Paranormal Erotic Romance

Keywords: Vampire, Incubus, HEA Ending

Page Count: 51

ISBN E-Book: 978-1-60659-940-2

Price: $2.99

Publisher: Phaze Books

Buy-Link: http://www.king-cart.com/Phaze/product=Angel+On+Fire/exact_match=exact

Reviewer: Cia

Blurb/Summary:

Rainyn Clery is a gorgeous, kind-natured dancer at Club Nuit; a strip club/bordello where hot incubus vampires fulfill the deepest, darkest fantasies of everyday women. Despite his great passion for his work, Rainyn finds himself falling in love with Blythe, record company executive and Nuit regular.

Blythe Browning is engaged to marry Richard Billings, a city commissioner in her hometown of Clearview, Florida. Yet Richard's cruel, smug attitude drives her back to Club Nuit, a haven where she finds comfort in the arms of the sensual, exotic Rainyn.

Soon Blythe can't deny her love for Rainyn; a love he returns in the form of beautiful gifts and mind-blowing sex. Yet the man of her dreams harbors a secret that could threaten their love. It seems this gentleman of the evening is also a lord of the night.

Review:

Angel on Fire was a great story. The names of the heroine and hero originally drew me to the story. Being drawn into Blythe and Rainyn’s story really took me on a roller coaster ride. Who can’t sympathize with Blythe and her predicament with an asshole of a fiancé, who felt trapped and had no other option but to marry to satisfy her family’s standards.

I hoped she’d fight for her own choice and learn that the only standards that mattered were her own. I felt sorry for her fiancées mother in law instead of being angry at her close minded crab apple attitude.

Rainyn though showed love by acceptance when Blythe refused to see what he had to offer her that she’d be missing with her intended. From the bordello to learning about Rainyn’s past, his family and falling in love with the secondary characters of the bordello, I was a tad exhausted, but not before the story culminated into a happy ending I’d hoped for.