Author: Lynne Connolly
Rating: One Siren Stone
Drawn into a passion neither can fight, they set fire to the night, and then some. For a young vampire, Andreas is fully versed on how to keep a woman happy in bed, even one that is centuries older than he is, and as dominant and demanding as any man. From their first steamy
kiss in the elevator on the way to work, to bed and beyond, Andreas and Roz can’t get enough of each other.
But that passion may be a deadly distraction when Roz's life is on the line.
Publisher's Note:
This book is a re-edited, revised book previously released by another
publisher, and contains explicit sexual situations, graphic language, and
material that some readers may find objectionable: anal play.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Sub-Genre:
Fantasy
Length: Novel
ISBN
E-Book: 978-1-61118-801-1
Price: $6.99
Publisher: Loose Id
Reviewer: Marcie Corrao Oropeza
Blurb/Summary:
Vampire and full-time field agent for the
CIA, Andreas’s only loyalty is his job with Department 57. Until he sets eyes
on sexy Roz Templeton. He already hates his assignment to pose as the office
wolf, but he hates it even more when he realizes Roz is also a vampire.
Roz is out to discover who killed two
members of her family, and when she does, the culprit will die. Andreas is a
distraction. And she can’t understand why she’s drawn to him, anyway--he’s a
sleaze. But she can’t resist.
Drawn into a passion neither can fight, they set fire to the night, and then some. For a young vampire, Andreas is fully versed on how to keep a woman happy in bed, even one that is centuries older than he is, and as dominant and demanding as any man. From their first steamy
kiss in the elevator on the way to work, to bed and beyond, Andreas and Roz can’t get enough of each other.
But that passion may be a deadly distraction when Roz's life is on the line.
Review:
I
was shocked and appalled that I could not even finish this book. Lynne Connolly
is the reason I began reading this genre in the first place years ago. This novel was confusing, hard to follow, kept
referring back to other characters who had not been previously introduced in
this story….all together just a mishmash of convoluted plot that was sadly
disappointing.
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