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Review Date:
Aug 23, 2009
 
ISBN:
978-1-55487-328-9
Publisher:
eXtasy Books
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eBook: $4.99
Published:
July 15, 2009
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Genre:
Paranormal Romance, Spicy Romance, Ménage
Reviewed by: SamanthaAnn
Flame Barnett couldn’t believe it. Her first book with a big New York publisher and now she is a finalist in the biggest writing award of her life. Not only that, the final competition is to be held at a castle in Germany just like in her book. On top of this, she meets the two brothers who own the castle and they are the best looking hunks she has ever seen and they not only insist she stay at the castle but arrive days before the festivities to see the castle. The problems start when Flame starts having memories of events that did not happen in her lifetime, at least not her current lifetime. Does the castle or its owners have something else in mind?
This book was a rollercoaster of fun, hot sex, snarky humor, and great fun. Collaborations don’t always work but these two writers seem to compliment each other and end up with a book that is greater than the sum of its parts. The characters come alive and when you get to the end, well, you just don’t want it to end! I look forward to more collaboration by these two awesome writers.
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Book Blurb & Info for Flame
Pages: 175
Flame Rating: 4 Flames
A vampire, a werewolf, and a writer who realizes that she has stumbled into a past relationship that will shape her future.
WARNING: This book exceeds Viola Grace's standard heat level.
Flame has become what she wanted to be, successful as an erotica writer. But now what she has chosen to become will be twisted by what she has been in a previous life, when the men who shaped her past merge with her present. Set in a fairytale Germanic castle, Flame's life and loves are going to take sudden twists and turns that leave her gasping. Should she choose the life she knows, or the past and the men she has forgotten?
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