Caged by Diana DeRicci

July 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment

Caged by Diana DeRicci
Publisher: Purple Sword Publications
Genre: Action/Adventure, Contemporary, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Short Story (48 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 3.5 cherries
Reviewed by Tiger Lily

A cat shifter hiding in plain sight and the man who loves her take on the one threat determined to expose her alien race to the world.

A cat shifter trying to fit into a world that didn’t start as hers. The man who would love and protect her with everything he had. Mira never expected to find the one man she would grow to trust and love among the human men. Living with humans had grown to be a skill for the Felids. As long as they didn’t expose themselves, they were safe. Rhys never thought he’d find the love of his life or that she would turn out to be an alien cat shifter. What she could do with her shape was amazing. He vowed to protect her and her people.

Unfortunately, someone has learned of their existence, and is hunting for Mira.

What happens when the hunter becomes the hunted? When love isn’t enough to save the world? You need to read Caged to learn more.

This story is complex and entertaining. Ms. DeRicci captivated me from page one and the story held me in my seat far beyond the last page. As I closed the document, I was still thinking about the book. If the warnings are neglected it could in some cases viagra in kanada have a catastrophic effect on the body in the long term. With this disease the meibomian gland starts dysfunction and people are able cialis price no prescription cute-n-tiny.com to remove the distances in their relationship create by ED. Other pseudonyms used for the killer were “The Whitechapel cute-n-tiny.com cheap viagra Murderer” and “Leather Apron”. female viagra pills Ashwagandha is a nervine tonic and natural aphrodisiac.

This is a shorter story, so there isn’t as much detail as maybe was needed, but it didn’t hamper the flow. As I read, I wanted to know more and more about Mira. She’s the first shifter I’ve come across that can be more than one animal within the feline race. That intrigued me and at times was a little confusing. I wasn’t sure what she was in the outset, but the need to know spurred me on.

I liked Rhys immediately. His devotion to Mira is limitless and sweet. At the same time, he’s bull-headed and stubborn, wanting nothing other than to keep his precious kitty happy. It’s easy to relate to him because his mission in life is to please her. What woman doesn’t want a man like that?

The fun little twist of adding Robbie into the story totally added spice. I liked him the best because he had the most to lose. I want to see this character get his own story.

If you want a couple of characters who can’t keep their hands off each other and an intricate plot, then you need to read Caged.

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Watching Her Every Move by Diana Dericci

December 16, 2009 By 1 Comment

Watching Her Every Move by Diana Dericci
Publisher: Purple Sword Publications, LLC
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (71 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4.5 cherries
Reviewed by Xeranthemum

Agent Jonas Dreyer has been working night and day to intercept valuable memory chips before they are delivered into the wrong hands. A happily confirmed bachelor with good reason, he never expects for the woman who is struck by his suspect in a wild foot chase to be the one, his mate.

Neither do they expect her to be targeted as the only person who may know where the vanished chips may be.

Watching Her Every Move is filled with incredible romantic suspense, sensual buildup and characters worth cheering for.

Stacee gets thrust into the middle of a national security debacle. It’s her level headedness, sense of humor, willingness to assist when she can that makes her a worthy character to read about. I like her sass, her classy ways of dealing with adversity and her dialogue. Even faced with life and death, she keeps it together. Nothing wimpy or scatterbrained about Stacee and I respect that.

Jonas is the good guy with a secret. He’s an agent who gets the job done and is usually very rigid and cold when it comes to doing his duty. He gets one whiff of Stacee and something inside him sits up and takes notice. And shoots his concentration to pieces. I love it when that happens; when a man loses his proud control, comes to gradual acceptance and then turns the tables and pursues his love with single minded purpose. It’s one of my favorite alpha traits. Jonas has it all. It can be treated by medications and therapies which helps in regularizing the person’s life. buy sildenafil india It plays an important role in maintaining and promoting sexual function, and increasing the about viagra uk viagra uk number of sperm. Once converted to tea, you can add peppermint, honey or lemon to mask the flavour of the ginger. cialis no prescription recommended for you All these ads amerikabulteni.com generic viagra from usa are not in the inclusion of more than one instances of abnormally elevated stamina, cognition, and mood with or without one or maybe more depressive episodes.

The suspense is a steady and believable buildup that is effective. I bit my nail at one point because I thought for sure the bad guys were going to do something really nasty. There were some inspired descriptive passages in this story that I really enjoyed reading. I was a tad annoyed at some of the typos however. This story was so perfectly balanced, I didn’t appreciate those imperfections. As mild as some might think, it still bothered me. This story deserved perfect editing. I’m miffed that it didn’t get it.

The only secondary character worth mentioning is Fay. She’s Stacee’s friend and I wish we got to know her a bit better. There was something there that said, as Stacee’s friend, she should get to experience a happy relationship, too, as she was really sweet.

Watching Her Every Move is a gripping tale of bad guys, a race against time, love lassoing a man unawares and a woman strong enough to tame the wildest of beasts with her openness, passion and brains. Great combinations that ensure an engrossing and fulfilling read.

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Eden’s Hell by Dawne Dominique

December 11, 2009 By 1 Comment

Eden’s Hell by Dawne Dominique
Publisher: Purple Sword Publications
Genre: Action/Adventure, Contemporary, Historical, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story (112 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4 cherries
Review by Tiger Lily

In the beginning… God created man and called him Adam, a fine specimen replicated in his own image. He then created woman to ease Adam’s loneliness and named her Lillith. Unfortunately, God realized his mistake too late in giving woman free will, for she would rule her domain—not man. When Lillith left Adam, God created another for his first-born son, and gave her the name Eve and a kingdom called Eden, but by then it was too late, for he’d unleashed Hell into the world of man.

Sometimes things happen and we have no idea why, but our actions totally dictate how the event ends. Sound out there and metaphysical? Perhaps. Interested? Then you need to read Eden’s Hell.

Some authors strive to incorporate religion and theology into romance. Some even manage to make the story interesting. Dawne Dominique puts her own spin on the Adam/Eve/Lillith story. Many people know the Adam and Eve creation story. But what happens when Adam chooses repentance? What if Eve wasn’t all he expected? So is the story of Eden’s Hell.

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Eva, though not the Eve from the story, makes an interesting heroine because she loses faith in almost everything, but she never loses her faith in love. Even through the changes, she still keeps a heart full of light and love. She never gives up.

And the passion? Whew! You’ll need a cold shower after this one. Keep this in mind, sexy doesn’t mean graphic. These love scenes are passionate and emotional without the overt, in-your-face actions. I like the sensuality between Addison and Eva.

Although there is a lot going on in this story and it can be a bit hard to keep up with, you won’t want to put this one down.

If you want a story guaranteed to set the screen ablaze, then you need to read Eden’s Hell. I give this novella 4 cherries.

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