Cavern Dancer by Kate Hill

Cavern Dancer by Kate Hill
Publisher: Changeling Press
Genre: Action/Adventure, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full (202 pages)
Other: M/F
Rating: 5 Cherries
Review by Holly

Cavern Dancers… Handsome, athletic, and powerful, their name speaks of mystery and magic. Gilana knows she cannot afford to marry for love. Yet in her secret dreams she longs for one of the exotic divers she’s glimpsed from the safety of her carriage. Still, she clings to her dreams.

Two men fated to love women who will never be theirs…

The Cavern Dancer… Jehf, half brother to King Tabor, must do what the king cannot — get the new queen, Gilana, with child. By day, Gilana despises the man she has married, yet every night he fulfills her deepest desires. Just when Gilana realizes she is dealing with two different men, Tabor orders Jehf’s execution. Only with the help of the mysterious Soothsayer can the couple hope to survive the king’s evil plan.

The Soothsayer… Vlas Sascha Evgenyl sold his soul to free his brother from an existence far worse than death. For sixteen years the powerful Soothsayer has served an evil master, trapped by the power of a spell whose very use has exiled him from his own people. Free at last, he seeks the only solace his tortured soul has ever known — the love of a woman he can never have.

Publisher’s Note: This collection contains the previously released novellas Fantasy Flames: Cavern Dancer and Fantasy Flames: Soothsayer.

Cavern Dancer is a pair of red-hot stories by heat mistress Kate Hill. One is a story of politics, and the strange and passionate bedfellows that it can create. It deals with what can happen when one man believes he can control the lives of those around him, and his ultimate mistake. The other is the story of redemption and renewal, of old loves and new beginnings. They share one character, who is pivotal to the success of both stories.

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“The Soothsayer” is the story of Vlas Sascha Evgenyl from the nation of Ori Paz. It is a story of renewal and of new beginnings. Of the return to his homeland, as a disgraced and broken man. He must face several trials to prove he is worthy to take his place in Ori Paz society after breaking their High Law in his service to King Tabor of Julius. One thing has kept him going for sixteen years: the desire to just once more see his homeland and, most important, Ivana, the only woman he has ever loved.

These two stories are volcanically hot. Kate Hill has a talent for combining romance, sex, and action unlike anyone else. And she writes them with feeling and dimension, even when writing about non-existent nations, people, and cultures. She shows the depth of the passion these people feel for one another, and other than one brief scene, it is all traditional, if steamy, sex. I lost myself in the lands that she created, and would love to visit again. I read, wanting to see King Tabor get what he so richly deserved, and wanting so much for Vlas to find what he was seeking. I loved that there was a happy ever after in both stories, because the characters went through so much to get there.

I recommend this collection of two stories to anyone who wants to escape ordinary day-to-day life, and live in the exotic lands of Julius and Ori Paz. I took the journey, and it was well worth the trip.