Last Call: Virgin Daiquiri by Moira Rogers

Last Call: Virgin Daiquiri by Moira Rogers
Publisher: Changeling Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short (36 pgs)
Other: M/F * Voyeurism
Rating: 5 Cherries
Review by Lilac

Caitlin Carlson, the only non-witch in the powerful Dumitrescu line, needs to lose her virginity, and fast. A family legend about a pure soul with prophetic visions has put her first in line for a good, old-fashioned sacrifice, and visiting Last Call seems like the perfect way to head off her one-way trip to the altar. Buy a drink, go upstairs, have sex. Simple.

Virgin Daiquiri: Looking for a first lover.

Being a demon isn’t as easy as it used to be, especially with the dwindling number of corruptible souls in the 21st century. Luckily for Leofric, he’s never been particularly concerned with corrupting enough innocents to earn a promotion off of the mortal plane. But when a virgin wanders into Last Call and stirs up competition among the younger demons, Leo finds himself tempted to rethink his stance on mixing a demon’s business with a woman’s pleasure.

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While the story could have taken a very serious tone considering the gravity of the event and the circumstances, I loved that the author allowed Caitlin and Leo to share an almost playful relationship that quickly turned scorching hot as they came together. Caitlin and Leo definitely made an interesting couple, an innocent psychic and a jaded demon. I loved these characters and would have enjoyed seeing more of their relationship beyond the bedroom. I became so immersed in their story that I didn’t want the book to end and wished it would have lasted longer.