Moira Rogers, Vivi Andrews, Vivian Arend
http://www.moirarogers.com
http://www.viviandrews.com
http://vivianarend.com/
Paranormal Romance / Erotica
NetGalley
A Twist on Tradition
A woman has the Christmas Eve from Hell. Two cat shifters play naughty games. And a witch brings out the beast inside the man. The magic of the season takes on a whole new meaning in these three fantastic—and festive—novellas from some of the best voices in paranormal romance.
Anthology includes:
Tangled Tinsel by Vivian Arend
No Angel by Vivi Andrews
Freeze Line by Moira Rogers
Stories also available for purchase separately.
MY REVIEW AND SEXUAL RATING:
3 Enjoyable Winter Stories for this cold time of year of February 2011 with its unusual Freezing temperatures making its way across the states.
(3 STARS) Tangled Tinsel by Vivian Arend was a cute read about two cougars both working for the law, one working with the human force and the other working for the shifter secret service but when their paths cross, solving the mystery is just the beginning of their adventure as they fall in love with each other.
(3 STARS) No Angel by Vivi Andrews was pretty entertaining as a demon/human comes up from hell to find out more about his father’s family but finds himself attracted to a human who has a light about her, a human he finds out has Angelic blood in her veins that could possibly redeem him come Christmas morning. However before he gets a chance to explain this to his now girlfriend about him being half demon and his suspicions about her having angelic blood that can redeem him, his mother the wife of Lucifer calls him back into hell. The adventure begins when the human/angel goes into hell to save his demon butt from hell so he can be redeemed.
(4 STARS) Freeze Line by Moira Rogers was the best story out of the three. A Witch who has escapes from scientist that her own family sold her out to. She has wondered into the North part of the country where the magic in the earth is a sleep and drains her of her magic making her weak until she meets up with a were-wolf whose warmth heats her up not just on the outside but the inside as well. Their adventure begins when the were-wolf takes her back to the border to confront her tribe. I thought the story ended abruptly and wanted more of the story to unfold. I hope the author will continue the story by turning it into a series.
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