BLURB: [Siren Classic: Erotic Fantasy Romance, gods, HEA] Azrael
longs for a vacation that’s over two hundred years late. Overworked and
heartsick, he’s desperate for peace and solitude. Diane, a former goddess,
wants nothing to do with the immortal world or its inhabitants. She’s living on
Earth, posing as a bartender, and couldn’t be more content. That is, until a
tall, dark, and dangerous Soul Runner storms in and turns her world upside
down. Azrael’s confused by a beautiful little barmaid who appears to be human,
but something’s not quite right. He doesn’t know which frustrates him more, the
fact that he doesn’t know who or what she is, or that she’s pulling at his
heartstrings with her stubborn chin and the sexiest set of eyes he’s ever seen.
But it might not matter when they are called on to prevent the collapse of
Unearth and find Lucifer’s lost daughter. Coming from opposite realms with
opposing needs, will the two immortals find more than they bargained for? ** A
Siren Erotic Romance
I give the book five
stars because it is truly a refreshing look into the paranormal world.
Review: Death takes a holiday. You call him Death, I call him tall, dark and
handsome. Death thought he would take
his long earned vacation lounging in a chair on his boat soaking up the
rays. Until his friend's BITCHY as wife
came along and dropped a bomb in his lap.
Oh did I forget to mention that his friend's name is Lucifer, or Luc
depending on how much heat you can stand.
It appears she has lost their daughter.
Now imagine Lucifer as the caring father of a teenager who is
missing. Can we us the term "All
Hell is breaking out"? So to stop
both Earth and UnEarth and all the realms in between from being torched, Death
had to go find the little spoiled brat.
His travels takes him to a bar on Earth called Hellfire. This is were the brat usually visits. He doesn't find the brat but he finds
something he didn't even know he needed.
It finds.......wait a minute.
Hell will freeze over before I tell.
You have to read this and laugh like I did at Lucifer being a daddy and
Death, well Death was himself.
~Pat Sheppard~
5 Stars (Hook Line and Sinker)
Enjoyed the review. Sounds like a good book to read.
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