Review: Her virginity is surrendered to an angel
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 4, 2014
As [blind] Claire taps her way towards the elevator, desperately trying to avoid the company of her nosey and boring neighbour, you can tell where her haste is going to lead her. That's right! Straight into the gaping chasm that is the lift shaft. She falls to her death.But even a such a short book as this cannot end like that, can it? She has already cheated death once, when she was a little girl involved in a car crash in which both her parents were killed. On that occasion, she was saved by a golden angel. And, on this occasion, there he is to save her onece again.Claire is now a fully grown woman, yet she is still a virgin. Furthermore, she is the object of her angel's desire. He has been watching over her all of her life, patiently waiting to seize this opportunity to have his wicked, or should that be heavenly?, way with her.The description of what follows takes both the reader and Claire into a state of bliss.Malakh, for that is the name of this golden angel, not only takes Claire's virginity, after politely asking her if that is what she really wants, but restores her sight. When she wakes up in hospital, she can see. But who does she see? It is not Malakh, but it is Malakh's evil brother, a fallen angel and father of all the vampires.I wouldn't class what I have written here as spoilers, as you can freely read this background in the book description and in other reviews. It will also only take you, as it took me, a few minutes to read to this point. What ensues, closes off this short, fast-paced book very nicely, and leaves the reader gagging for the next in the series: Taken by the Vampire. I went straight on, and finished book two the same day.Recommended to all lovers of erotica, vampires, angels and werewolves.