Review: SEX, DRUGS, AND MISS FEY!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 26, 2010
There's only one novel to get the palatable line: "The store seemed classy, with just a whisper of tartiness." Jess C. Scott's The Devilin Fey was more than an appealing, high-class read; and, Caitlin Fey gave me what I needed in a sexpot. Either, Jess has a superb editor, or clearly understands the mechanics of writing from the first-person point-of-view. There are many subtle touches to the style of writing that evidence that is the latter. The Devilin Fey's opening pages forced me to straddle on the fence, as I was classifying the novel as a "mysterious romance," and then I learned why I was so intrigued. One word: incubus. Never heard the word, read The Devilin Fey for a thorough demonstration. The short story ran 120 pages, was fast paced, sexually electrified, and contained the "Women 101: Manifesto."Jess C. Scott is a writer that will be elevated to another place, and her writing voice is a fine marriage between Danielle Steele and Bram Stoker. A must read for and paranormal or romance reader!