Review: enjoyed it
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 17, 2013
Savior (An Impossible Novel #1) by Julia Sykes4 StarsHoping for nothing more than a one-night-stand, Rose is shocked when her latest `bar pick-up'; Clayton, turns up on her doorstep and isn't so easy to shake off. It soon comes to light that Clayton is one of the agents trying to  `bring down' a notorious gang, and wants Rose's drug addict brother Greg, to collect information for him.It is suggested that for maximum effect this book should be read after the 3 `Impossible' series books, Monster, Traitor and Avenger and carries a warning for strong language, violence, and BDSM, some of which involve ménage (M/F/M).  It also contains scenes of sexual assault, which some readers may find upsetting.Julia Sykes is a fluid writer, with a great ability for storytelling. Reading her books always gives me something to think about and they all keep me guessing. Personally I prefer the crime/thriller side to her plots, but the erotica is extremely well written and is sure to have most readers hot under the collar through certain scenes.Savior is a multi layered story that held my interest from start to finish and I would recommend to readers who like their erotica novels to also have a back-story that is gritty and exciting.Copy supplied for review