Review: Candy Houses
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2011
Greta is a Grimm, a guardian angel that protects the human race from evil entities that come from the underworld.  Greta takes her mission seriously and there is no room for the lustful feelings.  Her job is done in darkness and one night she stumbles upon a young girl fixing to make a terrible mistake.  Now, Greta will do all she can to save this young girl from tossing her life away.Rip who is also a Grimm has been in love with Greta for over a hundred years.  After a night of mind blowing sex she left him without looking back, but he hasn't been able to forget her.  He tries to forget but it's impossible.  So the next best thing is to avoid her, but one night they are thrown together.  The longer they are in close proximity the harder it gets to deny the torches they each hold for the other.There is evil rising and it's up to Greta and Rip to stop it before it kills any more innocents.  Will they admit their feelings to each other before it's too late?  Can they survive the battle that's coming?There isn't much sweet about Candy Houses but it is definitely spicy.  Greta and Rip have pasts they would both like to forget.  Greta and Rip are Grimms, these immortal guardian angel types who go around saving the world after dark, unnoticed by the mortal world.  The first thing that pops into my mind when I think of the word Grimm isn't exactly angel, but it works here.  Candy Houses is a dark story, with some twisted takes on fairy tales, disturbing yet intriguing.  The main focus is Greta, Rip and their love affair that's been smoldering for at least a hundred years.  I mean just imagine what intensity these two will bring to the sex when they get together.  I am very interested in the Grimm world.  It's dark, I don't always like dark but I do here.  Shiloh Walker has a way of getting me emotionally involved in a story within the first few pages.  I just love that and Candy Houses was no different.  I can't wait to learn more about the mysterious Grimm world and the insidious demons that haunt them.MirandaReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed