Review: I Loved This Book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2011
Kisri is the second in the And the Beast series and I can only hope there will be more.  There is such a strong connection between Kisri and Ennon from the start.  When she's found hiding in his camp, he is tasked with bringing her to her cousin, Malrion the High Lord.  She has never been with a man before and thinks this is the perfect chance to explore her curiosities about men and sex.  She thinks he doesn't want forever with her and he feels like he's not good enough for her.  Magic (literally) happens when they finally have sex (lots of good stuff leading up to the main event of course) and unexpected things are unleashed.I love the relationship between Kisri and Ennon.  On the outside Kisri is a strong, stubborn lioness (maybe we can't all relate to that part) but on the inside she wants someone to want her for who she is not her prestige or money.  Ennon comes across as a bit of a wounded warrior.  He is a strong man who knows what he wants, but also feels as though he isn't good enough so he is willing to walk away no matter how badly it will hurt. He has his own prestige and money, but feels he doesn't deserve her.  Soon they both find themselves in love but too afraid to tell the other.This book is dedicated to everyone who believes in fairy tales and it doesn't disappoint.  It truly has a fairy tale ending, but of course not a perfect fairy tale because where is the fun in that.  I guess the best compliment that I can give is that I wish this story didn't end.  I have been thrilled with everything by these two and I can't wait to read more.  They never fail to give an exciting and romantic read filled with passionate sex.  Kisri is so easy to relate to and fall in love with.  Ennon is a typical Alpha male that screams dangerous sex appeal.