Review: Definitely not for the faint of heart or anyone looking for a light-hearted read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 29, 2014
Lilith Bresson is a famous 28 y/o artist whose works fall under erotic paintings and she has a very long waiting list of clients clamoring for their turn at a commissioned piece. She resides in a self induced seclusion and only rarely makes public appearances. Unfortunately for her she catches the eye of Finn Stachlan during one of these rare outings.Finn's "other half", Lady Blaine Albemarle takes notice of his interest in the young artist and arranges for her to be "invited" to their secluded estate, Albermarle Hall.Of course upon meeting Finn and Blaine, Lilith realizes things are not as they seem with the pair and a horrid evil resides and plays at Albemarle Hall.This book was fabulous! It had me so worked up and angry, I really felt as though I was being wronged right along with the characters. Just when I really thought I couldn't take another minute, the author turns genius and brings us to a well deserved ending for everyone! Bravo.My only issues with this book were very minor and most likely my own. The switch in POV between Finn and Lillith happened so often that I had trouble keeping track of whose head I was in. This was not a big deal as it flowed well and easily enough to figure out, but it kept me on my toes. The other problem I had was figuring out what the heck some of the characters were talking about. The Irish and English (not 'Merican English, lol) slang terms also had me on my toes trying to guess at what was being said. Again, no real big deal. The book and story was definitely worth the effort expended. LolI liked the build up of the relationship between the two characters, it was perfect. Looking forward to the next one, but worried all the same. What could possibly happen next!?