Review: Twisted Supernatural Erotica and then some!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2013
If you are tickled by the idea of witches, warlocks, potions, spells, sorcery and a dash of spice then you will enjoy this book as much as I did. There are a lot of fascinating creatures and characters to fall in love with. This is the 3rd installment in a series surrounding the lives of Iliana (now called Lola) and Marcus and Sandra does a good job of creating a fantastical world for you to envision yourself in.The story kicks off with a delightful little spell and you can almost see yourself stirring the cauldron and chanting the words Adair did to call her master. The shock value of the erotica starts from the beginning when Adair performs the "ritual" she had learned to perfect whenever she called her master.From there you get an idea of the prophesy which is essentially the plot of the story. Adair is such a sad character for many reasons. Her desires are ill-fated and I felt pity for her.It has been a tremendous struggle for Lola and Marcus to come to this point where the obstacles they had to overcome are long behind them and finally they can savor their love. The first two books explained their journey to this point more or less. The thing is, they are only allowed to breathe for a short while because their problems are far from over. Sandra has a very vivid imagination that she has no problem bringing to life in her books.This book reminded me of ABC's hit show 'Once Upon a Time' only when it came to the struggle of the characters Snow and David. Right when they thought finally they could have a happy ending, their happiness is ruined by a menacing spell. Similarly in this book, Lola and Marcus come under fire again by evil forces determined to destroy them. This books speaks a lot to the power of love and its ability to overcome anything. Together the two are a force to be reckoned with. I almost wanted to see their relationship tested some more but they got a lot of that in the first two books.The dialogue was good but I would have preferred some humor to lighten up the story. I wish Adair's character had more of an impact. The sensuality was laid on a little too thick. She could have included some interruptions to build tension. It was truly a twisted supernatural erotic story and then some.