Review: An Irish Treat
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
This novel is an explicitly descriptive tale of paranormal romance and lust in a clearly defined, picturesque setting.  Scarlett is amazing at putting human emotion on the page, giving the reader a literary taste of love, desire, longing, lust, jealousy, hunger, loathing, uncertainty, grief, joy, anger and desperation. She is quite adept at giving the reader a taste of the countryside and a full course buffet of Irish sex in all it's explicit, exotic and erotic glory. She even manages to write the old Irish dialect without trying to write the accent.Now for the critical parts, I realize this is a series and we are only on book one, but there are a few thing left unexplored that prodded at my curiosity nodes. Things left unsaid, unexplained and unexposed. I am certainly hoping to have my curiosity filled in subsequent books. And we do have to slide over a few rhythmically uneven parts and a touch of repetitiveness, but that can be forgiven and forgotten by most of us, just like we forget when a piece of cake is perfectly moist and flavorful, but the icing is not as sweet as we might like. It is the cake that is important, just as here the story is the most important part.If you like Irish sex in the sand and lust in the dust, you will enjoy this book.Alan Black, AuthorChasing Harpo