Review: What are you waiting for? START READING!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2014
Robin Covington is a new author to me and I am so very glad I took a chance on her when I was offered a review copy of this book! I think this is her first foray into paranormal romance - it looks like her other books on Goodreads are all contemporary romances. I enjoyed this book very much and I certainly hope she continues to write in this genre and specifically in this world as there are many other interesting characters we meet in this book who deserve to have their story told! Please.I really liked the world that she created where humans and "Others" (her term for all supernatural beings) live side-by-side and co-exist reasonably well together. Like all visible minorities in our real world, there are some tensions and conflicts that have arisen since they are given equal rights and freedoms under legislative law. Some groups who want the world to go back to the way it was when the Others hid in the dark and existed only in the imaginations and nightmares of humans. Unfortunately, one or more of these groups have started to cause some serious trouble for Cici (Felicity) Trent because she has the audacity to suggest and even promote the idea that humans and Others can actually learn to love each other and she has even opened up a matchmaking agency to do help them accomplish this crazy idea! And even though Deacon has publicly stated he does not agree with Cici's crazy idea that humans and Others should be living and loving together, he is still her protector and biggest fan. He is more than willing to step in, with his company Aura Mortis Security, to ensure her safety and find and stop whoever is scaring her.The sexual tension between these two practically leapt off the page the moment you start reading! Cici and Deacon are incredibly hot together - be it sexual tension or a good argument, these two burn for each other.If you haven't already picked up this fantastic deal of a book for 99 cents then WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? START READING!