Review: A whole new world.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2014
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.This book takes some getting used to. It has a lot of new terminology (creatureology) that I simply didn't understand. A Mystic, for example, is part vampyra, which is a shape-shifting witch. Then there are also Nyhiya, the term used for soul mate or your one true love and the Hyjia, explained as human cat-like hybrids. These creatures are all called 'the tarnished' by Mooyers (humans who hunts and kills them).At the end of the book there is a detailed list of all the creatures and the names meanings supplied, which I would have loved to have had before I started the Dark Indiscretions journey.The book is fast paced, with lots of action parts that was enjoyable enough. The events take place in two different eras, but the switch between past and present was easy to follow.Mother (Jenny) and daughter (Krista) are the protagonists in Dark Indiscretions. They find their Nyhiya at the same time and both turn out to be two men, making these unions basically two women entering into two different set relationships with two gay couples.Being supernaturals, they can sense each other and know when their partners are in trouble or in a passionate moment. A word of warning though, the sex scenes are rough.Krista's father is resurrected. He captures and tortures her to get his true love Jenny back. Their mates protects them with their lives and they manage to save mother and daughter, but not without damage to Krista's sanity.3-bombsReviewed by Soreta