Review: Exciting Read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2013
Traci Douglass's paranormal romance, Seal of Surrender is a wonderful, exciting read. This is the first book I have read of Traci Douglass and I can only suggest that no one begin this book at night because there is no way you will be able to put it down.I was drawn right into the world of the elite Scion warriors and fell instantly for Chago.  I'm not sure I would describe Chago as an angel, because he is anything but. However, I couldn't help being drawn to this sexy alpha male. Selected by Divinity, he has spent the last millennium protecting mankind from the Apocalypse. Chago wants only one thing, to find a little peace and quiet away from the violence on his isolated ranch in Montana, fixing his fences and caring for his stock. Divinity has other plans. Mankind needs his serves again. Lucifer's son, Archon has escaped his prison and is going after Divinity's second Seal of the Apocalypse, Irene Soldan.Irene isn't a typical damsel in distress, but a kick-ass humanitarian who has seen more violence and death in her life than anyone deserves. Completely unaware of her unique DNA, she has dedicated her life to fight for those who can't fight for themselves. When she and Chago meet, sparks fly.Chago's job is to protect her, but Irene feels she is perfectly able to protect herself. I loved watching the attraction grow between these two strong-minded characters as they keep each other safe from one assault after another. Traci Douglass does a great job building the sexual chemistry between them until it sizzles right off the page. The dialogue is serious one minute and has me in a giggle fit the next. And Chago's sexy Mexican accent---it's just plain hot.While Irene may be able to fight off the sexual advances from of her low-life, arms dealer boss, she has never come against an enemy as evil as Archon. Traci Douglass went out of her way when she crafted her villain in this story. Archon is the definition of true evil. I could almost smell the stench of sulfur and envisioned hell and death from the lake of fire and brimstone every time he appeared in a scene.  I couldn't stop reading because I had to know how Chago and Irene would defeat this crazy, mean-ass devil and keep him from carrying out his revenge on Chago and his father, Lucifer.No spoiler alerts here, but I loved the ending. I can't wait to read Traci Douglas's first book in the Seven Seals series, Seal of Destiny. I have become a fan.