Review: Deliciously decadent, like a dark chocolate truffle, Pryce brings together these two characters in a lovely balance of dark and
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2014
Deliciously decadent, like a dark chocolate truffle, Pryce brings together these two characters in a lovely balance of dark and light that is highlighted with a physical and mental connection that serve only to ramp up the steam factor.Jolie is the light side, a Seelie princess with a controlling mother that demands her relationship  end in Nicholas’ death. Nicholas is the vampire King: Irish, delicious and drawn to the darker side of life.  From the first sentence to the last, Pryce does a lovely job of comparing and contrasting the natures of these two, while making the darker side feel decadent and deliciously daring for Jolie.In just over 30 pages, these two will capture your attention as they interact in several erotic scenes that combine kink, control, inner turmoil and a healthy dose of imagery to bring the reader plenty of vicarious thrills as the interplay between them sucks you into the story and Jolie’s choice.  Ultimately, this is a choice for Jolie that is between her mother’s desires for revenge and her own desire to keep Nicholas forever.I received an eBook copy of the title from the publisher for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.