Review: Combustible
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 12, 2014
***3.5 Stars****I received this book free from NetGalley on behalf of Carina Press in exchange for an honest review*Kent Gaol is as reckless offstage as he is on it. Room parties with endless liquor and typical rock star behavior, like running around the hotel’s public pool butt ass naked, or setting things on fire, or crashing cars. You name it, he’s done it. Then again he’s had several lifetimes to achieve all of his rock stardom’s cockiness.Nona Harris isn’t a push over. She’s determined. Determined to always get the bad guy. Ex-cop, now private investigator, she’s used to a life on the road and doing whatever it takes to catch the criminal she’s after. But Kent isn’t a normal target, and the further he tries to push her away the closer they get.When a powerful, all-encompassing bond is forged there’s nowhere you can run from it. And not even witnessing ones true form will stop the magnetic pull. Two people will ultimately be changed forever. Their connection born to last eternity. That is, if they can survive what their passions ignite.“Together, they can live forever. Alone, he dies.”I realize Kent is almost as old as dirt itself, but sometimes he rambles about nothingness and it’s not always easily understood. Nona is very wonton in her feelings, but I’m blaming it on her transformation. Though between those two things, there’s just something that doesn’t always flow right.This is a story of humans, demons, Philosophers, their connections, their love, and their hatred. The storyline is unique and the sex is sizzling. If you want your rock stars not only hot, but bad, then demon rock stars are the way to go.My Favorite Moment: Nothing like minor explosions. When sex is so hot it can actually ignite, there’s something smoldering about the idea.