Review: Dark, Twisted and  Wildly Stimulating!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 18, 2013
I found the title of this book absolutely appalling and I expected much more from Sandra Ross. Fortunately the story was not nearly as uninspiring as the title. I found this book to be very interesting but lacking at the same time. When I think if demons, I imagine jagged teeth, horns, red eyes, snake tongues and just plain ugliness. I can't imagine finding a something so horrific attractive and that is why I chose to read this book. It was curiosity that kept me turning the pages to read her description of the Ross's 'demon'.The introduction and build up to the onset of Elise's violent dreams needed a little more work. It was too simple for my taste. Here's my problem, I could not take the dialogue between Elise and the demon seriously. i admit that every time I read Elise's verbal exchanges with the demon, I laughed out loud. I don't know if it was Sandra's intent to have her readers giggling through her book but that is what happened to me.  The dialogue was just too trite for me and downright unnecessary. I would have preferred a silent demon or one that just growled and hissed. It would have made the story more thrilling. There wasn't much mystery except for the fact that Elise's body was taking quite a lashing and she had no idea how it was happening. Her only clues were chopped up memories of strange dreams.From the picture on the cover I thought this book was going to be a dark love story between Elise and a demon but I was very surprised by the plot and the way the story unfolded. I have read a lot of Sandra's books and they usually have love at the core, but this one threw me a little. I liked the fact that it was dark and chilling, the demons were brutal and Sandra did not hold back when it came to the extreme sex that the demons had with Elise. Sometimes the best blush can be created by a stinging slap to the cheek. That's what I got with this book.This is a good book from Susan but she needs to bin the title and change the cover so that it adds more mystery and does not mislead prospective readers.