Review: Naughty and delicious...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 26, 2010
First things first: I had an awful lot of fun reading this book. It's sexy and fast-paced and it breaks your heart more than once.  I haven't read the others in the series (although I have them sitting on my TBR shelf) but I had no problem following along and keeping up with what was happening.Perci is damaged and she's spent the last 300 years hurting- not just herself but, without realizing it, also those around her.  She needs to be shaken up and rattled around.  Enter Jack, someone who knows a little too much about the Grimm but who she trusts immediately and implicitly.  He infuriates her.  He arouses her.  He makes her feel again.I really liked the mythology behind this whole series.  I'm a sucker for twisted fairy tales and the concept of the Grimm fits in with the idea that all myths and stories and fairy tales are based on a kernel of truth- no matter how much the story itself has changed with the tellings.  Shiloh Walker did a wonderful job taking these childhood classics that we've grown up with and tweaking them just enough that, while still recognizable, they had their own voice.Sure, it's a sexy, purring, up-against-the-wall voice, but I don't think we grownups mind all that much.Reviewed for Reading the Paranormal.