Review: Novella three,  Zepar, Thalia and Leraye
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2013
Zepar, demon of seduction, has it bad. He believes he will have no problem finding a human to love him, but he has been searching for the past month without success. Thalia, a human grace  who services lesser demons, has been assigned to Leraye, demon of battle, in an effort to free him from physical  stasiscaused bythe fae in an attack on Prince Gaap.  Zepar and Thalia decide to work together to release Leraye and slowly he begins to thaw from his frozen state.  Zepar stays the night with them, but despite his attraction to Thalia, and even Leraye, he  can't overcome his obedience to the rules.  Afterward, Leraye petitions Prince Gaap for Thalia as his consort, and Gaap agrees.  Zepar is confused and jealous, and in worse shape than ever, because now he can't even find a woman who arrouses him, much less loves him.I loved this novella. Despite the brevity of the novellas in this series, they are complete and well written. Each could be a stand alone, but are so good they leave me wanting more. I wholeheartedly recommend the series and this novella. It is on my reread list.