Review: Can I have four warrior men please?!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 29, 2014
Best-selling paranormal romance author Trinity Blacio brings her characters from the beloved short story, The Virgin Witch and The Vampire King back in this riveting page-turner that culminates in not one, but four, supernatural Christmas marriages.The ancient scrolls decreed that she was made for the Vampire King. But they failed to mention that she would also be mated to two werewolf brothers and a prehistoric vampire.When the four of them join forces to protect her, love her, and drive her crazy, Beth knows she’s in trouble. Not to mention the fact that war is breaking out all around them and Beth has to plan for her wedding to not one man, but four.Edward had always been a patient man, but after two kidnappings, a shooting and being cursed, he was ready to rip someone apart. However, he wasn’t the only one.Dred and Rock Nester, werewolf twin brothers, were hired to guard the King’s woman. The only problem was she was also their mate as was the Vampire King himself.Lucas, one of the original vampires, and mate to Beth Roman wakes up to a new world and a human witch standing before him. A war is brewing around them, but his only concern is her safety. Nothing or no one would harm their woman even if all of then have to coexist with the other men.This book gets 3.5 stars from me. I felt a little lost like maybe there was a book or novella before this one.While it does a good job telling the story and hinting or touching on subjects that must have happened before this story. Also the story does not end. It is not a cliffhanger but you are left knowing there is more to come.This book puts all of my favorite elements together! Vampires, Magic, Witches, Beings from other Galaxies, Shape shifters, Demons, and all sorts really. It is definitely a sexy tale! Lots of sex, multiple partners, and other things that may not be for the average sex reader, so beware if you're not a kinky type of book lover :-)Personally I liked all the sex! And the story itself is pretty good, not great but I would read it again and I do plan on reading the next part of the story when it becomes available. The only thing that really bothered me was the extreme lack of communication between the main characters and the fact that Beth is not honest with her men. I get doing things on your own and being strong, but what makes you worthy of a person's trust if you are unwilling to return it. But that seems pretty standard in romance and erotica and in reality helps add to the BDSM of this book.