Review: Claiming Ecstay Short but Perfect Read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2014
BlurbJolie Dupree is prophesied to bring an end to the deadly war waging between the vampires and the Seelie court. Groomed from birth by a vicious mother, Jolie knows her future can only end in blood--and the murder of the one man she can't resist. Consumed with guilt, Jolie can't fight the lure of Nicolas Larkin, the vampire king. She returns to him over and over, every caress of pain and every stroke of pleasure drawing her deeper into the darkness. She must decide between the concrete and the chaos, the light and the dark, for her choice will tip the scales between good and evil, and quite possibly cost Jolie her soul.My ReviewAlthough this book was only 31 pages it was a great read! The book was well written had a good plot, and plenty of angst, and great sex scenes that capture you from the first page to the last! Ladies and Gents, be prepared for a great and dark read,  and have your significant other nearby- you will need them or at least a BOB, after you read this!Jolie, a princess of the Seelie Court has been ordered by her vicious mother to kill Nicolas the Vampire King. Jolie does not want nor thinks she can kill him: he is the only one who has been kind to her, and when she was 18, sneaked up to her bedroom and took her innocence. Nicolas knows that Jolie loves pain as much as she loves pleasure and only he can do this to her, time and time again Jolie goes to him for more, developing a taste of the darkness only he can give her.You have to read this book to find out,1  If Jolie will kill Nicolas2 Can Nicolas change her mind3 What is the outcome4 How pain and pleasure play a big part of this story.5 if Jolie will claim the darkness or the light.I have read 2 other books by Madeline entitled Dark Cravings and Dark Innocence, which were equally as good and captivating.I loved this story and gave it 5***** stars!