Review: Another Sizzling Adventure by Delilah Dawson
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 8, 2014
*Genre* Steampunk, Romance*Rating* 3.5-4*My Thoughts*Journalist and adventurer Jacinda Harville is on a mission. Her mission is to unveil the mysterious, aloof, disarming, and dangerous knife-thrower Marco Taresque while proving that he is not the bad man people are saying he is. She's also trying to do an expose on Criminy Stain's Clockwork Caravan which includes Lady Letitia, Demi Ward, Cherie, Emerlie, Madam Morpho, and Mr. Murdoch surprisingly with his and Tish's permission. I'm happy to say that almost all of this story takes place within Criminy's caravan after spending several novels in the city.Once again, Dawson writes a story about a strong female lead character in Jacinda, who meets and disarms the bad boy Marco, who has kept everyone at arms length and away from his heart. There is sizzling passion, and enough romance and sex to keep the romance lovers among us happy. Jacinda is not a weak character by any means. She's traveled the world, she's trained to defend herself against anything, and she bull rushes Marco into trusting her with his darkest secret.The Damsel and the Daggerman can be read as a standalone, but I would say that you would be in a great position to read this book, and then Wicked After Midnight when it releases later this month (January 28, 2014) since part of the story features contortionist and stranger Demi Ward. I would also highly recommend that you pick up Wicked as They Come if you haven't already, and begin your journey to the land of Sangland where bludbunnies love nipping on Pinky's uncovered skin.Note: I am also saddened to hear that Wicked After Midnight may be the last book in this series if sales don't pick up and people ignore this awesome series. I sincerely hope that people start spreading the word about Dawson's Sang word so that they too can enjoy Criminy and crew!08/19/2013 - Recvd via Edelweiss & Pocket StarPublished: January 6th 2014 by Pocket Star