Disclaimer: This book is an adult fiction ebook. Content is not suitable for persons under 18 years.
Emera runs The Denizen, a place where the wicked come to be spanked and whipped. All she longs for is someone to love. When she starts receiving gifts and strange invitations, she begins to wonder who has an interest in her. Keenan has searched for Emera for centuries. Even though he wants to barge into the Den and rescue her, he has to be sure that she is still the pure angel he remembers. If not, he will have to do the impossible. In order to free Emera from the service of her demon lord, Keenan has to slay her Master. Sebastian is on to both of them and will stop at nothing to keep Emera with him. Will Keenan be able to free his angel, or will Sebastian finally claim her soul?
EBook Review:
Pages: 85
Published: 2010
Date Finished: 29th January 2011
Rating: 3.5 Stars
I was immediately drawn into the world of demons and fallen angels and while this novel didn’t focus deeply on mythology I did enjoy the paranormal aspect of it. However I felt that the author tried to explain the characters situations in to many different ways and that wasted a lot of reading time that could have been spent developing the world a lot more.
The characters were well developed, but there was something that I needed that only Emera [The main female character] could provide. I was drawn to Keenan and Van, but Sebastian was too arrogant for me. I liked how Keenan decided to take on many forms and could envision them clearly in my mind.
Writing Style: For the most part I loved her writing. It was engaging and very streamy, there were times when I had to put down the book to get a little loving myself. The sexual BDSM side to the story was what caught my attention and while it doesn’t go into great detail about every aspect it was written tastefully. I loved that she used less clinical language and
I would recommend Devil’s Tavern to those who enjoy BDSM, Erotica and paranormal romance as this novel had all aspects that tied well together to make an intense and delectably sensual read.
Brill review...it made me chuckle... Not sure that this is the type of book that I would read but glad that you enjoyed it! :-)
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