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Flame has finally achieved what she set
out to do. She is a successful erotic writer, though a new
storyline seems to be eluding her. That is until her past
catches up with her. Apparently in a past life she was tied
to a set of brothers whom through tragedy turn into a
werewolf and a vampire and have not spoken in centuries. It
will take Flame to bring them back together, during a
whirlwind week at a Germanic castle during an international
awards ceremony. Apparently the voices that she heard that
gave her the new plot line for her bestselling works might
just be those same men from her past.
But just as she is starting to come to
terms with the strangeness that has overtaken her life, it
seems her life is also in danger. Can she unite the
brothers after all these centuries, and is one—or both of
them—her soul mates?
I have struggled with writing this review. Though the plot
line was interesting to me, and humorous in its dealings
with romance writers; there was just something I felt that
was off with the story. I am not sure that the different
writing styles used by these authors meshed as well as some
other writing teams, which I have read and reviewed. The
initial intimate scenes between Flame and her “mystery man”
also didn’t work for me personally, as she was neither
asleep nor possessing psychic powers. This might not even
be noticeable to other readers. While I cannot highly
recommend Flame if you are a devout fan of
either of these authors you will most likely be entertained
if you pick it up. If these authors are new to you I
suggest you purchase one of their stand alone stories first. |
