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Raine
is the second book of the trilogy of The Lords of Satyr by Elizabeth
Amber and one I had been anxiously awaiting. This book was definitely worth
the wait! Each story focuses on one of the three brothers, the last Lords of
the Satyr and the trials they go through to find their half fairy mates in
an effort to protect their secrets and their lives.
After a horrific first marriage the last
thing Raine wants is another wife. But he must follow the wishes of King
Feydon and find his mate. He travels from his home in Tuscany to Venice for
a conference on a disease affecting Europe’s grape vines but inadvertently
comes across a glorious enigma. Of course she turns out to be the one for
whom he has been searching, he just doesn’t know it yet.
Jordan dreads her birthday. Every year she
spends it suffering and away from her loved ones and every year she hopes it
will be different. She gets her wish when she meets up with Raine. After
she experiences a night of passion beyond her wildest imaginings she finds
that her entire world has changed.
Raine takes Jordan to the Satyr Estates in
Tuscany and brings her to his home intending on marrying her as is duty but
he tries to ensure she doesn’t get too close. Jordan would like nothing
more than the love of this man and a family but she can’t bring herself to
subject him to the scandal if her secrets are revealed. Raine is tormented
by his sexual feelings – thinking them too savage to unleash upon anyone.
True to Nicholas, the first book in
the series, Raine and Jordan go through much adversity to find their
way to love and it is one amazingly erotic trip. None of the Satyrs will
ever need a “little blue pill” and Jordan is Raine’s equal in sexual
appetite.
Jordan is an incredibly strong female lead
and can hold her own against the dynamic Raine. The suspense, erotic love
scenes and magic of this book will not disappoint.
Set in the Regency Era it is fantasy and
erotica all rolled into one splendid package tied with a huge red bow. So
pour yourself a glass of wine, sit back and relish the opening of this
present delivered by Elizabeth Amber. You won’t want to miss one passionate
word.
Though it is the second book in the series
and can stand one its own I would encourage you to read Nicholas as
well. Lyon the third brother’s story will be out in October of this
year and I can’t wait. The Lords of Satyr series will find a permanent
place on my bookshelf to be read and re-read, these characters too wonderful
to let loose.
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