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Blood Deep

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Miranda Bond speeds through the night in her carriage. It is captured by two handsome vampires determined to share her in fantastic games of erotic fun.

I was really disappointed with this book. Yes, there was some good sex but the vampire part was hardly brought up (no sharing blood, no erotic biting). I can't really explain why I didn't like it. I think because I wanted a vampire erotic book and this one didn't make the bar. I also thought the ending was too simple and to me reminded me of a Disney Story (and they lived happily ever after).

In 1807 Miranda Bond possesses a unique paranormal skill that few if anyone else can perform. She can return souls to dead people.

However, the Royal Society for the Investigation of Mysterious Phenomena looks at her gift with one member in particular believing she is evil and what she does is an abomination. Without receiving official permission this betrayer of the society's code of ethics wants to kill her and sets out to do so. Acting like highwaymen members Zayan and Lukos kidnap the betrothed Miranda in an effort to keep her safe from a renegade associate. However, each is attracted to her and wants her as his; they vie with one another trying to win Miranda's heart and soul; not an easy task when allegedly vampires do not have a soul and hide their heart.

The latest "Blood" erotic Regency romantic fantasy is a terrific page turner that will hook the audience from the onset and never releases the reader from literary bondage until the final climax. The story line is fast-paced and filled with action in and out of the boudoir. Although numerous returns to previous heroes from BLOOD RED and BLOOD ROSE will confuse newcomers, Sharon page provides another winner with this deep suspense.

Harriet Klausner

I've never written a review before, but I felt obligated to let potential buyers know to save their money. I have read paranormal erotic romance for years, and this was truly one of the worst books I've ever read. The author was not talented--I truly feel that the book would never have been published if not for the erotic aspect. I'm sorry, but I expect an author to be a competent writer no matter what genre they're within. The book was poorly written, the vampire aspect dismal, the sex scenes barely readable. The only reason I completed book is because I like to give an author a chance. I'll never buy another book by this author.

It was kind of a boring read. The sex scene's were decent, but overall it was a very forgettable book.

This book sounded like it would be so promising and steamy, but I find myself highly disappointed. I could not even finish reading it. I read and enjoy a lot of paranormal romance stuff, and this was one of the worst books I've read in this genre.

The heroine was so flighty and stupid, I felt like I'd get ADHD by association. She was all over the place. I tried to like her and be interested in her situation, but it was all so shallow that it made it impossible. The two heroes were equally as tiresome.

The erotic scenes were written so poorly that I could not even enjoy those parts of the book. There seemed to be no reason for anything to have gone on, no real connection with the characters, and the circumstances under which they were having sexual scenes were so uninteresting.

Overall I felt the story was a mess - nothing interesting going on at all. Take this to bed with you if you are an insomniac and it'll put you right to sleep. I'm at a loss for how this even got published.

"Blood Deep" is a really, really hot, historical erotica book from author Sharon Page. It's the third of her 'Blood' series, but easily stands alone. Those who don't enjoy menage situations and tons of sex involving one, two, and three people should stay away from this one. Those who DO enjoy that, will also probably like the light bondage and oral, anal, and vaginal sex that goes with it!

Miranda is just trying to save her family. She's exchanged letters with Lord Blackthorne and even had some dark, erotic dreams about him. So when her family's finances become critical, she hares off to suggest marriage and hopefully a loan for her family. But when her carriage is stopped not far from her destination by two men, who BOTH attract her and refuse to let her go, Miranda isn't sure what's going on. These men are telling her bad things about her possible-betrothed, but who should she believe?

Zayan and Lukos are enemies, and vampires. They escaped from hell and are now intent on staying free and Miranda's powers are just the ticket. But they have some pretty powerful enemies and all three of them will need to work together to defeat the denizens of hell.

Heavy on sex, not so heavy on plot. But still enough to entertain for a few hours and cause a wicked hot flash or ten!!

Going to her lover, Miranda Bond speeds through the night, heedless of danger. Then her carriage is captured by two daring and mysterious highwaymen - two devastatingly handsome men determined to share her in fantastic games of erotic titillation...Miranda's captors are deadly and dangerous vampires, who have escaped from a hellish prison to seek revenge. She cannot resist as Zayan and Lukos take her to the precipice of surrender - for it may be her innocence that brings them all release...


I love Sharon Page's books. This book was very vivadly written. You picture the characters and scenes playing out. The love scenes and tension between the characters definately steamed up the windows. This is the third in the series. And much much better than the second,

A MUST READ... WOULD BE A GREAT HBO SERIES

Sharon Page is one of my favorite authors. I loved the Blood Series and thought it 5 stars, but this one gets 4 stars only because it is Sharon Page. I could not like Miranda, to be honest, I hated Miranda! I had these Cher in Moonlight moments when I wished someone would give Miranda a bitch slap across the face and shout, "Snap out of it!" Talk about flighty fliberty twit! Perhaps it is wrong of me to have expected as strong a female protagonist as were the predecessors in the Blood series. I really loved Zayan and Lucos, and of course all the characters who returned from the other books. The story premis is also really good. That is why this is 4 stars. I just can't get past my dislike of Miranda. Miranda rates just about 1 star on her own. This was so not a page turner for me bacause I had to keep putting the book down out of frustration with the total stupid actions etc. of Miranda. Sorry Sharon.

I am lover of vampire romance, but I have to say, this one was not so good. I thought the story was slow and there was not much of a plot. I thought it was more paranormal porn than a good paranormal love story. I really did not like it.