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Cimmerian Reign Book I-II

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This is a book about Vampires. While Ms. McIntyre's is a historical story, Ms. Chatterly's is a contemporary. The writing brings alive these vampires and I can not wait for them to have another book to come out.

If you liked this book, I would also recommend Ms. Chatterly's other books written under this name and her other name Candace Sams. I very much enjoyed her ablility to bring to life her characters in Cimmerian Reign and The Gazing Globe and Gryphon's Quest.

"Book 1: Forever My Love" by Amanda McIntyre. Lord Canterbury raised the orphan Adam as his own son. As a child his only friends were the neighbor's kids cousins Rosalind Vancouver and devious Reginald. Adam vowed to always keep Rosalind safe. Years later, she is going off to school, but wants him to know that he is her soul mate so she bites him. More years pass before Rosalind and Adam meet up again; she demands he totally gives himself over to her and though confused he needs her too. However Reginald plans to destroy the love that has grown stronger between his cousin and the neighbor because he has plans for his blood relative.

"Book II: Guardian" by C.S. Chatterly. Vampire Cade Maguire desires Ann Foster, hired by his sister to care for their dog during the daytime. At first sight (not bite) he asks the pooch walker to become his mistress, but she refuses though she admits to herself she is very attracted to him even if they just met. Disappointed Cade tries to seduce the dog walker who has his blood boiling with lust that he soon realizes is love, but the fire in his soul does not expedite his thirst as much as the fire to her home does.

These are two hot well written vampire romances that will stir the audience to want more such works in the Cimmerian world. In both tales, the fully developed key cast members make vampires seem like a real species. Fans of the sub-genre will want to read these two enjoyable erotic novellas starring strong women and the males who thirst for them.

Harriet Klausner