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Out of the Box 8 (On The Edge)

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HOT & ADDICTING!

Wow, I love it! This is one hot short story series that has me addicted for more. This is my first read of Out of The Box since I won it on a blog hop and boy let me tell you that Kallysten's writing is subperb. The Characters are well connected with their emotions that I even felt for them. By the end of the book after reading Virginia and Anando's story I immediately told myself I need to buy the next book in this series, I am so hooked. Great Read!

In installment number 8 of the Out of the Box series things totally change for Anando and Virginia. At first it was a good thing but then it turned for the worse.

On The Edge was Having a Halloween party and our favorite couple decided to use the holiday to experience a new game - role playing. Virginia was to be the vampire and Anando the human. As the night progressed, thing were going great so Virginia decided to invite her "human" to her "lair". Only this wasn't a game. Virginia was actually giving a vampire permission to enter her home. It was time for her to bring her vamp lover back to her place.

The role-playing between Virginia and Anando in this story was extremely cute. It was great to see Anando flustered for once. I was starting to think that the man was calm, cool and collected all of the time. The little tidbits of info that Virginia managed to pull out of him gave me a brief glimpse of his turning. That was something that I wasn't expecting.

Another thing that warmed my heart was that all the rules that Anando and Virginia tried to impose upon their relationship finally got thrown out. It was about that they started to get to know each other properly. There was obviously more between the two than just sex.

This was a great read with a cliffhanger of an ending that leaves you hungry for more.

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"I could feel it build inside me, like clouds gathering for a storm, darkening everything and charging the air in electricity while preparing that first lightning bolt that would tear the sky asunder and light up the night."