Styx's Storm by Lora LeighReviewed by WitchGiggles
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My rating: 4 of 5 stars
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Big, gorgeous, hunky breed-Styx is most apt at finding and capturing his prey. Storme Montague however is more than prey; she might just hold the key to the future for some of the breeds as well as Styx himself. First he has to keep the innocent Storme safe from not only Breed slavers, but his own animal side.
Storme was told to give what her father gave into her protection to only certain individuals; only Daddy forgot to tell her who those individuals were. She has no particular love for any of the breeds as they cost her everything she held dear, but she never expected to feel for the hunk called Styx those so out-of-control emotions that kept her on her head instead of her feet. Now she must decide whether it's head or heart she follows.
This one has it all- lust, passion, fear, hate, know it all men and women who know better. I thought with so many different books about the breeds it might get a little boring, repetitive, etc. To my chagrin and my entertainment Lora Leigh manages to find a twist or two to the premise to keep them enjoyable without complete repetition. This was fun, humorous, full of hot sex and long enough to make the reading worthwhile.
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REVIEW: Styx's Storm | Breeds Series | Lora Leigh | Berkley Sensation Publishing
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Reviewed by WitchGiggles
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So glad you enjoyed it, WitchGiggles, Lora Leigh has been getting a lot of stick for this book, but you're a die hard fan!
ReplyDeleteI have only read a short story set in the breed world but it was good :)
ReplyDeleteOh this is another series I've been needing to read. Why do I always feel behind? LOL
ReplyDeleteLora Leigh is one of these authors I first read when I started out reviewing. It's always nice to see how their careers move on as the years go by!
ReplyDeleteHa! Melissa, I know exactly what you mean! Especially when we just want to 'read them all!'
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