WYNDSHEER
CHARLOTTE BOYETT-COMPO
Paranormal/Romance/Suspense
New Concepts Publishing
Sensuality Rating: Carnal
ISBN# 978-1-60394-142-6
108 pages
$5.50
Ebook - Available
Rating: 5 Enchantments
Jamie MacGivern is an absolutely gorgeous lycant, a wolf shape shifter. He is a genetically engineered super human with wolf-like abilities and killer instincts. He has taken Allison, married or not; she is his mate, and he knows it!
Allison Groves was a Federal Agent, at least until her plane crashed, and she woke up without any memories, only to meet and fall in love with the lycant.
This is a fabulous paranormal romance filled with mystery, hot sex, and suspense. Allison Groves is matched and mated with her lycant hero, Jamie MacGivern. When her memory returns, she makes the choice to stay with the lycant, no longer to return to her old life.
I absolutely loved this story! It’s one of the best I have ever read. The author’s word pictures were phenomenal; the sex absolutely fabulous. The suspense, mystery and intrigue was so well written, I literally could not put the book down. The paranormal creatures completely captivated me with their texture, size and the description of their smell. This story was awesome, very well written. I would say to anyone - if you like paranormal, suspense, and good hot sex, this is a must read. If you are an aspiring author and want to effectively paint pictures with your words, this is a must read, as well as a writing course in a box. If I could give it more than five enchantments, I would. Absolutely fabulous.
Ms. Boyett-Compo is the author of fifty books, the first ten of which are the Wind Legend Saga. Married 40 years to her high school sweetheart, Tom, she is the mother of two grown sons, Pete and Mike, and the proud grandmother of Preston Alexander and Victoria Ashley. You can reach her at: http://www.windlegends.org.
Desiree de Cleves
ENCHANTING REVIEWS
June 2008
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HIGHLAND DAWN by Donna Grant
HIGHLAND DAWN
DONNA GRANT
Historical/Dark Fantasy Romance
New Concepts Publishing
ISBN# 1-58608-955-2
$5.50
eBook - Available now
Rating: 5 Enchantments
Moria, the oldest of the druid sisters from the prophecy, has always been strong. But when everyone and everything she holds dear is being threatened, her strength wanes and the future looks bleak. She has only one thing to keep her moving and her strength from failing completely, and this is Dartayous. Shame he doesn’t really see her either.
Danger, mystery, sandalwood and power - what better way to describe a man and that is exactly what Dartayous is. Dartayous, a Druid Warrior, is guarding the most perfect thing in the world and the only one to actually melt the ice wrapped around his heart, Moria. For years he has wanted her, but his own secret and curse keeps him out of the arms of the only true happiness he has ever wanted or needed.
Facing an indescribable evil, Moria and Dartayous find it may not only be their world and that of the Fae at stake but their hearts and souls as well.
Have you ever found a long lost friend? Well, that is what this book is like to me. As though someone from my past walked up and we became the best of friends again. I remember once meeting the Druid Prophecy sisters and hoped to find them again, but try as hard as I might, it wasn’t until I read this story that I realized I had found them again, and the story is intertwined in my heart once more. The best part is that I will never lose it or the vividly told people again, and I hope to see the story evolve more as Lugus gets the life he deserves.
BrandyWine
ENCHANTING REVIEWS
September 2007
DONNA GRANT
Historical/Dark Fantasy Romance
New Concepts Publishing
ISBN# 1-58608-955-2
$5.50
eBook - Available now
Rating: 5 Enchantments
Moria, the oldest of the druid sisters from the prophecy, has always been strong. But when everyone and everything she holds dear is being threatened, her strength wanes and the future looks bleak. She has only one thing to keep her moving and her strength from failing completely, and this is Dartayous. Shame he doesn’t really see her either.
Danger, mystery, sandalwood and power - what better way to describe a man and that is exactly what Dartayous is. Dartayous, a Druid Warrior, is guarding the most perfect thing in the world and the only one to actually melt the ice wrapped around his heart, Moria. For years he has wanted her, but his own secret and curse keeps him out of the arms of the only true happiness he has ever wanted or needed.
Facing an indescribable evil, Moria and Dartayous find it may not only be their world and that of the Fae at stake but their hearts and souls as well.
Have you ever found a long lost friend? Well, that is what this book is like to me. As though someone from my past walked up and we became the best of friends again. I remember once meeting the Druid Prophecy sisters and hoped to find them again, but try as hard as I might, it wasn’t until I read this story that I realized I had found them again, and the story is intertwined in my heart once more. The best part is that I will never lose it or the vividly told people again, and I hope to see the story evolve more as Lugus gets the life he deserves.
BrandyWine
ENCHANTING REVIEWS
September 2007
THE SHIELDS 1: A DARK GUARDIAN by Donna Grant
THE SHIELDS 1: A DARK GUARDIAN
DONNA GRANT
Historical/Dark Fantasy Romance
New Concepts Publishing
ISBN# 1-58608-968-4
$5.50
eBook - Available now
Rating: 5 Enchantments
Lady Mina of Stone Crest, Hugh, leader of the Shields, Roderick, Val, Gabriel, Cole and Darrick, companions of Hugh and Knights of the same cause. Mina's brother, Bernard, Baron of Stone Crest, Theresa of Cloister, Mina's sister and a cruel and vain woman, and you have the cast of this great story. Though Hugh and Mina are the main two characters, each of the others deserves to be mentioned as the author leaves you with the feeling that they are real.
Cole, an immortal, was found wandering between realms as a child. His world had been destroyed and he had been taken in and trained in weapons and fighting by the Fae. As all the other shields, each man has something, some quality that drew the Fae to them. I mention Cole because of the immortality and the fact that he is the only one to come from another dimension. Or is he? Also the truth is that he is my favorite.
A demon is plaguing Stone Crest and destroying everything Mina cares about. Hugh and his men have been hunting these creatures down and trying to destroy them. Out of hundreds, Hugh’s men are the only ones left, and the Demons are getting harder to kill and more intelligent. Can Hugh and Mina save Stone Crest, can Hugh and his men save the world from this threat, can the story get any wilder as we find out that not only do they have to save their own time periods but the future as well? Are you hooked? Well, you should be and well, go get the book.
I normally will not read a historical but after hearing about this book, I decided to take a chance. Man, am I glad I did - it is gripping, loving, suspenseful and totally addictive. I hope that I am the lucky reviewer to get the next one in the series. Oh please, Ms Grant, do me the honor of continuing this series with you and finding joy once more in a great historical romance. A heart-stopping 5 Enchantments.
BrandyWine
ENCHANTING REVIEWS
October 2007
DONNA GRANT
Historical/Dark Fantasy Romance
New Concepts Publishing
ISBN# 1-58608-968-4
$5.50
eBook - Available now
Rating: 5 Enchantments
Lady Mina of Stone Crest, Hugh, leader of the Shields, Roderick, Val, Gabriel, Cole and Darrick, companions of Hugh and Knights of the same cause. Mina's brother, Bernard, Baron of Stone Crest, Theresa of Cloister, Mina's sister and a cruel and vain woman, and you have the cast of this great story. Though Hugh and Mina are the main two characters, each of the others deserves to be mentioned as the author leaves you with the feeling that they are real.
Cole, an immortal, was found wandering between realms as a child. His world had been destroyed and he had been taken in and trained in weapons and fighting by the Fae. As all the other shields, each man has something, some quality that drew the Fae to them. I mention Cole because of the immortality and the fact that he is the only one to come from another dimension. Or is he? Also the truth is that he is my favorite.
A demon is plaguing Stone Crest and destroying everything Mina cares about. Hugh and his men have been hunting these creatures down and trying to destroy them. Out of hundreds, Hugh’s men are the only ones left, and the Demons are getting harder to kill and more intelligent. Can Hugh and Mina save Stone Crest, can Hugh and his men save the world from this threat, can the story get any wilder as we find out that not only do they have to save their own time periods but the future as well? Are you hooked? Well, you should be and well, go get the book.
I normally will not read a historical but after hearing about this book, I decided to take a chance. Man, am I glad I did - it is gripping, loving, suspenseful and totally addictive. I hope that I am the lucky reviewer to get the next one in the series. Oh please, Ms Grant, do me the honor of continuing this series with you and finding joy once more in a great historical romance. A heart-stopping 5 Enchantments.
BrandyWine
ENCHANTING REVIEWS
October 2007
Friday, October 17, 2008
RAVENSTHORPE HEIR by Catherine Stang
RAVENSTHORPE HEIR
CATHERINE STANG
Historical Romance/Suspense
New Concepts Publishing
Sensuality Rating: Sensual
ISBN# 1-58608
$5.50
eBook - February 2007
Rating: 2 Enchantments
A never ending story of social restrictions, angst, self-doubt and a seemingly forced marriage.
Every generation feels that it is misunderstood and socially confined and can’t escape its past to move to better future. Ms. Stang provides an example with a twist – the setting is in the days of yore in not so merry ol’ England. The scene - a ball at the beginning of the social “season” in the mid 1800’s England. Enter stage left - Burke Steward, Duke of Ravensthorpe, a trouble guy full of self-loathing and a huge hero complex, and who according to local gossip, is more than a bit of scoundrel and rake, with quite the rep with the ladies. However, financial straits puts him on the path of reform to become a bit more respectable, or least respectable enough to marry some social climber with the cash to resolve his immediate problems and keep the social façade his family has built.
Enter stage right - Phoebe Walcott, sister of Percy Walcott, who like Burke, is another trouble man found in dire straits but with an apparently solid recourse to save himself - to sell his sister into a marriage to older, wealthy and sinister Lord. However his plans go awry when Burke’s hero complex emerges, forcing himself to save Phoebe by marrying her, despite his strong desire to not soil her with his reputation. Needless to say, sparks fly as the two fumble through learning to trust, love and help each other remove the social curses that afflict both their families. Add to this crazy mix, manipulating mothers, a once friend on the warpath to rectify a apparent wrong, and some lonely bystanders looking for love, home and hearth and you have the complete story.
Ms. Stang has the potential to create good imagery and story line; however in this work she has spoiled an essentially nice recipe with too many ingredients. The story in itself has a strong plot line, that if built with more focus and depth could be a nice series of books as each character has the potential to be a complete story in itself. Also, in attempting to resolve all the problems, she has skimped on the literary romantic imagery between the two key characters, which are essential in a great romance story.
Rowan E. Wagner
ENCHANTING REVIEWS
July 2007
CATHERINE STANG
Historical Romance/Suspense
New Concepts Publishing
Sensuality Rating: Sensual
ISBN# 1-58608
$5.50
eBook - February 2007
Rating: 2 Enchantments
A never ending story of social restrictions, angst, self-doubt and a seemingly forced marriage.
Every generation feels that it is misunderstood and socially confined and can’t escape its past to move to better future. Ms. Stang provides an example with a twist – the setting is in the days of yore in not so merry ol’ England. The scene - a ball at the beginning of the social “season” in the mid 1800’s England. Enter stage left - Burke Steward, Duke of Ravensthorpe, a trouble guy full of self-loathing and a huge hero complex, and who according to local gossip, is more than a bit of scoundrel and rake, with quite the rep with the ladies. However, financial straits puts him on the path of reform to become a bit more respectable, or least respectable enough to marry some social climber with the cash to resolve his immediate problems and keep the social façade his family has built.
Enter stage right - Phoebe Walcott, sister of Percy Walcott, who like Burke, is another trouble man found in dire straits but with an apparently solid recourse to save himself - to sell his sister into a marriage to older, wealthy and sinister Lord. However his plans go awry when Burke’s hero complex emerges, forcing himself to save Phoebe by marrying her, despite his strong desire to not soil her with his reputation. Needless to say, sparks fly as the two fumble through learning to trust, love and help each other remove the social curses that afflict both their families. Add to this crazy mix, manipulating mothers, a once friend on the warpath to rectify a apparent wrong, and some lonely bystanders looking for love, home and hearth and you have the complete story.
Ms. Stang has the potential to create good imagery and story line; however in this work she has spoiled an essentially nice recipe with too many ingredients. The story in itself has a strong plot line, that if built with more focus and depth could be a nice series of books as each character has the potential to be a complete story in itself. Also, in attempting to resolve all the problems, she has skimped on the literary romantic imagery between the two key characters, which are essential in a great romance story.
Rowan E. Wagner
ENCHANTING REVIEWS
July 2007
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