Lord Demon’s Delight
Gia DawnHistorical erotic romance
Available from Samhain Publishing
ISBN: 1-59998-388-5
January 2007
| Lord Llewellyn Dunmore was riding far from his home for a few days of whoring where it was not so obvious who he was or what he was doing. As he passed a church in the country, he heard shouting and a young woman yelled that she would not marry ‘him’ and that she would rather marry a Demon of Dunmore! He got off his horse, went inside and saw her mother slap the young lady and tell her she would, indeed, marry as her father commanded. Lord Dunmore, one of three bastard brothers born to his father and three different women, knew he was not regarded well, but took a chance to help the poor young woman anyway. He forced the priest to marry them and sign the marriage certificate. They then left before her father returned with her intended bridegroom.
Llew took Jesse to his filthy home which he shared with his two brothers. The house was covered with dirt, garbage and bugs! When he took her to their chambers, she was horrified to find it even worse. She spent that day getting it cleaned and another mattress made before she would even sleep there. This is an astonishing book with a unique story line. It is so riveting that I absolutely could not put it down. From the three fairies that helped move the plot in the right direction, to all the characters that made up the story, Ms. Dawn did an incredible job of relating this novel. This match was one of a kind; the bride and groom were so very different, but attracted none-the-less. Ms. Dawn has arisen to the fact that the story should be spellbinding, but believable. Her characters are convincing; she definitely knows how to fascinate her audience. Lord Demon’s Delight is a captivating book which involves characters from all genres; the King and his Queen are even involved. The fact that the ending is so unpredictable just enhances the overall story. I can honestly say you will love this story; I highly recommend it!
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Reviewer: Brenda Talley |
