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"Stories have a power, a magic all their own. Consider the fact that the actions, thoughts and feelings of people who have no existence in reality can make you laugh, make you weep. That's the art and that's the magic." Fledge, Story Witch of the Ten Nations Fair |
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5 May 2010
The Flame and the Shadow is a Recommended Read from Two Lips Reviews
There is magic, love, and plenty of angst to keep you turning the pages. This novel would make any lover of fantasy and magic cheer. I loved it and didn’t want it to end. The electricity between Cenda and Grayson is off the charts and will keep you wanting more of them! When you want a love story that is magical and one you won’t want to put down, you want The Flame and the Shadow.
25 February 2010
Thief of Light is one of those amazing books that comes along very rarely. Ms. Rossetti has crafted a unique world and culture, and filled it with complex, wonderful characters that draw you in and won't let you go. This is complex world-building and enthralling story-telling at its best.
Prue is a wonderful heroine — human as she hides from past pains, yet stronger than she ever believed when she needs to be. Erik is a wounded hero that calls out for love — blessed with a divine gift, he has maintained his humanity in the face of what has been unbearable temptation. Together they are one of my favorite romantic couples.
All in all an extraordinary tale. I highly recommend this book to all lovers of romance and space opera.
8 January 2010
Five Hearts from The Romance Studio for Thief of Light!
...wonderfully drawn, real characters that readers can relate to. The sexual tension between them ratchets up as they both struggle with their attraction. When they eventually succumb, their encounters burn up the pages while also warming the heart with the tenderness that blossoms between them.
Denise Rossetti does a wonderful job of keeping the relationship between Erik and Prue the central focus of the book even as she weaves in the overarching plot that ties it to the first book in the series. The sense of menace is felt throughout the story and will keep readers on edge as it draws closer to Erik and Prue. Though the ending is completely satisfying, there are some aspects of the plot that seem unresolved and will leave readers anxious to get their hands on the next book in the series. This is one book, and series, I recommend whole heartedly to anyone who wants a little fantasy and magic woven into their romance.
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