Seduced by Moonlight

Submissive Elves Discover a Siren

Date of Review:   July 9, 2007
A soft cover book.  Erotic Fantasy


Is it a Murder Mystery?  Is it a Gothic Fantasy with elves and knights? Is it an erotic fantasy any woman, or man would love to fulfill?  Its all of these and more.  Journey into an alternate universe which comes to life in Seduced by Moonlight.

Synopsis:

What woman alive would not want to be filled with a passion  so strong, so powerful, so overwhelming,  that her  pleasure totally transforms her partner  into a  stronger,  more virulent,  confident  persuasive  predominate paramour  of all undertakings?   Would she desire it each and every coupling?  Meredeth suddenly finds herself faced with this very decision!

Required to fulfill her every wish as the heir incarnate, Meridith's horde of guardian elves, dance a web of protection, lust, and passion in and out of the Unseelie Court.  All the while Meredeth reign's in her distractions to find out if her Cousin Cel has set more death traps for her.

Meredeth understands death, she investigates it for a living.  What she doesn't understand is how to investigate her budding divinity.  A gift from the Over Goddess, Danu, in the form of the Challis; then suddenly,  Meredeth has to re-learn everything she thought she already knew about sex and her own desires.  Worse yet, she learns  -- each coupling becomes a ploy for power in the Unseelie Court, and a undeniable call to the power of the Challis.

Impression:

Laurel K. Hamilton, takes the reader on a romp through the fields of sexual awakening.  Not the age old tirade about the awaking of a virgin, but the self  awakening each of us relearns as we age. She reminds the reader that every coupling is both a gift and an awakening of potentials which supersede each individual partner.

In Seduced by Moonlight, Laurel K. Hamilton writes to a different strength than that of the typical "who done it".  A tour de force into the realms of erotic fantasy, she non the less casts a net for the reader to keep asking.... Who is behind all the attempts on Meredeth's life?

For a read that can not be put down, one you will want to share with those closest to you, and pull from the shelf again and again and again.... you can not go wrong with this book.

RATING:  10 Campfires.

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Citations:

Link to Amazon, Cover art from Soft Cover

Author / editors / anthologists:
Laurell K. Hamilton

Title & length: 
Seduced by Moonlight;  404pgs.

Publishing House & date:
Ballentine - Random House (http://www.ballentinebooks.com)
New York City, New York   January 2005

ISBN & LCCC :
ISBN:  0-345-44359-4

Comparable / additional publications:

A Stroke of Midnight:  by Laurell K. Hamilton
Mistral's Kiss
A Caress of Twilight:
A Lick of Frost
A Kiss of Shadows

Targeted readership:

Mature Fantasy readers, broad genre romance readers, and erotica readers.

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Author's credentials:

(Excerpted From Wikpedia)

Laurell Kaye Hamilton (born February 19, 1963) is an American horror, magic, fantasy, erotica and romance writer. She was born in Heber Springs, Arkansas but grew up in Sims, Indiana with her grandmother Laura Gentry (her mother died in 1969). Her education includes degrees in English and biology from Marion (now Indiana Wesleyan University), a Christian college in Indiana.

Today Hamilton resides in St. Louis County, Missouri.

Her principal work is the Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series, published by Penguin Group (USA), originally under their Ace Books imprint and now under Berkley Books. In 2000, she branched out and started the new Merry Gentry series about a faerie princess turned private investigator.


Reviewer & reviewer credentials:

MD Johnson is a mountain northwest regional -- freelance author, living in Payette, Idaho. His writing interests include poetry, romance, westerns, science fiction, travel, and history. His work has appeared in a diverse range of publications including True Romance and Ballyhoo Stories. He is currently republishing the 1935 western classic historical novel, “The Bitterroot Trail” as the anthologist.

If you have a book or an ARC, you would like Mr. Johnson to review, please address your questions to him at queries@pencraft.biz.