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Touch If You Dare (Soulfire #2)

by Stephanie Rowe (Goodreads Author)

3.88 of 5 stars 3.88 · rating details · 257 ratings · 44 reviews

"Rowe is a paranormal star!"
-JR Ward, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Black Dagger Brotherhood Series

He's just about the hottest warrior she's ever seen...

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Paperback, 383 pages

Published July 1st 2011 by Sourcebooks Casablanca (first published May 28th 2011)

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Dec 24, 2012 Book Chick City rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-paranormal

Guest reviewed by Andrea for Book Chick City. 5/10 on the blog.

“Touch if You Dare” is the second in Rowe’s 'Soulfire' series. Jarvis is a bad-ass warrior and the guardian of hate. He’s spent over 100 years as a prisoner in the clutches of Death’s evil grandma, and finally he and some of his warrior friends have managed to escape.

But it’s not all hugs and puppies now he’s free. He is the guardian of hate and anyone who touches him starts to feel it. It makes him a lethal warrior, but emotionally...more

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Aug 23, 2012 Brandi Salazar rated it 3 of 5 stars

After 150 years, Jarvis has finally managed to escape the Den where he and his friends have suffered unspeakable horrors. His time there has left him emotionally scarred and untrusting of all women. The keeper of Hate, Jarvis is on borrowed time. As Hate consumes him, he must find locate his brother, the keeper of Love before he explodes, unleashing his gift on an unsuspecting world.

Reina works for the one and only Death. After losing every member of her family except one sister who is due to s...more After 150 years, Jarvis has finally managed to escape the Den where he and his friends have suffered unspeakable horrors. His time there has left him emotionally scarred and untrusting of all women. The keeper of Hate, Jarvis is on borrowed time. As Hate consumes him, he must find locate his brother, the keeper of Love before he explodes, unleashing his gift on an unsuspecting world.

Reina works for the one and only Death. After losing every member of her family except one sister who is due to suffer the same fate at any moment. Her only hope of saving her sister is to get a promotion and to do that, she has an assignment to kill. The only problem is that Reina is a lover not a killer, but she will do what must be done if it means saving the person she loves. She just needs a little help from a certain woman hating warrior.

There was so much going on in this story, from Napoleon, Death's grandfather seeking to find his wife who has been kidnapped, to Death who is seeking to pull off the ultimate money making scheme in the history of reaping. Reina's mission to save her sister, Jarvis's mission to find his brother and save the world, his brother's journey to find a new purpose in life. We met the king of orgasms, and the ultimate assassin who has lost his own passion for the kill. Each was interesting in their own right, but I think they were deserving of their own story. Instead, they detracted from the main story line and Jarvis and Reina's journey to save the people they loved while finding their love for each other.

A perfect example of this would be Death. He is a huge womanizer and egotist, but he is also the most likeable, interesting and complex character. More than anything, I would have liked to learn more about him and what makes him tick. I hope there will be a book in the future that focuses on him. Overall, characters like this overshadowed the main characters, in my opinion.

When I first started reading this series, I loved the humor, and this one offered more of the same. However, as I said before, there was a lot going on. I had to juggle a lot of information, names, and places and sometimes it was difficult to keep everything straight. I love that the men each have their own unique coping mechanism, and for Jarvis that was hair. That alone lends a lightness to the story and at times created intimacy.

The execution was decent, the plot was solid and enjoyable. I really liked the struggle each character went through to reach their destiny. What I hated was the ridiculous amount of errors. This is a traditionally published novel? I would have thought indie considering the enormous amount of missing, added, and misspelled words that riddled each and every page from beginning to end. It was shocking really. With the way it stands, I would be surprised if this even went through the editing process at all. For me, it was distracting, sometimes even confusing and it interfered with the reading process significantly.

Aside from all that, this really is a decent book and a worthwhile read. The author clearly put a lot of thought into it and I can appreciate that. For all the problems, I will still pick up the next book in the series and recommend it to those who like a good paranormal romance with likeable, if not loveable characters and intricate plot lines. The humor alone makes me want to come back for more.

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Dec 05, 2011 Kathy Davie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

Second in the Soulfire paranormal-romance series set in Boston. The couple focus is on Reina and Jarvis.

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Lordy, Rowe cracks me up! I do love how she drags in all the "classes" the boys had to endure with that witch poking fun at "woman power" but then she twists it right back on us as Jarvis starts to think maybe those classes had some use after all. These bad-ass warriors: Nigel with his drawing when he needs to cool his jets, Jarvis with his obsession about knitting but preferences for...more

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Jul 31, 2011 Debbie rated it 3 of 5 stars

If you have read Stephanie Rowe's previous Soulfire book, Kiss At Your Own Risk, you know that the humor is so over the border of absurd that you just have to roll with it and be ready for one laugh after another thrown in with your romance. I really enjoyed Reina in the previous book so it was nice to see her have her own story. Her character was funny and sweet but I was hoping for a little more kick butt coming from someone aspiring to be one of Death's reapers. Granted we find out the true r...more

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Jul 19, 2011 April rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, demons-vampires, demons

RATING:4.5)TOUCH IF YOU DARE by Stephaine Rowe is an exciting paranormal romance.It is Book 2 the "Soulfire Series",but can be read as a stand alone. See "Kiss at Your Own Risk". It is fast paced,action paced from the first page to the last. It has demons,vampires,a secret society,Death,the Guardian of Hate,Guardian of Love, Satan,demons,nearly immortal warriors, vampires,adventure,comedy,romance,sweet sensuality,and kick butt women. Jarvis Swain,sexy,dangerous,is the Guardian of Hate,immortal w...more

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Jul 09, 2011 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: action-adventure, non-erotic, paranormal, science-fiction-fantasy

He's just about the hottest warrior she's ever seen...

Reina Fleming really appreciates a man who's on a mission-especially when he's a badass warrior doing his best to impress her. And Jarvis is charmed by the way Reina's magic touch can soothe his dark side.

But when Jarvis's attention puts her job, her home, and her family in danger, Reina has to decide whether love is worth the price...

She’s working hard on trying to be a reaper for death. He’s trying to stay alive and not explode from the...more

He's just about the hottest warrior she's ever seen...

Reina Fleming really appreciates a man who's on a mission-especially when he's a badass warrior doing his best to impress her. And Jarvis is charmed by the way Reina's magic touch can soothe his dark side.

But when Jarvis's attention puts her job, her home, and her family in danger, Reina has to decide whether love is worth the price...

She’s working hard on trying to be a reaper for death. He’s trying to stay alive and not explode from the hate and anger he carries around in him. Ideal couple, don’t you think?

Ms. Rowe enjoys using her imagination and has created a story of magic, love, hate, and death that is total fantasy and great fun to read. She creates strong characters who care more about other people than they do themselves. She gives all them psychological hang ups of some kind that they must work through. And you just keep reading happily along to see where her story takes you next and what odd thing they must overcome next.

You have vampires who don’t attack people anymore with women who will stake them because they wish to be bitten. You have a Godfather of love who makes any woman around swoon in ecstasy. A real strange assassin who uses pink Ninja stars to take people out. And there is a whole lot more going on in this story. It’s busy, it flows well, the two main characters are falling love with each other but are too busy to consummate it, and you’ll keep flipping those pages to see how it ends.

This is fantasy at its best, the plot holds together well and Ms. Rowe has some surprises for you. I didn’t anticipate the ending. Of course, I didn’t anticipate a lot of what happened in this book, but I sure did enjoy reading it!

You’ll find yourself rooting for some characters and hoping others fail; the story line grabs you and makes you care about those you’re reading about. It’s also a good romance story. If you like a fun fantasy story with a touch of Abbott and Costello and with lots of action and odd situations salted with a touch of love, you’ll love this story.

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Jun 24, 2012 Mara rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: humour, pnr

If you like fluffy silly PNR, grab this book. If you prefer meatier or darker story, think about it.

I'm a fan of Terry Pratchett, so humour is not a problem. At all. I love the way he writes and highlights our shortcomings. But what he writes about is never really something to laugh at. Here there's simply a forced fluffiness, a freak child of Kitty Kat and a Lord of the Underworld.

If you want a funny romance, go for books like Touched by an Alien. I can't say I loved it, but I read and found ni...more

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Aug 14, 2011 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the Soulfire series by Stephanie Rowe. Jarvis, Guardian of Hate, is trying to say the world from himself. Hate is building up in him and too much can cause him to explode. literally. If that happens all the hate that he has held onto will be leaked out into the world. With the help of his friends, Nigel and Blaine, they try to find his brother Cameron, Guardian of Love. Cameron is the only one who can contain hate if his brother dies and place it in another host.

Along...more

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Jun 29, 2011 Paranormal Haven rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed-read-by-stephanie

Jarvis has finally escaped the clutches of an evil witch after 150 years of torture to find he doesn't have much time left. He must locate his brother before the hate inside him seeps out and destroys the world. In order to do this Jarvis will need to partner with Reina, who also has a major sibling dilemma, in order to deceive Death. When everything is one the line, Jarvis will either succumb to his fate or fight it with everything he has in order to save the woman who's touch fights back the d...more Jarvis has finally escaped the clutches of an evil witch after 150 years of torture to find he doesn't have much time left. He must locate his brother before the hate inside him seeps out and destroys the world. In order to do this Jarvis will need to partner with Reina, who also has a major sibling dilemma, in order to deceive Death. When everything is one the line, Jarvis will either succumb to his fate or fight it with everything he has in order to save the woman who's touch fights back the darkness inside him.

Jarvis has spent over a century being repeatedly tortured and humiliated while being held against his will at the Den of Womanly Pursuits. Angelica, the witch who kidnapped him as a child and operated the Den, and her female underlings used cruel techniques (from poisoning and painful experiments to making the men take up hobbies like painting and knitting) to make men into what she believed was the perfect gentlemen. Because of this Jarvis doesn't have the most flattering opinion about women and at first plans to use Reina in any way that will help him get to his brother. As you can guess the more time Jarvis spends with Reina, the more he sees how loving she is and the unbreakable devotion to her sister.

Their relationship is predictable from the start so I never really got invested into it and I found their individual characters to be more interesting than them as a pair. Jarvis harbors hate inside him that sets him apart from his fellow warriors and if it gets out it will be very deadly. As dire as his situation is, he still worries about his injured friends and helping a young vampire who is dying of a broken heart. He's loyal and true to his word. Also, he's great with hair. How many alphas can you say that about? Reina isn't quite as intriguing but the lengths she's will to go through to help her sister and Jarvis are just a few things that make her a very sweet character.

There are a lot of side characters in this book and while they did have a part in Reina and Jarvis' journey to find, and in Reina's case, help their siblings there were just too many. Each had their own problems they were bringing into the story and it kept taking the focus away from Reina and Jarvis. Humorous paranormal romance is probably one of my favorite types of books to read but there can be too much of a good thing. On every page, in every scene, it felt as if the author was trying to get a laugh and it had me actually wishing something tragic would happen so there was a change in the story.

Touch if you Dare had a decent story and a few good characters. I wouldn't say I hated the book but I definitely didn't love it. You could correctly guess what will happen next in Jarvis and Reina's relationship and there were more supporting characters than needed. One did stand out though. I really liked everything about Death. He's arrogant and a womanizer but he has a weakness for love. His character was a constant surprise and he was the highlight of this book. It's hard to say any one who loves PNR will enjoy this book but I think fans of the first installment will find this to their liking.
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Mar 02, 2012 Tracy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Another Bizarre...Brilliant?...Rowe Romp
He is the Guardian of Hate, and after a century and a half of torture at the hands of the wickedest of witches, one with a jones-on for bleeding, bruising, and breaking her victims into getting in touch with their feminine side, Jarvis Swain is so chock full of the stuff he's about ready to blow. He and his fellow escaped warriors have been working on freeing the rest of their brethren from the Den of Womanly Pursuits (a truly terrifying place). He's so da...more

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Jun 10, 2011 Michelle rated it 3 of 5 stars

Touch If You Dare is the second book in the Soulfire series by Stephanie Rowe and a Paranormal Romance from Sourcebooks Casablanca.

Book Blurb:

He’s just about ready to explode...

Jarvis Swain is fast turning into a hate machine, and if that happens, the whole world is doomed. Unless he can get Death’s sexy assistant Reina Fleming to help him...

She’s in desperate need of a badass warrior on a mission...

When Death presents Reina with a dreadful ultimatum, Reina knows she needs to call in someone rut...more

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Aug 19, 2011 VampFanGirl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, for-review, paranormal-romance

My Review:

The Plot:

Touch Jarvis Swain if you dare. Not only does the giant warrior come part and parcel with one hell of a massive sword that's a seamless extension of his own body, but the man is the Guardian of Hate. Oozing the putrid black slime of all the word's hatred, Jarvis is an infection that'll taint any fool foolish enough to touch his skin. And while all of this dark mojo lends Jarvis one badass reputation, the poor guy has an expiration date that he's managed by sheer force of will...more

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Jun 05, 2011 Kristen My Bookish Fairy Tale rated it 5 of 5 stars

Book 2 of the Soulfire Series continues with Jarvis and Reina. Stephanie Rowe has an amazing talent with her writing. A paranormal romance rock star. Her writing style is one to compliment.

I love Stephanie's writing. This series is packed full of humor and steamy scenes that just keep you wanting to read further. I love her character's. Her warriors are everything that every woman looks for. Dangerous,heroic,selfless and full of love and understanding. I am a huge fan of Ms. Rowe's.

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Jun 27, 2011 Sharon rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Do you love the self loathing tortured alpha-male warrior that finds his salvation, as well as his soft ooey-gooey center, in a strong, loyal woman? Then what are you waiting for, go read this book! If you need more convincing then read on…

Rowe has a unique voice I found entertaining and refreshing. What I loved most, was her fast paced witty dialogue. It was a virtual snark fest . If I had been in the room with the characters, I would have whip lash tryin...more

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Jan 02, 2012 Lynsey (The Demon Librarian) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bad-ass-dude, magic-tastic, rotflmao

I think I may have had some kind of epiphany where this series is concerned. The first one I found to be a very strange cocktail of elements. It had all the ingredients of a really innovative new series with new types of supernatural warriors and a really unique world- but then when I started reading it, it was written like some kind of comedy farce that was bordering on ridiculous. And I just totally didn't get it. Now, having read book two, I think the problem lay with me trying to take it way...more I think I may have had some kind of epiphany where this series is concerned. The first one I found to be a very strange cocktail of elements. It had all the ingredients of a really innovative new series with new types of supernatural warriors and a really unique world- but then when I started reading it, it was written like some kind of comedy farce that was bordering on ridiculous. And I just totally didn't get it. Now, having read book two, I think the problem lay with me trying to take it way too seriously. I mean, it has warriors that do cross stitching or knitting whenever they are feeling overwhelmed at their memories of abuse and torture. Abuse and torture aimed solely at making them better (in the witch-bitch torturer's view), more sensitive men. At what point did I think I was supposed to take this stuff seriously? I mean, they literally, in the middle of a fight, will whip out some charcoal and a notepad and start doing some sketching, just to ease the tension.....

Doh!

This time, however, going into it knowing what to expect, I found I enjoyed it a whole lot more. I read a tag-line somewhere describing it as "A Paranormal Romance Adventure Comedy". Going in armed with that knowledge made the experience entirely different.

Naturally, it's still not going to be everybody's cup of tea. Some people will probably not appreciate the humour even when expecting it, because it is a little on the silly side. But what it most definitely is, is ENTERTAINING. I thoroughly enjoyed reading both books.

It's a bit like, have you ever watched Dancing with the Stars? You know when there's the couple that maybe aren't the best dancers, and they lack any kind of technical skill, but their wacky routine is still the one you enjoy most on the night because it was simply the most entertaining? Even if they are mad as a box of frogs? Well, these books are kind of like that. Make sense?

I can't in all honesty give this one more than three stars even though I found the quality of the writing had improved significantly over the first one. The first book drove me slightly nuts with all the brackets (that's, brackets!) and the Hello? Sarcasm much? thing. This was much better in that area...but not enough so to make it a four star book.

I am, bizarrely enough, really looking forward to the next one- Hold Me If You Can, out early January.

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Dec 31, 2011 Alexia Chantel rated it 3 of 5 stars

Isn’t there a song about when love and hate collide? If those two pure emotions were to collide it might look a lot like Jarvis exploding.

Rowe’s second book in the series brings together Lord Hate and the reaper Reina. Jarvis is another tortured soul that has survived Angelica’s prison. As a man doomed to die he is surprised by Reina’s ability to bring him peace. The relationship that grows between these two is touching and frustrating at the same time, why can’t you just slap some sense into t...more

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Jul 08, 2011 Michelle rated it 3 of 5 stars

I have really enjoyed Stephanie Rowe’s humorous paranormal novels, specifically the Immortal Sexy series so I had high hopes for her Soulfire Series. Unfortunately starting with the second book in the series, Touch if You Dare, left me more confused than laughing. I’m sure there were a lot details and background explained in the first book in the series but starting with the second I was really lacking in my understanding. I didn’t understand the setting, were we in a modern day city or a somepl...more

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Sep 11, 2011 Ally rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, ebook, paranormal-romance

Reina Fleming really appreciates a man who's on a mission-especially when he's a badass warrior doing his best to impress her. And Jarvis is charmed by the way Reina's magic touch can soothe his dark side. But when Jarvis's attention puts her job, her home, and her family in danger, Reina has to decide whether love is worth the price...
Enter the nonstop, action-packed world of Stephanie Rowe's love stories-you'll never think of the manly arts in the same way again.

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Jul 12, 2011 Blodeuedd Finland rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

My thoughts:

This is one hard book to describe because so much is going on and it's crazy in a good way. But first, yes this is book two but it can be read as a stand alone novel too.

Where to start now. Jarvis has been tortured for decades by one crazy woman who wanted men to be in touch with their feelings; she just used a bit too much torture and was just way too insane to get it right. He and his buddies are now free and he sure feels that he can never go near a woman again. Not to mention tha...more My thoughts:

This is one hard book to describe because so much is going on and it's crazy in a good way. But first, yes this is book two but it can be read as a stand alone novel too.

Where to start now. Jarvis has been tortured for decades by one crazy woman who wanted men to be in touch with their feelings; she just used a bit too much torture and was just way too insane to get it right. He and his buddies are now free and he sure feels that he can never go near a woman again. Not to mention that he is the Guardian of hate and spreads hate wherever he goes. He is as manly as they get (since he must make up for all those lessons in colour appreciation and knitting.). Sure at times he is a bit too much but who can blame the poor guy.

Reina the heroine is working for Death harvesting souls. But she also has family trouble as all the women in her family are now dead after being bitten by one nasty creature. This makes them feel more powerful and free during their last days (one climbed Mount Everest and fell down). Now she wants to protect the only sister she has left. Jarvis will help her as he also needs help getting his brother back. And of course sparks fly since she was attracted to him from the moment she saw him and he can't help feeling things he never thought he would feel.

Honestly the books just have to be read to be understood. There is so much going on, so many beings out there. Like the Beedubs who killed her family because they are Sweets (make the best chocolate), The Godfather who is so good that women die when they orgasm. And of course Death, I love him, he is a total ass and playboy but you got to love him. And here we see that there is something more to him. I can't wait for him to fall in love with a girl and love only her (oh please please give me that book!). And many more. The characters in this book are just the best.

The style is kind of snarky, ironic, sarcastic humour, dark. What I am trying to say it is not haha funny, but funny and incredibly amusing none the less.

Conclusion:

How to wrap this up then...The book is amusing, rich in its world and there is passion and romance that threatens to explode off the pages. it is just one of those books you have to read to fully understand what it is all about.

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Aug 23, 2011 Tanya Wires rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a good read overall. I just couldn't get into the main characters very well. I did enjoy the secondary characters though. It had some funny humor in it that had me laughing, like the keeper of love =) It had different versions of the grim reaper and death himself. I always pictured them dark and ruthless but Stephanie I thought had them on the light and humorous side. This book had rave reviews from some well known authors so if you like paranormal you probably should give it a read. It...more

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Jul 21, 2011 Jules rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, reviewed, sent-4-review

Stephanie Rowe is a new-to-me author who has acquired her newest fan. I will definitely be looking for more books from her in the very near future. I already have the first book in this Soulfire series ordered: Kiss At Your Own Risk. This is very much a stand-alone story although the background info really made me want to run out and get the first book immediately.

Touch If You Dare was a fast-paced, fun read for me. I jumped right into it and didn't put it down until I'd finished every last tan...more

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Sep 26, 2011 Jessica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Touch if You Dare is one of those light-hearted paranormal romances, with a slightly dark undertone, that will leave you longing for the next book. Stephanie Rowe writes with a wit reminiscent of bestselling author J.R. Ward, and an imagination that author's envy.

Read more at Suite101: Paranormal Romance Review – Touch if You Dare | Suite101.com http://jessicahastings.suite101.com/p...

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Sep 28, 2011 Shelly Ash rated it 4 of 5 stars

Touch If You Dare is most assuredly a unique paranormal romance. I had a bit of trouble getting into it at first, but once it got going a bit, it grabbed my interest for the remainder of the book. Then I wanted to read the rest of the series and of course, I will! Ms. Rowe shows us her elaborate creativity and is a natural with the paranormal romance genre. Rest assured I'm going to make sure I read the rest of this series!

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Jun 19, 2012 Lynn Kelly rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-other, smart-and-sassy

I've read a couple of Stephanie's other books / series and normally really enjoy her stories, but I couldn't get into this one. It might be because this was the 2nd book in the series and maybe I missed a lot in skipping the first book, but I didn't connect with the characters at all. It's not that the story was bad, it just wasn't what I was in the mood for.

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Oct 08, 2011 Roxanne Rhoads rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sexy, sultry and even a little silly at times this book is a great read. It's one of those books that has darker elements but doesn't take itself too seriously.

Can be read as a stand alone but I recommend reading book 1 as well- you won't regret it.

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Feb 12, 2012 Lacy Brand rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read this story only to realize afterward that this story was part of a series. So, now I will be completely lost in a new series. This book had everything...comedy, romance, and lots of drama. I couldn't put it down.

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Aug 07, 2011 Jaimie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

I really enjoyed this book but I'm sure it's not for everyone. It did leave me craving the next book. I don't really have a lot to say but if you're looking for a whimsical kind of PNR this is it.

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Oct 02, 2011 Dina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: funny, pnr

The second book again is a bit wordy with internal monologs in the middle of the action, but still hilarious.

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Jan 20, 2012 Mammatess rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was so good. I also laughed threw the whole thing! Very good story.

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Nov 05, 2012 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Knitters

Hilarious? I think I giggled the entire time I was reading it.

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Four-time RITA® Award nominee and Golden Heart® Award winner Stephanie Rowe is a nationally bestselling author of more than twenty books. A life-long reader, she began crafting stories at age ten, but didn't realize it was her dream until she was an adult.

Once the light dawned, she immediately left behind "work" as the world defines it and went to "work" as she defines it, which means getting up...more

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