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Master Chronicles #10
The Price of His Redemption
(Gay / Erotica / Menage [M/M/F] / Bisexuality [M/M] / Dark Fantasy / Vampire / BDSM / Voyeurism / Exhibitionism / Series) Rescuing their missing third was supposed to be the difficult part. But Jesse Madding and Gideon Keel are learning that their work is only beginning. One month after returning to her normal life, Emma Coolidge seems to be healthy and well-adjusted from the time she spent captive in a hell dimension. Every night, though, reveals the depths of her trauma. She doesn't dream; she sleepwalks. When Gideon catches her unconsciously searching for a book about dimensional magic, he knows it's time to put an end to her torment. But Emma isn't the only who can't seem to adjust. Jesse doesn't know how to handle his new powers when he's with Emma, while Gideon fears that neither of his lovers need him at all anymore. And always, there's the fear Castelain will return to seize Emma, the prize the immortal demon has already claimed as her own...
302 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 1, 2009
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Jamie Craig
113 books173 followersJamie Craig is actually a pen name for the collaboration of authors
Vivien Dean http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/... and
Pepper Espinoza http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/...
ABOUT JAMIE CRAIG
Vivien Dean and Pepper Espinoza have been writing and publishing together as Jamie Craig since 2006. They have published with Juno Books, Samhain Publishing, Liquid Silver Books, and multiple titles with Amber Quill Press.
Pepper Espinoza has been writing and publishing erotic romance since 2005. She grew up in Utah and lives there now, where the landscape and history provide a great deal of inspiration for her work. Besides writing, she enjoys playing video games, watching movies, and going to concerts.
Vivien Dean returned to writing in 2005, and has published with Liquid Silver Books, Samhain Publishing, and Amber Quill Press. She currently resides in northern California with her husband and two children.
Vivien Dean http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/... and
Pepper Espinoza http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/...
ABOUT JAMIE CRAIG
Vivien Dean and Pepper Espinoza have been writing and publishing together as Jamie Craig since 2006. They have published with Juno Books, Samhain Publishing, Liquid Silver Books, and multiple titles with Amber Quill Press.
Pepper Espinoza has been writing and publishing erotic romance since 2005. She grew up in Utah and lives there now, where the landscape and history provide a great deal of inspiration for her work. Besides writing, she enjoys playing video games, watching movies, and going to concerts.
Vivien Dean returned to writing in 2005, and has published with Liquid Silver Books, Samhain Publishing, and Amber Quill Press. She currently resides in northern California with her husband and two children.
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September 15, 2017
After several books, we now have Emma back in the picture, so mystery solved. I don’t have anything against her character (and I know how much she enriches both Jesse and Gideon), but I really do love the interaction and relationship between Jesse and Gideon so much more. Oh, and the other thing that’s great about this particular story? Revenge is a bitch (and can be oh so rewarding).
January 28, 2011
Final book! I'm not so sad since it's became a little repetitive toward the last couple of books.
Again, extremely uncomfortable punishment (or lesson as named by Gideon) scene. I was warned for blood and violence but since it's the same for all the previous (hello, Master and vampire here!) books, I took the warning lightly. Hooo, the error. I find that I really don't like masochistic scene. I end up skipping almost all the scene. Even, taking in consideration that Jesse love pain and that he is 'immortal' and that they 'need' the lesson, I didn't like the method used by Gideon. As I said in the previous book, he had to do some thinking about HIS responsibility and the extreme he want to go.
They seems to continually have to redefine their relation. I know that it's normal to have some problems here and there and that the circumstance do not help them but in the long run that became redundant for the reader. Since I read the ten books in one go I think that's why.
The finale battle was really intense and exactly what we might wish. The nemesis suffered enough to satisfy my inner sadist (Ho yeah, take that bitch!). Jesse was really awesome and I'm impress with the progress I see him do in all the books.
At the end we see a trio that work, is solid and not afraid of what life can throw at them. Each of them have different strengths, weaknesses and insecurity that was well used in the different books.
Some lacuna (vampire aspect not enough explain, lack of difference between the sixties and this days, lack of background, some explication that remain doubtful) do not make it an excellent series but it's have too much positive aspect to complain too hard.
It's my hubby that buy me this series for Christmas ans now he have some new points in bank lolll. Have to thank him!
Again, extremely uncomfortable punishment (or lesson as named by Gideon) scene. I was warned for blood and violence but since it's the same for all the previous (hello, Master and vampire here!) books, I took the warning lightly. Hooo, the error. I find that I really don't like masochistic scene. I end up skipping almost all the scene. Even, taking in consideration that Jesse love pain and that he is 'immortal' and that they 'need' the lesson, I didn't like the method used by Gideon. As I said in the previous book, he had to do some thinking about HIS responsibility and the extreme he want to go.
They seems to continually have to redefine their relation. I know that it's normal to have some problems here and there and that the circumstance do not help them but in the long run that became redundant for the reader. Since I read the ten books in one go I think that's why.
The finale battle was really intense and exactly what we might wish. The nemesis suffered enough to satisfy my inner sadist (Ho yeah, take that bitch!). Jesse was really awesome and I'm impress with the progress I see him do in all the books.
At the end we see a trio that work, is solid and not afraid of what life can throw at them. Each of them have different strengths, weaknesses and insecurity that was well used in the different books.
Some lacuna (vampire aspect not enough explain, lack of difference between the sixties and this days, lack of background, some explication that remain doubtful) do not make it an excellent series but it's have too much positive aspect to complain too hard.
It's my hubby that buy me this series for Christmas ans now he have some new points in bank lolll. Have to thank him!
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November 25, 2018
Reread books 1-10 in November of 2018
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