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Protective Affairs #3
Close Contact
Book 3 in the Protective Affairs series. Geneva’s having a bad day. With a spell put on her by an angry witch, the last thing she needs is a werewolf claiming she’s his mate—even if he is gorgeous and she can’t get enough of his kisses.Evan’s happy to have found his mate; even the spell keeping them within close proximity to each other doesn’t bother him. He’s more than eager to stay near her sweet body and satisfy his craving for her, but her protection is his first priority.However, the witch isn’t satisfied with the results of the spell. Geneva and Evan have to stop additional attacks before they lose their chance to be together.
104 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2010
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Rebecca Airies
63 books82 followersI've always been an avid reader and writing just sort of followed. When I didn't like the way a book ended, I'd let my imagination run wild and paint a different ending in my head. New characters grew and I tried to get their stories on paper. I started with horror and straight sci-fi in my teens and eventually found romance.
I love to tell about the worlds and characters that sometimes seem so real to me. I write fantasy, futuristic, sci-fi, and paranormal romance, but if a character fascinates me, I'll give anything a try.
I love to tell about the worlds and characters that sometimes seem so real to me. I write fantasy, futuristic, sci-fi, and paranormal romance, but if a character fascinates me, I'll give anything a try.
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March 21, 2013
I read Vampire's Witch some time ago. It wasn't a great read, but it had some potential. So when I found Close Contact I said why not.
Well, the first no should be the price. EC's books are really too expensive for what they offer. This costs 6$ for something more than a 100 pages. And while I understand books are not cabbages, I still expect to pay them according to a few rules.
You could probably ignore this if you like the book. Unfortunately I found it boring and skim read most of it. It's definitely worse than his prequel.
Yes, it's an EC imprint, but in theory in the Romantica thread. What it is: a sexfest. Sex, sex, sex, yawn, sex. Some story.
I wonder when authors will understand that:
- eroticism is different from porn, it needs to be build as a flame;
- many women do not like to be portrayed as a walking hormone. We can and will say no if the situation warrants it. I detest a heroine who doesn't want [pick your choice], but as soon as the hero puts his paws, sorry hands, on her, she caves. It's even worse here, she seems bipolar. I don't, he seduces her, she does, than again I don't. But she really doesn't do anything to change this never-ending loop.
And no, if he forces a bond on you, it's not your fault 'cause you provoked him. Nope. And the love-you at the end were pathetic. For what does she love him? As a jailer? As a person who never compromised or saw her point of view? Meh.
I'm only sorry I can't give it back.
Well, the first no should be the price. EC's books are really too expensive for what they offer. This costs 6$ for something more than a 100 pages. And while I understand books are not cabbages, I still expect to pay them according to a few rules.
You could probably ignore this if you like the book. Unfortunately I found it boring and skim read most of it. It's definitely worse than his prequel.
Yes, it's an EC imprint, but in theory in the Romantica thread. What it is: a sexfest. Sex, sex, sex, yawn, sex. Some story.
I wonder when authors will understand that:
- eroticism is different from porn, it needs to be build as a flame;
- many women do not like to be portrayed as a walking hormone. We can and will say no if the situation warrants it. I detest a heroine who doesn't want [pick your choice], but as soon as the hero puts his paws, sorry hands, on her, she caves. It's even worse here, she seems bipolar. I don't, he seduces her, she does, than again I don't. But she really doesn't do anything to change this never-ending loop.
And no, if he forces a bond on you, it's not your fault 'cause you provoked him. Nope. And the love-you at the end were pathetic. For what does she love him? As a jailer? As a person who never compromised or saw her point of view? Meh.
I'm only sorry I can't give it back.
January 19, 2015
There once was a mad witch who was seeking revenge. The object of her revenge was an untrained witch, Genevra, who worked for a paranormal police force.
The spell she cast was to put Geneva into untold pain if she wasn't with her mate. Unfortunately, Geneva didn't have a mate, until the werewolf caught her scent only a couple of minutes after the spell was triggered. Genevra didn't believe in mates. Enough said!
I always enjoy Rebecca Airies stories, this one was good too.
The spell she cast was to put Geneva into untold pain if she wasn't with her mate. Unfortunately, Geneva didn't have a mate, until the werewolf caught her scent only a couple of minutes after the spell was triggered. Genevra didn't believe in mates. Enough said!
I always enjoy Rebecca Airies stories, this one was good too.
February 15, 2010
2.5 out of 5
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