If i say succubus and incubus please tell me the first thought that comes to mind is ~*~Sex~*~
Although there is much more to Shadowfae by Erica Hayes, there is defiantly A LOT OF SEX in this book. There is also quite a bit of language. To enjoy Erica's writing I don't believe you can be offended easily. So,if the F-Bomb is on your No-No list, then please steer clear of her work. With that said, lets get down to business.
Jade the succubus, Rajah the incubus -- both enslaved by Kane, the demon lord. They do his bidding, kill his enemies, and service him when needed. They will never die, never age, and will NEVER be free. Or so this is what they have been lead to believe.
Rajah knows differently. He knows of a way. A dangerous, risky, almost impossible way to escape the slave bangles and to become human again. No more soul sucking sex. No more painful bangles dictating their every move. But doing so also means no more Jade.
They both strive for the same goal in this page turning novel, working together for freedom, but to meet all of the requirements they must betray one another. Can either of them manage to hurt the other, or will they remain under Kane's rule of thumb for eternity?
After 200 years of slavery, what would you do?
Okay, so this was the first book that I have read in which my mother would categorize it as a "trash novel". I, myself, found it very well written and quite exciting. I guess you could say I don't have a strong moral character. I like violence, sex, and danger (in theory). Bring on the sex, the potty-mouths, and the fight scenes! So, in a nut shell, I was not offended by any part of this book. I found it a great read and am only warning those who prefer less profanity.
To find out more about Erica Hayes and her world of Shadowfae join her at http://www.ericahayes.net/shadowfae.html.
Great Review!
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