Justice Served Hot by Sarah Barimen
Publisher: Changeling Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short story (34 pages)
Other: M/F
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Tansy lives alone, splitting her time between work and her favorite bar, until the night a gorgeous stranger greets her with, “Quick, pretend you’re my lover for a minute!” That kiss will take her to Heaven literally and figuratively — the last place she ever thought she’d go.

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I enjoyed this very short story. I felt the opening scene in particular was very well written and totally captured my imagination. I thought both Tansy and Ray were interesting characters and while I’d have enjoyed a bit more time to get to know them both I understood the author didn’t have a lot of room for that.

I was a little disappointed that Ray initially explained his extraordinary circumstances to Tansy in rather veiled terms. I had to read through that conversation twice before I really got a handle on what I thought was happening – though I was really pleased when it became clearer further into the story. I did feel though that the paranormal aspect to the story was a critical part of the plot – and in how Ray and Tansy got together. I personally would have preferred had that initial conversation been written a little more explicitly and not left me feeling confused by its vagueness.

I loved the heat level between Ray and Tansy. I felt they both were very sexually compatible and the chemistry really sizzled between them to my mind. And Nick, Tansy’s friend was a complete surprise to me and I found him delightful. There’s a whole stack of plot in the second half of the book which I thought was well paced and deeply interesting. The connection between Ray and Tansy stayed strong though and I thought overall the author did a good job for such a short story.

With a very interesting plot and a strong paranormal style of sub-text this was a good read and I’d happily check out more stories set in this world. I’ll definitely be looking for more by this author.

It’s In The Mix by Ayla Ruse
Publisher: Changeling Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Short Story (71 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Asling is not happy to be tending bar in a human pub. Her fairy aunt predicted she’d find love by the next full moon, and that means she should be back in Ireland — not in the middle of Massachusetts.

Despite the happy married lives of his friends, Daniel is content to remain a bachelor. After all, the pretty new bartender may want to come home with him. Why spoil that with a relationship?
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Something might have happened on its own, but a mischievous pub owner slips each of them a Wit & Wizardry brew known to contain a powerful love potion. Before either can say a word, Aisling and Daniel find themselves tumbling headlong into love.

Unfortunately, all is not happily ever after. Aisling does not want to love a human, and Daniel believes he’s unfairly pressured her into being with him. When the pair settle down to breathe, can they discover something deeper to bind them, or will daylight make the heady effects of a potioned brew fade away?

Aisling is a fairy and while she’s not pleased to be working a shift at the bar, she’s trying to make the best of it. Instead of being surrounded by drunk and off-limit humans, what she really wants is to find her mate, a man who is her true love and whom she can start a family with. So when Daniel O’Hare manages to charm her with his wild Irish looks and sexy voice, Aisling is shocked, because she never, ever thought she’d even like a human – let alone be falling in love with one.

This is a fun and sexy short story. I really enjoyed how the magic and mechanism behind the love potion brew was explained so as the reader I could understand where this major plot point was coming from. Instead of just a vague “drinking a love potion” suggestion I appreciated Aisling actually asking a few hard questions and having this explained to her – and thus us readers too.

While I could understand if some readers don’t fully enjoy the “insta-love” style of relationship that starts between Aisling and Daniel because of the potion, I personally felt there was still a good bit of chemistry between the two. Aisling is pretty determined not to like – and certainly not to love or become involved with – a human, so that added quite a bit of conflict to Aisling’s character. On the one hand the potion was allowing them both to see each other in a new light and without doubts or hesitation, but it also released some very normal and natural inhibitions too. So I could appreciate and understand the thin line the author treaded here. I’m not sure this will be the style of plot of book that all readers will enjoy, but I personally found it sexy and interesting and just different enough to keep me hooked and turning the pages.

Throw reality and caution to the wind, sit back with a decent drink and just enjoy this fun and sexy short story. With all manner of magical creatures, love potions and some steamy hot sex it’s a great way to spend an evening and a story I enjoyed.