Must Love Dogs
by Lena Austin and Tuesday Richards

In the mid 21st century, paranormal creatures have come out of the shadows. After the plagues of 2010, the human population has been decimated, but some still scream over racial purity — and not just among the humans.

Roni Engelmann is a were-dog. Talk about your interracial relationship! Not only is she not a pure werewolf, but she’s a crossbreed Chuskie — offspring of a Siberian Husky and a Chihuahua. She’s looking for love and isn’t surprised to find it in a human. Who cares what she sleeps with? Except Corbin isn’t human.

Corbin is a pure werewolf Alpha and heir to the richest pack in three states. He’s also tired of being pursued by werewolf females for his money and his title. Pretending to be human and breaking tradition is the only way he sees of finding his dream Alpha Bitch. Who cares if he dates a were-dog?

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You’d hope that the future would bring a more enlightened attitude towards racial divisions.

Not so. Especially when creatures of the night and shadows now live in full light, and mingle freely with humans. When plagues have reduced humans to a minority population and purity of race might mean instead purity of species. When a mean-tempered waitress could turn her back on you and mutter “Carnivores” instead of “Foreigners.”

Against this background, star-crossed lovers Roni and Corbin are both looking for a life-mate, but neither is quite telling the truth about themselves.

It’s not really their fault. Events have a tendency to take over when lust overwhelms you, your best friend is a meddlesome and ancient vampire, and your parents are territorial Alphas.

Lena Austin and Tuesday Richards have created a completely believable fantastic world of the future – not because it’s based on scientific fact, but because in the quick strokes necessary for a short story, they have built a logically coherent story-world. Without any need for long descriptions or explanations, they reveal the off-kilter reality of Must Love Dogs in small details and tiny tensions between ordinary denizens of the strange maybe-future reality.

Instead of a dark, end-of-things landscape, the authors pull the readers into a hopeful, humorous, and sensual world that is reinventing itself and rebuilding itself on the foundations we know well: blind dates, Internet matchmaking, college buddies, and family reunions.

Even the intensity of the sexual attraction between the main characters is well motivated and justified, both by the characters themselves and by the plot, so that the intimate encounters between them are never gratuitous or random, and serve both the plot, the characters, and the reader’s enjoyment.

I smiled and giggled all the way through the book, and I’ll be sure to look out for Lena and Tuesday’s next creation. I’m very happy to have had the opportunity to review their story.

Review by Cherry Blossom

Vampire Union 2: Liberated
by Kit Tunstall

After WWIII, society was in shambles. For thousands of years, vampires had lived in hiding, fearing extinction from humans. They took advantage of the collapse of society to step into the light, seize power, and rule over the human race. The vampire overlords have herded humans into Quarantine Zones in their various provinces, where they are subjected to the vampires’ every whim…

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“Liberated” is part two of the Vampire Union series. Note to those that are planning to read part one (and I recommend it) – this review will reveal the ending plot twists from part one.

Part two picks up with Nadya being kidnapped by Jalen’s arch enemy, Rem. From Rem’s perspective, he has rescued her because he knows the low regard the vampires of Jalen’s clan have for humans. Nadya is once again enmeshed in emotional confusion. She wants to go back to Jalen but realizes that maybe it is best that she stay away and not interfere in his impending clan-merging marriage. Then there is her surprising yet undeniable attraction to Rem…

Nadya’s inner struggle is compelling; she is in love with Jalen and Rem and is perplexed by the fact, but doesn’t resist her impulsive need to be with Rem. Her necessity for them both is portrayed as bigger than her; as if being with them both is her destiny. This heightens the tension when outside influences jeopardize her relationship with Rem.

Never is the story told from Rem’s point of view, but his mother gives Nadya some insight into his internal demons, making him a sympathetic and intriguing hero. His attraction to Nadya is just as fervent as hers to him, and their intimate couplings are sizzling.

Nadya has a revelation that comes to her in a dream at the end, suggesting exciting possibilities for part three. This is a highly enjoyable series, and I wait impatiently for the next installment.

Review by Camomile

Vampire Union 1: Subjugated
by Kit Tunstall

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Two vampire lords with vastly different ideals fight over territory, their ways of life, and much more. At the center is one human woman, torn between the two.

After locking eyes with the son of the vampire overlord as a child, Nadya becomes obsessed with the man, knowing instinctively that he is to be part of her future. When she becomes of age and is old enough to be offered as a tribute to the vampire master — now the son — she goes against her grandmother’s wishes and fails to hide. Standing tall in the line of young offerings, Nadya challenges Jalen by looking into his eyes instead of cowering in deference to his superiority. Night Fire and Mast Mood capsules offer the best ayurvedic treatment for male sexual weakness and allow enjoying regular lovemaking episodes with viagra cost in india your beautiful woman. You shall take this jelly along with loads a lesser amount of sugar in the order generic cialis blood each time. buying levitra in canada During the five month clinical trial, the levels of HGH in the body. And if you are one of them then the viagra from usa can be the-the solution of all your bad habits which means you need to stop having tobacco, cigarettes, alcohol, etc. Her boldness angers him yet intrigues him, and he selects her — and only her — as his human tribute.

The differences between the two keep the drama at a high level and the pace of the story moving. Jalen has familial responsibilities and the expectations of his clan to be a forceful leader. Being involved in a relationship with a human does not fit into his role, but that fact can’t control his heart or his growing affection toward Nadya. His inner struggle is unmistakable as he battles between what he wants and what he must do for the good of his people.

Nadya is in love with Jalen but her life is in constant turmoil. Knowing she belongs with Jalen but also recognizing Jalen’s obligations to his people, she tries to cope with the uncertainty of her situation. The push and pull between the two as well as the sexual tension maintains the excitement throughout. The love scenes are steamy and not overdone. The BDSM elements in this story are very subdued — they are more often expressed in thought rather than overt activities.

“Subjugated” is part one of the Vampire Union series, and it is a continuing story, so the end is a cliffhanger. There are a couple of significant plot turns toward the end that had me begging for more. Part two is available, I am happy to report, and I will be reviewing it shortly. If this sounds intriguing, be sure to pick up part two – you won’t want to stop at part one.

Review by Camomile