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Fantasy Quest

Vortex Blues

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Fantasy Quest

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Astria Petrey wants nothing more than to lay on a sandy beach reading a good book at the exclusive Fantasy resort. Pestered by dumb jocks in tight shorts, Astria decides to play the hotel’s role-playing computer game - Fantasy Quest. Only the game is more than she could ever imagine!

As soon as Astiria creates her perfect man—an online Warrior named Lerik, she is sucked through a portal to the mythical Verrath to meet him. There, Astiria must do battle against a host of trials.

If she is unable to succeed, Astiria becomes property of Marsoon, the Goblin King.

Accompanied by a real live gargoyle named Max, and Lerik, the sexy warrior she created from her wildest fantasies, Astiria must discover herself in order to not only win the game, but make her way back home.

Only then can she realize that true love awaits, if only she believes…

Reviewer: Lexile

Review: Aug 13, 2009

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Genre(s): Paranormal Romance, Sci-Fi / Fantasy Romance

Fantasy Quest is very much a Dungeons and Dragons game come to life, or if you prefer a World of Warcraft quest come to life. Our heroine, Astiria (aside from having a very Fantasy-esque name) fights the good fight with a mixture of common sense 'real world' strategy (ie: kneeing a goblin in the groin is as effective as kneeing a would-be purse thief) and skills she learned from playing fantasy world ga

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Vortex Blues

After punching his last boss in the mouth, Detective Mitch Guthrie is transferred to what he considers the worst position available for a cop—the SPOOK Squad (Special Paranormal Operations & Otherworldly Contact.) As a human with special gifts that allow him to sense non humans things get interesting when he’s assigned a partner who is a succubus, and his first case involves a succubus serial killer. Between the Sedona, Arizona vortexes, his captain—the actual Cleopatra, a gargoyle bartender named Rocky, and a fear demon who gives off a urine smell, Mitch isn’t so sure he’ll survive the week with all his body parts still in tact.

Reviewer: SamanthaAnn

Review: Sep 24, 2008

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Genre(s): Paranormal Romance

Mitch and Molly are paired together as partners in the SPOOK squad. Of course neither of them thinks they need a partner. Their current case gives Mitch a crash course on succubi whether he wants it or not and he begins to think there is more to the partnership than he first gave credit. When both Mitch and Molly keep finding traces of their boss at each crime scene, things begin to look even worse.

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