A NIGHT OWL REVIEWS BOOK REVIEW | Reviewed by: Sapphire
Tally has been trained since birth to be a hunter. Only, no human trained her. No, her best friend and his lover Nick and Damien, two vampires, trained her. Now Tally wants nothing to do with the human world, much less fall in love with a mere mortal. Normal is SO not her style.
That is why Tally is completely blind sighted when Carson Connors waltzes into her life. When Nick tells Tally to come with him and hurry, she knows something is up. What she didn't know was that she would loose her dad and fall in love in the same night. Tally needs to learn to trust in the worst kind of way. Did I mention that she has to fight off an army of gargoyels in the process?
CARSON'S NIGHT is quick and steamy. Like many short stories, it is more of an erotica tale than maintaining a plot. Instead of the reader getting a lot of plot and glimpses at sex, it is more the other way around. Teal Ceagh can weave a sex scene, though. The chemistry and smoking hot rating of this story is right up there with the best of them. CARSON'S NIGHT is great for fans of erotica who want a little paranormal added to the lover's tale.
Jul 07, 2010 | 9781419927881
5 - Rare Top Pick | 4.5 - Top Pick | 4 - I Liked It | 3.5 - Enjoyable | 3 - OK | 2.5 - It just didn't click
Book Blurb for Carson's Night
Length: Novella
It’s August 1977 in New York City and the weird sculptor Moss Alex Meinhardt lies dead at the foot of an ugly gargoyle he’s half completed. Natalia Grey’s demon-hunter father is also dead, and his new partner, the astonishingly sexy Carson Connors, can’t remember how it happened.
Carson isn’t sure what role he has played in Natalia’s father’s death, but after one look at Natalia, he does know that guilty or not, he’s doomed.
Natalia must take up her father’s sword and her heritage as a demon hunter and figure out what happened, for the gargoyles Meinhardt carved have life they shouldn’t have without the help of dark forces. Dark forces she and Carson must defeat—once the gargoyles have risen, of course. But the night is hours away yet…
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