VERY erotic ( )

Once again, I loved it! Th ( )

At first, I was weary about this book; the relationship in the book is between two men and a women. Now, I'm used to reading more erotic type of romances, especially since I have read Emma Holly's books before, and I've come across threesomes many times, but very few times have I read a book where all three of them fall in love and stay together for more than just a night of really intense sex. Demon Fire fits into the latter category, with all three of them 'mating'.

Like all of her other books, Demon Fire is very sexy, very hot and steamy, and very, very explicit. It is not for the faint of heart. But if you like having a good dose of erotica in your romance, then her books, including Demon Fire, are for you. The one thing that I like about her books is that she can combine the romance and erotica together nicely, so that it does not read like a cheap and poorly written porno, like some erotica books I have read before.

I may not 'approve' of the threesome/polygamy theme going on in this book, that is, I would never do that myself, but for simply reading it for pleasure *no pun intended!!*, I can handle it when it it written nicely, such as Holly's books. It was not all about straight sex, but instead a combination of tender love, gut-wrenching feelings, paranormal, and, okay, a heavy dose of passionate, smokin' hot sex. If she had taken out one of those elements, the book would not have been as good as it was.

4.5/5 STARS! A perfect combination of hot sex, tender moments, passionate love, a unique paranormal setting, a touch of adventure/action/suspense, humor... Really, it has everything, and best of all, it's very well written. ( )

This is the follow-up to "Prince of Ice" and "Demon's Daughter", and a fine offering it is! This author is constantly pushing the envelope and blurring the boundaries between fantasy, romance, and erotica. While gentler readers may be distressed by scenes of mild domination/submission and menage, those who like the spicier side of romance will cheer.

This demon world is a rich one and we finally get the story of Prince Pahndir who was held in a pleasure house in "Prince of Ice". He lost his mate when she committed suicide and his unseemly display of grief caused his family to abandon him and fake his death.

Beth and Charles have been friends since Charles was saved from the streets as a teenager. Beth's adventurous nature and unrequited love for Charles make her a truly engaging heroine. All three of these protagonists have issues to work through before they can face their futures. ( )

Fantastic book. Best of the Demon World series so far. Good flow, interesting plot, highly arousing with extremely graphic love scenes (not for the faint of heart, this is an adult read-menage a trois scenario with m/m sex in the mix), nicely written characters.