Renea Mason

Symphony of Light and Winter left me wanting more Linden and Cyril. Yum. Talk about a hot couple with intense heat.

What drew me in originally was the blurb. But what I never expected was the exchange between the main characters to be so entertaining. I couldn't put the book down between the intense build and quirky exchanges. But there were times where I wanted to strangle Cyril. I winced and tears pooled, and I so wanted to wrap myself around Linden and protect her from the man she loved. show more Don't get me wrong, he's likeable, and oh so yummy. Why he does what he does is explained and she slyly enacts some playful (and hilarious) revenge.

If you love Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance (I sometimes wonder what exactly the difference is), or if you love a good erotic read with a stand-up plot, pick this one up.

*I was provided a copy in exchange for my review. All opinions remain my own and I look forward to reading more from Renea Mason in the future. show less

This is my first time reading anything by Renea Mason and now I am left wondering why I haven't read anything of hers before today.

Curing Doctor Vincent had everything I could possible ask for in a romance novel plus more. It was an absolute blast reading this story. When I wasn't reading it, I was thinking about it. When I was reading it, I still couldn't stop thinking about it and just had to read more to discover who the doctor really is.

Doctor Vincent is a mystery and first appears on show more the scene and disturbs Elaines' perfect little world. It is only when he makes a strange request from her does she truly discover the man beneath what he lets the world see.

From there I just couldn't stop reading. I was so absorbed by this story. I was just as shocked by the secrets that rock are the doctors' and Elaines' world. I so did not see that coming.

The ending was so beautiful. Or should I say the beginning of something beautiful hopefully. Can't wait for the next book in the series. show less

This is my first time reading anything by Renea Mason and now I am left wondering why I haven't read anything of hers before today.

Curing Doctor Vincent had everything I could possible ask for in a romance novel plus more. It was an absolute blast reading this story. When I wasn't reading it, I was thinking about it. When I was reading it, I still couldn't stop thinking about it and just had to read more to discover who the doctor really is.

Doctor Vincent is a mystery and first appears on show more the scene and disturbs Elaines' perfect little world. It is only when he makes a strange request from her does she truly discover the man beneath what he lets the world see.

From there I just couldn't stop reading. I was so absorbed by this story. I was just as shocked by the secrets that rock are the doctors' and Elaines' world. I so did not see that coming.

The ending was so beautiful. Or should I say the beginning of something beautiful hopefully. Can't wait for the next book in the series. show less

Oh my gosh! I was lucky enough to read this before the release date, and now am CURSING myself, because I can not wait for more books in this series! (Though I hear through the grapevine that a Symphony short might make an appearance this winter :-) ). Ok, where to start? The doctor is an amazingly complex man, with similarly complex needs... Seriously HOT complex needs... With a name like Xavier (Capital X!), you expect some steaminess, but Renea Mason exceeded my expectations, without show more leaving me feeling like I just watched a bunch of really gross internet porn. Yes, there is a lot of sex in this story, even some ménage, but all of it is in good taste. No skanky terminology or "chicka bow wow" moments... Elaine, Xavier's PR advisor, is the lucky recipient of his lovely attentions (she deserved a mention, as she is the female lead).
This story is so much more than a typical erotica book! It touches on romance (of course!), physical abuse (and how it can affect us for life), and the lifetime of gratitude that a family feels toward the savior of one of its own. This novel is physically fulfilling as an excellent erotica specimen, but it's also spiritually fulfilling, as the characters grow and thrive together. All in all, a truly good read. I would recommend it to all of my open-minded friends and relatives. For sure, going to buy my mom a copy, as soon as it's available to the public! show less