Tuesday, March 19, 2013

FMB Presents: Carressed By The Crimson Moon





Title: Caressed by a Crimson Moon

Series: Rulers of Darkness #3
Author: Amanda J. Greene
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Self-Published
Format: Ebook
Length: Approx. 104,000 
Purchase: Amazon | Barnes & Noble |

My Rating: 



 Book Description: Consumed by madness and tormented by dark memories of blood and death, Hadrian Lucretius, King of the Validus Clan, has returned after living in self-imposed exile for nearly three hundred and fifty years. To maintain peace with the vampires, Eva Maldonado is offered as a sacrifice to the crazed vampire king by her father, the alpha of the Silveria Shifter Pack. Hadrian’s reputation is both legendary and lethal; he is ruthless, bloodthirsty, lusty, and soulless. When Eva arrives at the ancient fortress high in the Carpathian Mountains, she is shocked to find a ravaged man with dark burning eyes filled with loneliness and dangerous desire. Would she be his lover…or his prey? His savior…or his victim? Would Hadrian lure her into madness or would their perilous passion be their redemption?

Amanda J. Greene is a paranormal romance author. When she is not writing, she can found playing the role of a full time university student who works part time. She lives in Southern California with her very supportive husband and their sweet cocker spaniel. Doing all the above and being a military wife is not easy, but rewarding! Of course, she accomplishes everything with a strong cup of coffee in her hand.
An uneasy treaty has last for centuries between the Vampires and Shapeshifters.  Although she is not a full breed, Eva is sent to the King of Vampires to keep the peace. Hadrian does his best to avoid her, but he finds himself attracted to her and can't seem to stay away.
On the verge of being an erotica, the author did a wonderful job building sexual tension between the two main characters. The plot was very interesting and has some great secondary characters I'm interested in finding out more about.
This is the first book I have read from this author and look forward to more of her stories. 


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