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Inferno (Tales of the Were) Review

I loved this book. It is steamy with a capital SSSSSS. This author can write about multiple partner sex. There are bad guys after the good guys and the good guys win (sort of). I love books about hot alpha males and strong women that know what they want. Some readers may find it predictable, but not me. I could read and let the story unfold. I have enjoyed all the books I've read from this author and I look forward to upcoming additions. This is the 2nd book after Lords of the Were, so there are characters from the last book here. It's not necessary to read the previous book but if you do it makes it more fun. I like reading series just for that reason. Here we find out more about the vampire world where in the last book the focus was on the Were creatures. Also there is more of a certain fey knight that makes one wonder about upcoming developments.
Be aware that the sex is liberal and a major part of this world culture, which I like. I like it because it's so well written, adventurous, woman focused, hot as a firecracker. So if lots of hot sex scenes are not your thing, pass on this author.

Inferno (Tales of the Were) Overview

One last task and Megan will be free of the debt of honor owed by her family. Spying on Dante, a powerful vampire with questionable friends, sounds simple enough. But her mission is complicated by the fact she’s got something every vampire wants—tangy, powerful, werewolf blood. It’s easy to capture his attention. The hard part will be getting out with her heart—and soul—intact. Not to mention her life, thanks to a crazed bomber. Dante isn’t the kind to forgive or forget easily, especially the grudge he holds against werewolves. Still, he is instantly drawn to the injured lone wolf in his care. When he and his friend Duncan treat her wounds, they discover something that marks her as much more than she seems. That mark is a neon sign warning to be careful, but Dante can’t help himself. He wants her and nothing will stand in his way. Not her species. Not his. Not the strange woman who keeps trying to kill him. Not even the magical poison in Megan’s blood…

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Customer Reviews

Great read - Cindy Richards - Seattle, Washington United States
All of D'Arc books are hard to put down.
Inferno is anouther one. I can't wait until the next Book.



Inferno is Smokin Hot - Jackie Allen - sedalia mo.
I think this book was so much better than Lords of Were from beginning to end it was exciting and the sex scenes were well done. D' Arc has a winner with this one and I can't wait for Duncan's story he was a favorite of mine in this book, I am very much looking forward to more in this series and would highly recommend this book to everyone.















NOT SO ROMANTIC!!!!! - Blackmagic - UK
I wanted to like this book so much, but the sex scenes with the heroin and the 2 guys, just ruined the potentiality of a great storyline adventure book. I doo like steamy sex scenes, however, I do not find very romantic when a Heroin have sex whit 2 guys especially whit one of the hero's best friend!!!!!! That's taking everything from this book that I was hoping to gain, for example, the emotions, loyalty and love, this is just not for my liking and I don't find this romantic, I prefer hero and heroin loyal to each other regardless the situation, it makes the book more special, and keep you going right to the end.

Having said that, the book itself was not bad and had some action and interesting secondary characters and if you don't mind the triple sex scenes, this could be an enjoyable book, but for me defiantly not!!!!


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