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Enchanted Mountain #2
The Moon, the Madness, and the Magic
Fate sealed Rourke and Dane's destiny thirty years ago. Now Celeste, a fae shifter, understands why she's irresistibly drawn to both the Werewolf and the Demon Dragon Shifter. Surely with her succubus nature, she'll be capable of seducing the two alpha men, but will she be able to convince them that sharing her to fulfill the Prophecy would be better than the chaos, destruction, or death? Why are the men's tastes--in everything from food to sex--changing? Maybe because one is the prince of the wolf pack, and the other is the leader of the Lore, a dreaded Demon Dragon shifter. They have one option--accept their destiny and complete the menage bond or die.
204 pages, Paperback
First published December 2, 2010
60 people want to read
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Eliza March
38 books121 followersEliza March, author of contemporary, paranormal, and fantasy romance with an erotic kick also writes romantic suspense.
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"After one wickedly dreary winter, I packed up the babies, the furniture, said good-bye to snowsuits and snow shovels, and moved my family to west central Florida where my husband and I continue to live today. We raised five children and several animals over the years, but now that our children are grown, I have time to write the stories running around in my head. Fortunately my husband is an avid supporter."
My books in the IATO series. "Across A Crowded Room" is available from most book sellers.
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January 3, 2020
Rourke and Dane grew up believing they were brothers, but this is not true. Sired by different men, born by different women their heritage is nonetheless bound by fate, to be part in a menage - and sharing is not always easy - but also to lead the Lore, all paranormals.
The book describes the changes, the mental challenges the two men and their third Lindsey face to fulfil the role Fate gave them.
I found the beginning a little challenging to get into the story, but it picked up after a while and had me want to continue.
Interesting on different levels, it is a good continuation of The Lion, The Leopard and The Wolf, although this book could be read as a stand-alone story.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The book describes the changes, the mental challenges the two men and their third Lindsey face to fulfil the role Fate gave them.
I found the beginning a little challenging to get into the story, but it picked up after a while and had me want to continue.
Interesting on different levels, it is a good continuation of The Lion, The Leopard and The Wolf, although this book could be read as a stand-alone story.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 24, 2011
I have received this book from the author for my honest thoughts. So here goes...
I will start this off by letting you know that I did not read book one. **Gasp** I know... Ms. OCD herself did not read book one. Nope, I did not. But I have to say that I was not lost. Ms. Eliza did a great job with giving me enough information to know what was going on.
Without knowing the world I was fixing to be involved with, I never felt like I did not belong. Even with the glossary in the front ~ which had me a little scare ~ the description of the words were in the story and explained thoroughly enough that I never missed a beat. I did not have to flip to the front to see what the word meant. I really liked that.
On to the story... Celeste know what her destiny is and has accepted it. She was given the Prophecy of her people and basically told her - this is your life. Knowing what your life has to be compared to what you want your life to be is two different stories. Until she meets the two men who will change her world... or should I say fulfill her world.
Rourke and Dane, well they are another story. They are brothers... or should I say raised as though they are blood brothers. They have been raised together since birth, so as far as they are concerned they are brothers. However, their DNA has a completely different story to tell. And now they have to accept the story of one woman changing their world ~ forever.
Three people come together: by destiny, by fate, by something greater than themselves. However, being "forced" together is not what they want. There is always the opportunity to walk away. But walking away could end Celeste's world as she knows it. Can three people come together and accept each other for they each have to offer?
This is a great story... I just hit a couple of personal snags... My first snag was that there was a lot of shifting for one person. Human, wolf, were... Human, wolf, dragon... Human, fae shifter (wolf), succubus, dragon. I love my paranormal world, but I thought it was just a tiny bit much. But it is a paranormal world and since I have not dipped my feet in the paranormal world lately (just straight erotic), I kinda forgot that anything is game. But I will say that the shifting that happened... especially from wolf to dragon happened because it was a mate thing. So it was not out of the blue or anything like that. The other snag was the menage between the men. There were introduced as brothers and it just kinda stuck in the back of my mind. I do not want to leave this book on a so-so kinda book in your mind... So, I will say that this book is a great story telling book and I cannot wait to see where she takes this world and I will be going back to read book one!
I will start this off by letting you know that I did not read book one. **Gasp** I know... Ms. OCD herself did not read book one. Nope, I did not. But I have to say that I was not lost. Ms. Eliza did a great job with giving me enough information to know what was going on.
Without knowing the world I was fixing to be involved with, I never felt like I did not belong. Even with the glossary in the front ~ which had me a little scare ~ the description of the words were in the story and explained thoroughly enough that I never missed a beat. I did not have to flip to the front to see what the word meant. I really liked that.
On to the story... Celeste know what her destiny is and has accepted it. She was given the Prophecy of her people and basically told her - this is your life. Knowing what your life has to be compared to what you want your life to be is two different stories. Until she meets the two men who will change her world... or should I say fulfill her world.
Rourke and Dane, well they are another story. They are brothers... or should I say raised as though they are blood brothers. They have been raised together since birth, so as far as they are concerned they are brothers. However, their DNA has a completely different story to tell. And now they have to accept the story of one woman changing their world ~ forever.
Three people come together: by destiny, by fate, by something greater than themselves. However, being "forced" together is not what they want. There is always the opportunity to walk away. But walking away could end Celeste's world as she knows it. Can three people come together and accept each other for they each have to offer?
This is a great story... I just hit a couple of personal snags... My first snag was that there was a lot of shifting for one person. Human, wolf, were... Human, wolf, dragon... Human, fae shifter (wolf), succubus, dragon. I love my paranormal world, but I thought it was just a tiny bit much. But it is a paranormal world and since I have not dipped my feet in the paranormal world lately (just straight erotic), I kinda forgot that anything is game. But I will say that the shifting that happened... especially from wolf to dragon happened because it was a mate thing. So it was not out of the blue or anything like that. The other snag was the menage between the men. There were introduced as brothers and it just kinda stuck in the back of my mind. I do not want to leave this book on a so-so kinda book in your mind... So, I will say that this book is a great story telling book and I cannot wait to see where she takes this world and I will be going back to read book one!
October 22, 2011
Parts of this were reminiscent of Laurell K Hamilton, particularly in the menage scenes. The characters get really chatty about how it's all going down, reminding me of the hours worth of deliberating Anita, Richard, Jean Claude, and Asher like to do as their warm ups.
Parts of the dialogue/story seemed a little contrived and unbelievable (besides the fact that it's about a dragon shapeshifter and a succubus fairy) but the sex scenes were steamy, and that's why you read a menage book, right? Well, I do anyway. *grin* I do still need some story though, to make me care about the characters, and this one did well enough with the character development that I found it enjoyable. I especially liked Dane's personality - his sarcasm and straightforward approach to everything made me smile, and both men are scorching hot.
Recommended read!
Parts of the dialogue/story seemed a little contrived and unbelievable (besides the fact that it's about a dragon shapeshifter and a succubus fairy) but the sex scenes were steamy, and that's why you read a menage book, right? Well, I do anyway. *grin* I do still need some story though, to make me care about the characters, and this one did well enough with the character development that I found it enjoyable. I especially liked Dane's personality - his sarcasm and straightforward approach to everything made me smile, and both men are scorching hot.
Recommended read!
December 27, 2019
Book three of the Enchanted Mountain series a well written story that kept me turning pages. Fate sealed Rourke and Dane Grayland's destinies thirty years ago. So why are their tastes in everything from food to sex changing? Maybe because one is the prince of the wolf pack and the other is a dreaded demon dragon shifter and leader of the Lore. Lindsey Cameron,is a fae shifter, succubus and their mates. They are all part of the Prophecy and must work together to beat the chaos,and destruction that is coming their way. I enjoyed reading their story, and I want to read the next book. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 19, 2019
This is my first read by this author so I really didn't know what to expect, but once I started I couldn't put it down. A wonderful written story, with a very interesting plot, steamy sex scenes, complex characters and I loved how unique each of the characters are. I really loved this story and I definitely recommend it.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 21, 2019
Great book, story line and characters well written, would recommend to those who like erotic paranormal romance, highly reccommend
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
January 4, 2020
I love this book had lots of fun reading it. The characters are well developed and engaging and the storyline flowed smoothly from the beginning to the end.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
December 24, 2019
I enjoyed this story! It is well written and has some pretty strong characters! E.l. has been added to my authors to watch for great style and well written!
October 13, 2020
The 3 books are stand alone but this one sort of tired together with the first book because we're back at the lodge. I love the series can't wait to see where the writer is going with the series.
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