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Whether Hanz tells Vision in exquisite detail exactly how the sex is going to happen where, when and with what or he just snaps his fingers and points to the ground, Vision gladly kneels and obeys because he can. Sex with Hanz, regardless of the leather and chains, doesn’t change who Vision is or all that he has accomplished. If there was ever a point in his life that he was happy, this would be it.
But when the dreams come, the new threat from the grinning skull of the moon demands he sacrifice his happiness with Hanz in order to keep them both safe. He must sacrifice Hanz, or Hanz’s son to a rival vampire. Vision refuses to choose, even though it means entering back into sexual slavery himself. Now the chains and collars are real, and the only thing Vision has left to lose is himself.
But when the dreams come, the new threat from the grinning skull of the moon demands he sacrifice his happiness with Hanz in order to keep them both safe. He must sacrifice Hanz, or Hanz’s son to a rival vampire. Vision refuses to choose, even though it means entering back into sexual slavery himself. Now the chains and collars are real, and the only thing Vision has left to lose is himself.
155 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 15, 2008
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Angela Fiddler
21 books7 followersAngela Fiddler is the occasional pen name of Barbara Geiger. Barbara didn’t learn that she had lived in three out of the four Northern Alberta towns that had a known or suspected Wendigo attack until well after she’d moved south to Lethbridge. She grew up loving ghost stories and pony books, and spent most of her summers on the British Columbia coast, where she fell in love with the ocean.
As Angela Fiddler, she has written The Master of the Lines series as well as Cy and his sex demon problem books. As Barbara Geiger, she has written The Tempest trilogy, starting with Coral Were his Bones, which exists in the same universe as the Middlehill series, starting with Changeling, as well as various other novellas and short stories.
When she’s not following the exploits of selkies, sex demons and vampires, she writes epic fantasy and makes the occasional foray into science fiction and short stories.
As Angela Fiddler, she has written The Master of the Lines series as well as Cy and his sex demon problem books. As Barbara Geiger, she has written The Tempest trilogy, starting with Coral Were his Bones, which exists in the same universe as the Middlehill series, starting with Changeling, as well as various other novellas and short stories.
When she’s not following the exploits of selkies, sex demons and vampires, she writes epic fantasy and makes the occasional foray into science fiction and short stories.
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June 19, 2016
Rating for the entire series, which I loved!
August 11, 2016
Well, the books are interesting 1) but the writing style is so confusing. I usually loathe when authors tend to over chew every little detail for me as if I had the smallest brain in the world but this time was the opposite for me. Never mind the first book (wtf moment from the beginning till the end), but even now? On the 4th? So much plot were overwritten by mindless sex - and it was all the same! Bj on the knees, hard fuck doggy style/against the wall. So 2) I got it, vampires is the new name for rabbits. But damn, the plot was rich and so much content was lacking. Confusing. I don't even know how to rate it. 4 for the idea, 2 for the execution? 3 then.
December 22, 2011
I really enjoyed this series, Vision and Janus are the typical odd couple.
October 1, 2014
3.5 stars
Overall an interesting, enjoyable series.
Overall an interesting, enjoyable series.
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