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Angels’ Prey
No Longer Available Until Further Notice
- GenresM M F
167 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 20, 2013
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About the author
Vivacia K. Ahwen
5 books8 followersLong story short, Vivacia K. Ahwen retired from writing erotic fiction. The Lily books are a nice bit of nostalgia if you fondly miss the billionaire trope or want a trip back in time when the only Donald Trump joke was "The Apprentice is a terrible reality show." Angels Prey remains as amusing a satire to me now as it was back then, but my sense of humor isn't for everyone. I've pulled the links to all the books, since I don't recommend!
Thank you to everyone who took the time to read and review Vivacia's erotic romance novels or Witchology Magazine astrology columns. Thank you to Adam Neville for all things HarperCollins.
You can find me being my authentic Rachel Robbins of Maine self, painting up a storm, creating needful things, and advocating for epilepsy awareness at Right As Rain Eclectic Art.
If you want to check out my creations, here's a few links:
Right As Rain Eclectic website; new artwork posted biweekly!
https://www.rightasraineclecticart.com
I'm pretty good staying up on social media, but quit Twitter because of Elon's nonsense. [Also am GenX so don't do TikTok.] But you can find me here:
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/rightasrain...
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/rightasraine...
Got art? You can purchase from me directly (for best prices) or, at several Maine galleries, shops, spas, and eateries, or
Want to just say hi or get spoilers about how the Lily or Clarice series end? Because I *did* write outlines. My real address is rachelingridrobbins@gmail.com
Thank you to everyone who took the time to read and review Vivacia's erotic romance novels or Witchology Magazine astrology columns. Thank you to Adam Neville for all things HarperCollins.
You can find me being my authentic Rachel Robbins of Maine self, painting up a storm, creating needful things, and advocating for epilepsy awareness at Right As Rain Eclectic Art.
If you want to check out my creations, here's a few links:
Right As Rain Eclectic website; new artwork posted biweekly!
https://www.rightasraineclecticart.com
I'm pretty good staying up on social media, but quit Twitter because of Elon's nonsense. [Also am GenX so don't do TikTok.] But you can find me here:
https://www.instagram.com/rightasrain...
https://www.facebook.com/rightasraine...
Got art? You can purchase from me directly (for best prices) or, at several Maine galleries, shops, spas, and eateries, or
Want to just say hi or get spoilers about how the Lily or Clarice series end? Because I *did* write outlines. My real address is rachelingridrobbins@gmail.com
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June 11, 2024
Obviously, as the author of Angels' Prey, I have no business reviewing it. Breaking my rules, because this edition is updated and --if I may be so bold-- considerably improved from the last. Plus, paperbacks are far more appealing to my sensibilities than Kindle.
Also, within a review I can write some relevant "stuff" not included on the cover blurb.
Here goes:
It’s weird, it’s wicked dirty, and it was fun as heck to write. Think of a triple-X (try MMF) comedic tribute to Victorian Gothic romance novels (of the “Dear Reader” variety), and a total parody of V.C. Andrews. But –spoiler alert– no one has sex with any siblings, cousins, or uncles. I did have fun breaking all the “Never use passive voice, adverbs, exclamation points, purple prose, em-dashes, run-on sentences, hyperbole, etc. rules.” The title and description are a bit misleading, since the majority of Clarice’ sordid tale takes place at the Oakesdale estate, and the angels are only in the first and last couple of chapters. I had every intention of turning it into a series, so it’s primarily sexy backstory. Though it's a standalone, I actually was in the process of plotting two (!) sequels.
Perhaps I will pick up the project again, someday.
Also, within a review I can write some relevant "stuff" not included on the cover blurb.
Here goes:
It’s weird, it’s wicked dirty, and it was fun as heck to write. Think of a triple-X (try MMF) comedic tribute to Victorian Gothic romance novels (of the “Dear Reader” variety), and a total parody of V.C. Andrews. But –spoiler alert– no one has sex with any siblings, cousins, or uncles. I did have fun breaking all the “Never use passive voice, adverbs, exclamation points, purple prose, em-dashes, run-on sentences, hyperbole, etc. rules.” The title and description are a bit misleading, since the majority of Clarice’ sordid tale takes place at the Oakesdale estate, and the angels are only in the first and last couple of chapters. I had every intention of turning it into a series, so it’s primarily sexy backstory. Though it's a standalone, I actually was in the process of plotting two (!) sequels.
Perhaps I will pick up the project again, someday.
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