An enjoyable paranormal romance, Fatal Desire was a lovely read. It was't perfect, but I did like it and enjoy reading it.
Lileta was a good heroine. She was tough and determined to help keep her loved ones safe. Two issues with her: 1) she could be frustratingly stubborn and 2) since she was sold as basically a sex slave as a teenager, it seemed odd that she was mostly unaffected by it. It was mentioned a couple of times, but that was it. It just seemed to me that her experience would have had a greater effect on her life. Overall, though, she was okay.
Caleb, on the other hand, was just wonderful. He was so sweet and loyal to the people he cared about and just an overall amazing hero. He was amazing and I totally adored him.
The romance was lovely. I thought it was sweet how, despite the very high obstacles between them, Lileta and Caleb still fell in love. And, the chemistry between them was super hot. I thought they were a sweet couple.
I had a few more issues with the book. The biggest one was that the writing didn't flow right in many places and that made me keep focusing on the irregularities than the story itself. And, there were a few very minor annoyances that I had, barely even worth mentioning, but they still detracted from the book. Despite these issues, though, I still enjoyed the book.
The plot was well paced and I was kept interested the entire way through. There were a few unexpected turns along the way. I enjoyed the story and the ending was lovely, with the issue of the villain left open for future books.
Fatal Desire was an enjoyable paranormal romance. It had its issues, but I still liked it. Romance lovers, you might want to look this book up.
*I received a complimentary copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review