Flame Angel

by Lisa Andel

Little did Angie know she was about to attract the most dangerous man in town — Kraid Devon, the Dragon. Or that the attraction would be wildly mutual. Angie has an affinity to fire. Especially the kind of fire she creates with a certain Dragon, despite the fact he's the scariest man she's ever met.Devon intends to capture the fiery witch, and keep her as his own, no matter what it takes. It's been foretold. See just how hot things really get…when fire meets fire.Reader This book contains shapeshifter sex, multiple partners and several m/f/m scenes.

Genres: Dragons, Erotica, Paranormal Romance, Shapeshifters, Paranormal, Fantasy, Adult

142 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 25, 2007

About the author

Lisa Andel writes unconventional, often dark, always hot, erotic romance. Her heroines are sassy and unique; her heroes, undeniably sexy.

She loves to work with all things paranormal, but has written both contemporary and futuristic stories as well.

Lisa currently lives in a small town in Ohio, though she has her eye on warmer climates where life is more relaxed and men wear fewer articles of clothing.

Reviews

[Betty · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was a little torn between giving 3 or 4 stars. While I liked the book, I wasn’t as excited about it as I have been when reading others. I think the main reason for that is that I couldn’t really identify with the protagonist. While I do understand, that Angies extreme lust for Devon had supernatural reasons and she didn’t have a choice about how she felt I didn’t really get why it wouldn’t bother her more in the beginning that she had sex with him. She believed he was a killer and even thought that he might harm her. If I were her I would at least have been upset or frustrated that I wanted him anyway. She only got frustrated about halfway through the book. Another example of when I couldn’t understand her actions was when Devon made Chase disappear in front of her eyes. Angie briefly thought that she hoped Chase (whom she had been having sex with a lot and even used to love) was still alive, but she never even asked Devon what he did to Chase. She just moved on.
I wish there had been a bit more plot, too, but I guess that wasn’t the point of the story.
To sum it up, I thought the book was well written, interesting and sexy, but had some flaws. Still, I liked reading it and would recommend it to anyone who does like these kinds of books.

[AlexandraB95 · Rating 1 out of 5]

The slutty heroine ruined the romance for me.I do not like promiscuity in heroines.But really liked the writing so I'll try the author's other stories.