Review of Werewolf Brothers Make Better Lovers

Have you seen the awesome review Christina Harding did of "Werewolf Brothers Make Better Lovers"?  If not, check it out here and on her blog at
http://christinahardingerotica.blogspot.com/2014/08/werewolf-brothers-make-better-lovers-by.html

Genre: Paranormal/Threesome

Synopsis:
Venice is a magical city. It brings out the best...and the beast in all of us! Amy is a young American who has moved to Venice to pursue her architectural career. But when she meets two suave and sophisticated brothers, Amy realizes that Venice has so much more to offer....

My Review:

This was a fun read. What I enjoy about paranormal erotica is how many opportunities it opens for creativity, a freedom which Angela clearly utilized while writing Werewolf Brothers Make Better Lovers. Rather than going the BDSM route, which I see frequently with paranormal erotica, Angela takes the route of making these werewolves dangerous, forbidden lovers (not unlike Edward in Twilight). She also has fun with describing the folklore regarding werewolves, though at times I wished she had explained it a little more clearly. By putting two werewolves in this short, Angela was able to include their banter, which gave the reader an interesting insight into the werewolves and their mannerisms. I appreciated how Angela explored the differences between the werewolves and humans by getting inside of the werewolves heads, rather than focusing so much on their physical characteristics. It created a unique perspective. I think this is a good read for those who like paranormal erotica, and especially those who enjoyed Twilight.

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Werewolf Brothers Make Better Lovers (An Excerpt)

Hi, Everyone!

I just wanted to let you all know my new book,

"Werewolf Brothers Make Better Lovers"

is now out and available. 

I also wanted to share an excerpt with you.

Paolo starts talking like he’s in the middle of telling me a story, and we walk out and reveal ourselves, pretending we don’t even see her, pretending we’re not stalking her at all, but are just two ordinary gentlemen.  I pretend to bump into her, and of course I must grab her or she’ll fall into the canal.

            “Oh, pardon me, Miss.”

            “You scared the bejeezus out of me,” she says.

            “So sorry.  My brother here, Paolo, was just telling me about his day.”

            She flaps her hand.

            “Ugh.  Don’t mention days.  After the day I’ve had, I don’t care if I ever see another.  I’m telling you, it’s enough to make you take up drinking.”

            I smile my best winning smile.

            “A drink?” I say.  “Why, what an excellent idea.  There’s a tavern nearby.  We can go there and you can tell me all about it.”

            “Well...”

            “Come on.  We won’t bite, will we, Paolo?”

            “Not at all,” says Paolo, the charming rogue.  “Not yet, at any rate.”

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