Vic has been captured, though, and is being held with an old woman and a young male teen. At this point, after the first paragraph, I am thinking, hell yeah. The heroine, Victoria Morgan, was a 20* year covert operative who was being told by her boss that he no longer had use for a disabled veteran. It’s hard for me to even give a plot summary of the story because it was just everywhere, with dangling plots galore. The pacing of the book was slow, slow, and more slow. Part of the problem had to do with how much this book meandered from idea to idea with no clear outcome. What happened was that reading the book was slowly killing me with boredom wherein I almost had to force myself to tap the next button to finish the book. When Hour of the Lion showed up and it was a paranormal, I thought it was the perfect way to plunge into your work. While club scenes may have been intriguing to me at one time, they’ve lost their freshness and now I’m reluctant to read past those scenes (and one series by you is centered around a club itself). But every time I have started one of your books there seems to be a club scene, as if BDSM practitioners are also, by definition, exhibitionists. Even Angela James, whose recommendations I trust almost implicitly is a big fan. I’ve many a friend who swear by your erotic romance. Jane D Reviews Paranormal / romantic-suspense 11 Comments

This is an author who is a master at her craft and whose imagination brings characters to life so well you want to hang out with them, and if I could rate it higher, I would.JREVIEW: Hour of the Lion by Cherise Sinclair In the Shadowlands club, she finds acceptance and friendship…until she hears a voice from out of her nightmares. He’s won’t let her drive him off this time…not when they both know she wants him to stay.

Doesn’t he understand that the last thing she needs in her life is a sadist? His amusement at her objections doesn’t disguise that he’s tough as nails, very dominant, and extremely stubborn. But how can someone who likes pain be “normal”? To her dismay, when someone spray-paints her home with obscenities, Sam shows up to rescue her. Free from the slavers, Linda just wants to return to her small conservative town, pick up her quiet life, and be normal. She’s everything he knew she would be…except for her bullheaded determination to be “normal”. As a dominant and sadist, he can give her what she needs, and when an opportunity arises, he slips into her life, intending to make amends. Sinclair managed the impossible I actually fell in love with a sadist that has scared me beyond spitless throughout this series! ~ Kinky Book Reviews When trying to save a woman from slavers, Master Sam screwed up.

This is Who I Am by Cherise Sinclair