Rebekah Lewis

This was like being tossed head first into a swimming pool and coming for air only to realize the water is shallow enough to walk. At first I thought there was too much information being thrown at me but as I read further I began to understand it better and was able to get lost in the story.

Ms. Lewis sets up an amazing world in this little novella and immediately I was curious after all the Satyrs and their troubles. The romance in the tale however was a little short, a little quick. I'd have preferred a longer tale or less talk of the L word. That being said I'll have to read the next book, maybe these men develop emotions differently than others.

This is a short sexy read that will have you snapping up the rest of Ms. Lewis's series.… (altro)

I enjoyed this read by Ms. Lewis. I was fascinated by her Satrys and the mythology involved. It's clear she put a great deal of thought into how the mythos would work for her story and I loved how she included Nymphs in the actual plot.

The curse was an interesting twist as it was placed on gods and men, backfiring, and creating a neat element with in the story.

The sexual scenes between the two main characters, Pan and Kat, were pretty wicked all right. One of my favorite parts was toward the end as they became playful:
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"I really love you."
Her smile turned into a wide grin. "And I love you."
"Get naked." His voice became deeper huskier.
How could one ever say no to that? "Make me." She sprinted toward the stairs...
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I give this only three stars because I feel it ended to abruptly for my personal taste and I would have liked to see it drawn out a touch more, even though I realize it's meant to leave the reader hanging for the series.… (altro)