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Dominic (Lords of Satyr, Bk 4)
Dominic - Lords of Satyr, Bk 4
Author: Elizabeth Amber
A NIGHT OF BLISS... — Dominic, a full-satyr warrior, serves as an important weapon in ElseWorld's war. Duty sends him through the interworld gate to find Emma for reasons he must keep secret. Meanwhile, Emma anxiously awaits her husband's return home to Tuscany on a Calling night. But when Carlo arrives, injured in battle and unable to pe...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780758225818
ISBN-10: 0758225814
Publication Date: 3/1/2009
Pages: 312
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  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 101 ratings
Publisher: Aphrodisia
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed Dominic (Lords of Satyr, Bk 4) on + 239 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Enjoyable addition to the series. Really liked her follow up of the shimmerskins in Vincents story.
whatstacy avatar reviewed Dominic (Lords of Satyr, Bk 4) on + 235 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Too weird for me, won't be reading anymore of this series.
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sfvamp avatar reviewed Dominic (Lords of Satyr, Bk 4) on + 108 more book reviews
I felt dirty reading this book. I know there is some thrill to reading something a little naughty, but this book went beyond what I feel is appropriate in an erotic romance. I don't understand this trend toward displaying such graphic depictions of sexual violence in romance and erotic romance novels. Maybe I'm too sensitive but I feel like these graphic, extensive, and violent scenes of rape, necrophilia, and bdsm (in which the goal is clearly to demean and brutalize the victim) as not belonging in well over half of a novel that I'm to understand is meant to be, ultimately, a romance. If, like me, you prefer your romances to leave you feeling warm and fuzzy, then I'd avoid this novel. I'm not saying a little darkness or boundary pushing isn't ever appropriate in a romance, it just needs to feel like it has a purpose that furthers the story of the romance. In this book the torture was overlong and gratuitous. Plus, as another reviewer pointed out, if there had been less explicit sexual violence, maybe there would have been space for an actual plot.
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I had kind of given up on the series but this I thoroughly enjoyed! Really liked the character Dominic.

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