Review: Seduce by Felicity E. Heaton

 Seduce

by Felicity E. Heaton

 (Vampire Erotic Theatre Romance Series #3)

Dark Rose Publishing

Amazon

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Bloodlust runs in his veins, a dark master waiting for the day it will reign over him. Now a woman with a pure soul and wicked intentions has him in her sights and is determined to crack the ice around his heart, and she might save or damn him.

Antoine stands apart from the world around him, a dangerous and broken soul who must maintain rigid control at all times or risk his dark addiction finally seizing hold of him. The shadows of his past haunt him and he sees his bleak future each night when his brother wakes screaming, his blood addiction turning him savage. He cannot allow himself to feel, but when Sera walks into Vampirerotique, the erotic theatre he runs with three other vampires, to audition, she awakens dangerous desires in him—hungers that could spell the end of both of them.

Sera has wanted Antoine since the night she first saw the gorgeous aristocrat vampire. She can’t ignore the deep carnal hunger he stirs in her or the ache to know the heat of his touch. With the help of her sire, an ex-performer at Vampirerotique, she sets in motion a game of seduction, one designed to thaw the ice in Antoine’s veins and make him burn for her.

When Sera discovers the shocking truth about his past and the darkness that lurks within him, will she be strong enough to seize his heart with both hands and win him forever or will she lose him to the ghosts that still haunt him?

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Great installment for the VET series!

Seduce is the most important book for the Vampire Erotic Theatre series so far. It introduces a world in wich pur blood vampires are the ones to suffer the most, tormented and cursed by their condition. That is imperative for understanding the Vampirotique’s oldest owners, Antoine and Snow.

One of the sexiest scenes is Sera’s seduction, when she’s surprised by the kind of audition she has to perform. We have glimpses of Antoine in previous books but we didn’t have the opportunity to create an opinion about him – now he has his chance to show us his true self. I didn’t quite get him at first, but he won me over with his royalty, profound love and forgiveness.

It wasn’t an spectacular title, but started a new phase for the series, getting closer and closer to the mysteries Vampirotique hides behind the curtains. Snow definitely stole the book, it was impressive to see a softer side and lean about his past.

Copy provided by author in exchange for an honest review.