MB: It’s hard to find *good* fantasy romance. Of course, I could just be really picky, because I’ve read fantasy longer than I have romance and I expect the genres to blend well. I was glad this book had a fantasy feel instead of just using a magical place as an excuse for random sexoring. Oh, and yeah, I loved that Lianon was unashamedly bisexual!

Devon: For some reason I thought you had read this. But you should.

But mainly I loved that this book has several elements in it that I find very rare. One is that it’s a fantasy romance, which I don’t see that often. I kind of liked that the world that they exist in isn’t overly defined, but still has a distinct ambiance around it. That left my imagination to fill in a lot, which I really liked.

Another, is that it’s got some f/f in it that isn’t for the guy’s benefit, or just thrown in there for some extra kink factor. You can really feel Lianon’s pain over the death of her wife, Rhianna, even though it’s a small part of the book. In fact that pain sets up the reason for whole story and defines how incredibly passionate Lianon is.