Two Minutes to Midnight is a titillating paranormal romance and the
first in The Carpe Noctem Series created by Willow
Salix.
Topaz Thompson is a
practicing Wiccan. She teaches Mythology and Folklore at Athena’s Academy, a
school that specializes in things weird and wonderful. When she is sent to
investigate a self-professed supernatural being, Topaz is more than willing to
go. What she discovers, however, is more than she hopes for.
In addition to the proof
of existence of the most elusive supernatural creatures, Topaz finds something
else, something beautiful and magical, something that she has found difficult
to come by as evident by the string of failed blind dates she has been
recently.
This is a very
interesting book that offers a different take on the legends of the night
walkers. Though the subject is far from unique, the theme of true and undying
love, in addition to a fair amount of unexpected twist and turn of events, is
enough to keep the reader’s interest. Sex scenes are described in vivid detail
and the characters range from fascinating, to intriguing, to endearing. Though
the ending seems a bit anticlimactic, I find in necessary and understandable.
All in all, I enjoyed
this book more than I expected I would. It is interesting and entertaining. It
is also quite an easy read. However, other readers may find the sex scenes a
bit too much, more, in fact, than the description and profile of the
supernatural creatures being featured in the book. It seems like the author
focused more on the erotic part of the story than the peculiarities of the
night walkers, which I believe was part of the selling point of this book. Though
this is not necessarily a bad thing, it may leave some readers a, somehow,
dissatisfied feeling as far as the paranormal aspect of the book is concerned.
Still, this is an
enjoyable book and is worth reading.
Congratulations to
Willow Salix (@willowdragoncat) on such an entertaining and
enjoyable book. To know more about the author, click HERE.
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