The bad boy Elf of Anfall shifts his way into a Texas Ranger's heart. Princes of Anfall Book 2 Prince Senn of Anfall has earned his rep as the player in the family-until one woman, a Great Lander, brings him to his knees. Tara, one of only two gifted shapeshifters left in Anfall, is all Senn craves. Though he could do without her don't-mess-with-Texas attitude. A newcomer to Anfall, Tara has a lot on her plate as she hides from her abusive husband, learns the truth of her heritage and deals with the sparks that fly between her and Senn as he helps her explore her shapeshifting gifts. But before they can give in fully to the mutual temptation, the Spirit has predestined a little more work for the royals of Anfall and their friend Tim Emory. Senn, Tara and their companions Tim and Luke must rescue little brother Palin from a new evil. And the ultimate dysfunctional family must face their inner demons as well. It's business as usual in Anfall-sex, misunderstandings, magic, danger and a whole lotta love. Explicit sex with hot shapeshifting elven princes, graphic language describing the explicit sex with hot shapeshifting elves, ménage a trios (with a hot elf), mild violence, scary evil sorceress.
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The Dark Prince of Anfall
21 Oct 2008
By M. Nix
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Kindle Edition
Texas Ranger Tara, a magical shape-shifter, is running from her abusive ex-husband when she runs across Tim Emory in Mexico. Tim rescues her, and then introduces her to a man that has haunted her dreams all her life. She was in Anfall as a child, and remembered the gorgeous man in front of her as a royal pain.
Prince Sennsárin of Anfall, also a shape-shifter, has also dreamt of Tara. She's the one woman who will satisfy him. Yet he has a reputation as being a ladies man and that is hard for Tara to get over. He takes her to Anfall, where she struggles to come to terms with the truth of her parentage.
While there, the Princes of Anfall battle an ancient enemy they thought long gone. Will they defeat it this time, and will Senn and Tara overcome their differences and learn to love each other?
Ms. Cullen returns to the magical world of Anfall with her book, Dark Prince of Anfall. But unlike the first book, this one failed to enchant me. Ms. Cullen tells a good story, but I didn't feel a connection with the characters this time. The book is very busy, and I felt like some scenes, especially the shifter-scene, were rushed, which disappointed me. Some of the transitions between scenes felt jerky, also.
I had trouble accepting the character of Tara. As a Texas Ranger, I would expect her to be stronger than the character was portrayed. A host of people from the first book reappear, and it was interesting to see how Kas and Lauren have changed. Still, the book never took hold of my heart, which was a disappointment.
Amelia
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Prince Sennsárin of Anfall, also a shape-shifter, has also dreamt of Tara. She's the one woman who will satisfy him. Yet he has a reputation as being a ladies man and that is hard for Tara to get over. He takes her to Anfall, where she struggles to come to terms with the truth of her parentage.
While there, the Princes of Anfall battle an ancient enemy they thought long gone. Will they defeat it this time, and will Senn and Tara overcome their differences and learn to love each other?
Ms. Cullen returns to the magical world of Anfall with her book, Dark Prince of Anfall. But unlike the first book, this one failed to enchant me. Ms. Cullen tells a good story, but I didn't feel a connection with the characters this time. The book is very busy, and I felt like some scenes, especially the shifter-scene, were rushed, which disappointed me. Some of the transitions between scenes felt jerky, also.
I had trouble accepting the character of Tara. As a Texas Ranger, I would expect her to be stronger than the character was portrayed. A host of people from the first book reappear, and it was interesting to see how Kas and Lauren have changed. Still, the book never took hold of my heart, which was a disappointment.
Amelia
reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed
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Fallen Angels Review Recommended Read
1 May 2008
By Ciar Cullen
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Kindle Edition
Ms. Cullen has continued her Anfall series with this action packed book that has so many twists and turns and enough heart to hold the reader from the very start. I love how the world of Anfall and Earth are entwined with characters that move between them at their pleasure. The magical powers that many of the characters manifest are so descriptive that the reader can almost see them. I liked how people from the first book are continued and more of their personalities revealed. It was interesting how many of the people were able to hear each others' thoughts, sometimes causing very hilarious and complicated situations. I would definitely recommend this as a creative, innovative and heart filled story that will be a keeper in my bookshelf.
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