#Review #AudiobookReview The Angel by Tiffany Reisz

The Angel by Tiffany Reisz
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Published by Harlequin on September 25th 2012
Narrator: Lilly Rhodes
Genres: Erotica, M/M, M/M/F, Menage, Romance
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No safe word can protect the heart
Infamous erotica author and accomplished dominatrix Nora Sutherlin is doing something utterly out of character: hiding. While her longtime lover, Søren—whose fetishes, if exposed, would be his ruin—is under scrutiny pending a major promotion, Nora's lying low and away from temptation in the lap of luxury.

Her host, the wealthy and uninhibited Griffin Fiske, is thrilled to have Nora stay at his country estate, especially once he meets her traveling companion. Young, inexperienced and angelically beautiful, Michael has become Nora's protégé, and this summer with Griffin is going to be his training, where the hazing never ends.

But while her flesh is willing, Nora's mind is wandering. To thoughts of Søren, her master, under investigation by a journalist with an ax to grind. And to another man from Nora's past, whose hold on her is less bruising, but whose secrets are no less painful. It's a summer that will prove the old adage: love hurts.

BOOK REVIEW: 5 MILLION STARS

Hosting the #SinnersReadalong in the Original Sinners Fan Page is the best because I have to pay attention to every detail about the books, about the characters, about the story, in order to make the graphics and and the quizzes. It’s so much fun to talk about this book, about how much we love it, the characters and the series.

Reading The Angel for the second time made me fall in love, madly in love, crazy in love, with Griffin and Michael. They are so perfect for each other. I loved reading Michael’s POV, how he started liking Griff and then how he wanted, needed his touch, his dominance and then when he accepted he was in love, it was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever read.

He’s so beautiful. I can’t stop looking at him, I can’t stop thinking about him. I dream about him at night. And he’s the first thing I think about when I wake up. And I want to touch him so much. I want to touch his face and that fucking perfect hair of his. And his lips and his chest and his arms— and I think about those arms around me, and it’s humiliating how much I want that.

I loved Nora, of course, from the beginning to end. When she was with Søren, her summer time with Michael and Griffin, her visit to her mother and finally her talk to Suzanne. Everything about Nora was perfect… Until the very end of the book. I remember when I first read this book I was 100% #TeamWesley, so I was SO HAPPY about her choice, but this time I felt my heart aching for her choices, for her actions. She was following her heart but by doing that, she was breaking Søren’s heart.

I hated Suzanne. I hated her the first time I read it and I hate her now. OK, I don’t hate her, I just don’t like her, because she was digging around where she didn’t have any business, but she had an important role in everything. UGH! Those two played with my emotions, sadistic men Søren and Kingsley, but they always act with a plan. Like we say here in Colombia: No da puntada sin dedal (does not stitch without a thimble)

I love how with every book of the series, more secrets about the unholy trinity are revealed.

AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: 5 STARS

There’s a new narrator for this book. Lilly Rhodes reads in a good speed, has a great pronunciation, even the French and Danish, not that I understand or know about it, but they sounded beautiful in her voice, and her inflexions for all the characters were great. At the beginning of the audiobook, I didn’t like the voice she made for Patrick and Michael, but then I get used to them and finished loving everything about her performance.

This audiobook is a perfect companion for the book. 100% Recommended.

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