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    Kiss of Temptation: A Deadly Angels Book

    By Sandra Hill

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    Kiss of Tempation is the third romance in New York Times bestselling author’s Sandra Hill’s beloved Deadly Angels series.

    For centuries, Ivak Sigurdsson has served the archangel Michael as a vangel – a viking vampire angel. Ready to demonstrate that he is more than just a libidinous heartbreaker, he agrees to help lawyer Gabrielle Sonnier. But while her problems are in need of serious attention, so is their attraction for one another.

    Sexy and sassy, Kiss of Temptation features plenty of witty innuendo, passion, and a hint of mystery. Fans of paranormal romance will enjoy this racy page-turner featuring a strong, smart heroine and a bad boy turned hero.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateMar 26, 2013
    ISBN9780062063878
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    Kiss of Temptation: A Deadly Angels Book
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    Sandra Hill

    Sandra Hill is a graduate of Penn State and worked for more than ten years as a features writer and education editor for publications in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Writing about serious issues taught her the merits of seeking the lighter side of even the darkest stories.

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    • 4/5
      wow this was very good
    • 5/5
      Fun book. Ivak is paying for his sins of lust. He has been assigned as a spiritual adviser at Angola Prison, surrounded by men with almost no women around. His job is to try to save as many sinners as he can to prevent the Lucipires from getting them. He has been working with one specific inmate for awhile when he meets the man's sister. Gabrielle has been trying to get her brother out of prison. On a visit to see him she meets the prison chaplain. There is an immediate spark between the two, but they both are fighting it. Gabrielle doesn't want anything to do with a man who is an obvious player. She doesn't understand her body's fascination with him and the intensity scares her. Meanwhile Ivak is equally attracted to her, but it is more than that. He knows he has seen his soul mate, but that means an end to his days as a player.I really liked both characters. Gabrielle is working for a firm that helps people who have been wrongly convicted or whose sentences are excessive. It also gives her the chance to work on her brother's case. Meeting Ivak has really confused her. He says he is helping her brother also, but his story of being a Viking vampire angel makes him seem pretty weird in her book. She can't deny the effect he has on her body and soon he has her pretty convinced he's telling the truth. His Viking attitude toward women drives her nuts but she also feels safe when she's with him. She keeps trying to convince herself that it's all about the sex, but she's fighting a losing battle there. Ivak is the typical vangel - good looking, strong, and with the Viking attitude toward women. He loves all women which is what got him into trouble in the first place. He immediately recognizes Gabrielle as his soulmate, but fights it hard since he knows that means he'll be "stuck" with one woman. I really loved seeing his Viking attitude run up against Gabrielle's modern woman ways. He is also working to help her brother and as they join forces their feelings for each other grow stronger. He finally gives in to the feelings but worries because he knows that nothing can come of it. They both have quite a surprise at the end.Gabrielle is sent to talk to Tante Lulu for her help in Gabrielle's attempts to help her brother. Tante Lulu is a great believer in St Jude, patron saint of lost causes. She is also one crazy old lady, but also one that seems to know everyone who is anyone in the entire state. I loved seeing her work her wiles on everyone she came in contact with. One of the things that Ivak is involved in is having to run a prison talent show. Tante Lulu also gets her family involved in helping Ivak with this. Lulu also fancies herself as a matchmaker and is determined to get Gabrielle and Ivak together. Her actions and attitudes are hysterical in places. I've loved her in other books, and her antics are just as much fun here.The vangels are continuing their battle against Jasper and his Lucipires. There is just enough exposure to him and his activities to keep up the tension without grossing me out with the details that were present in earlier books. It's always fun to see the vangels at work doing what they do best. I also enjoyed the appearances of Ivak's other brothers and seeing what they are up to. There are a couple of appearances by "Mike" aka Michael the archangel. His frustration with the vangels is always fun to see, along with the way that they do their best to make his life interesting. I really enjoyed his confusion over the surprise twist at the end of the book - not something that usually happens to him.I'm really looking forward to the next book, and hope it doesn't take too long to come out!
    • 5/5
      Reviewed by: RachelBook provided by: EdelweissReview originally posted at Romancing the BookOh. My. Word. I can’t get enough of Sandra Hill’s deadly angels series. After reading the first book in this series, I practically pounced on the chance to read Ivak’s story.The deadly angels series takes place in contemporary times, but each prologue takes us back to Viking times where we get a glimpse into the Vikings lives. Each of them are guilty of one of the seven deadly sins. Ivak’s deadly sin is Lust. Because of his lust, Michael the Archangel has made it so that Ivak, as well as the rest of his brothers, are stuck in a sort of penance for their sins.Fast forward a few thousand years and Ivak is living in his own personal hell. He’s surrounded by men. Literally. He works at Angola prison and doesn’t see the humor in the fact that there aren’t any women anywhere.Enter in Gabrielle- beautiful lawyer who’s trying to get her wrongly convicted brother out of prison.Ivak has problems of his own, he’s trying to do a talent show in order to raise money for the prison, in the middle of trying to convince Gabrielle’s brother…she shows up, with a few other hilarious characters and the rest is history. The minute they lay eyes on one another a flicker of electricity zaps through the air. As a reader and a fan of this series, you have to laugh at Ivak’s “aw crap” attitude. He knows he’s just seen his soul mate, but it’s impossible to stop it. The only fear he has, is will it be lust, or love?I LOVED Ivaks character. Being a Viking, he was always so self assured and matter of fact. He was super protective of Gabrielle and I appreciated that although his sin was lust, he really practiced a lot of self control!!The story line was very tight. The book could have ended 3/4 of the way through because everything was basically wrapped up quite nicely.Sandra Hill’s writing gets better with every single book I read. I strongly recommend this one if you like paranormal books chuck full of humor!There are a few graphic sex scenes and swearing.