REVIEW: The Saint (The Original Sinners #5) – Tiffany Reisz

Released: June 24th, 2014

In the beginning, there was him.

Gutsy, green-eyed Eleanor never met a rule she didn't want to break. She's sick of her mother's zealotry and the confines of Catholic school, and declares she'll never go to church again. But her first glimpse of beautiful, magnetic Father Søren Stearns and his lust-worthy Italian motorcycle is an epiphany. Suddenly, daily Mass seems like a reward, and her punishment is the ache she feels when they're apart. He is intelligent and insightful and he seems to know her intimately at her very core. Eleanor is consumed—and even she knows that can't be right.

But when one desperate mistake nearly costs Eleanor everything, it is Søren who steps in to save her. She vows to repay him with complete obedience…and a whole world opens before her as he reveals to her his deepest secrets.

Danger can be managed—pain, welcomed. Everything is about to begin.

"It begins with a whimper but ends in a bang."

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Never have I ever felt so much pain and happiness and frustration all at the same time when reading a book until Tiffany Reisz came along. The Original Series has continued to wow me over and over again and it was no different with The Saint. The emotional connection between Eleanor and Søren is uncontainable and undeniable. They have a wonderful relationship where aside from love and friendship, they've also got the fights that will crack you up. Really, you will never be disappointed with this series.

That's about the extent I can go before I go into full-blown fangirl mode. Here it goes…

OKAY HOLY SHIT WOW HOLY SHITTTTT. Oh my God, this book was just as good as the previous two. Eleanor really is the shit. My God, I love her character to bits. I couldn't stop laughing with her. 

I mean honestly this kid. When she refused to go to church (by claiming that she's turned buddhist and atheist), her mom had to convince her by telling her that they had a new handsome priest. Didn't work. The priest had a really expensive motorcycle? Sign her up.

"I'm coming. But I'm doing it for the Ducati, not for God."

Sometimes I wonder what I would do if I had a daughter like her. Sweet mama I love this kid so much. She was like fifteen at that time. Wow.

Honestly, I highlighted so many quotes from this book that it's impossible to fit into this review. Really. Just read the book. I'd probably highlight the whole book if I could.

In this story, we get the introduction to Eleanor Schreiber before she became the infamous, notorious Nora Sutherlin (we even find out where she gets that name from!). This is a story about a child who felt unwanted and trapped, and was saved both emotionally and physically by this hot goddamn priest, Søren.

I mean seriously, descriptions of Søren? Lord Almighty, take me now.

His voice, rich and resonant, echoed out to the very edges of the church and back again. His words wrapped around her like a golden cord binding her to him. The sanctuary brightened with each word he spoke as if the sun itself drew closer to hear his voice.

How do you not fall in love with a man who has a description of his voice like that? ONLY HIS VOICE MAN. Imagine the rest of him. Wow. He's like some kind of Greek god. Hell, he'll probably define a Greek god.

Then Søren's also just so wow. WOW. Like honestly, WOW. He's so fucking sweet and thoughtful and oh my God, I'm in love with him.

"Because there is nothing I wouldn't do to protect you, Eleanor. Nothing I wouldn't do to help you and nothing I wouldn't do to save you. Nothing."

 and…

"You're not fine, Eleanor. You're risking hypothermia and whatever you think of me right now, I'm not worth hurting yourself over."

Seriously? SERIOUSLY???

This man is utter perfection.

But really, Nora/Eleanor is my favorite heroine. EVER. Ever. Ever. EVER.

"What are you doing over here? Shouldn't you be all snuggled up in bed with Jesus?"

I can go on and on about this book and it would never be sufficient enough to describe it. Buy it. Read it. LOVE IT.

MY RATING:

5 APPLES!!!!!

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Tiffany Reisz is the author of the internationally bestselling and award-winning Original Sinners series for Mira Books (Harlequin/Mills & Boon). Tiffany's books inhabit a sexy shadowy world where romance, erotica and literature meet and do immoral and possibly illegal things to each other. She describes her genre as "literary friction," a term she stole from her main character, who gets in trouble almost as often as the author herself.

She lives in Portland, Oregon. If she couldn't write, she would die.

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Just because I love this book so much, I'm giving it two of my own teasers!

[Review] Seven Day Loan/The Gift - Tiffany Reisz

Released: December 1st, 2010

A trained submissive, Eleanor will do whatever her master commands… even spend a week with a stranger. Daniel has been a recluse since his wife's death, and Eleanor's lover thinks spending time with her will be therapeutic – especially since Daniel is also a Dom.

Despite her defiant streak, Eleanor can't resist giving in to Daniel's erotic demands. But while she'll let him have her body, she's determined to keep a guard around her heart. Even if Daniel wants to make Eleanor his permanently…

"I won't ask you to stay, but I want to"

Tiffany Reisz, Tiffany Reisz, do you hear that? Yes, that distant sound. That is the sound of my heart breaking into tiny pieces.

Seven Day Loan was a short novella that follows Eleanor's master's close friend as he tries to overcome his grief that has been going on for too long. With Eleanor, well, if you've read the other books, you'd know how she is. The ending was heart-breaking yet enlightening. A beautiful read.

OHMYGOD. I loved this one even if it was really short (which is a total shame because I liked Daniel). It starts out roughly as Eleanor refuses to do what her master tells her. I mean, I'd be pissed too if I were in her shoes.

But then Daniel le sigh

He is a fucking librarian.

A. Fucking. Librarian.

Both literally and fangirl-y. He does fuck and he is a fucking librarian.

"God, I love a man who reads."

HIGH FIVE, ELEANOR, HIGH FIVE! Because, yes, I do find a man who reads attractive as he proves himself to be much more intelligent than men who don't. But then he's also a super shmexy Dom so he's totally my type. Smart and sexy? Double threat. Plus, he's vulnerable. TRIPLE FREAKING THREAT OKAY.

At first he resisted Eleanor's charming charms but then they're… sighhh.

Daniel: "I keep forgetting who I'm dealing with. The Queen of Kink."Eleanor: "I'm a trained submissive. More like King's Consort. I'm not worthy to hold actual rank."Daniel: "Well, I'm honored to consort with you."Eleanor: "Then consort with me already."

He of course is still broken over his wife but there comes a time – always – after grief where you meet someone who will turn your life upside down and help you move past this depression. Eleanor was that person to Daniel. But they were both attracted to each other because they were both broken in a way, who isn't? Humans are just naturally attracted to broken things.

Okay, but enough about that. Let's talk sex.

Eleanor: "So you are a library. What does that make me then? A seven-day loan?"Daniel: "Seven-day loan… I'm not sure I like the thought of giving you back."Eleanor: "But what about overdue fines?"Daniel: "I think I can afford them."

and then he kisses her and so on and so on.

There was this one quote that I just felt like it was BAM! No women would ever admit this shit but it's so fucking true. No matter how tough you act or how tough you actually are, this just applies to everyone I guess. It's in the blood.

Eleanor: "I know how she must have felt. Pressure to be in charge of the world. So much responsibility. The whole world on her… to let go and just give herself to you, to give up to you…"Daniel: "I'm glad you understand… few women do."Eleanor: "Oh, they do. They're just afraid to admit it. Yeah, equal pay for equal work and our bodies our selves and Gloria Steinem and all that jazz… but in that dusty dark little corner of every woman's heart where we keep our maps of Tierra del Fuego lives the hunger to fetch a powerful man his slippers on her hands and knees."

TA-DA! Tiffany Reisz blows me away again with her honesty. I think that this is so damn true. Women are just afraid to admit it. It doesn't make you a weaker heroine, it makes you a stronger one in fact because you're brave enough to accept that fact. I'm a feminist and even I have to agree with this quote.

Minor Faults:

MY RATING:

4 AND A HALF APPLES!!!!!

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The Siren (The Original Sinners #1) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Angel (The Original Sinners #2) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Prince (The Original Sinners #3) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Mistress (The Original Sinners #4) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

About The Author:

Tiffany Reisz lives in Lexington, Kentucky with her boyfriend and two cats. She graduated with a B.A. in English from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, and is making both her parents and professors proud by writing BDSM erotica under her real name. She has five piercings, one tattoo, and has been arrested twice. When not under arrest, Tiffany enjoys Latin Dance, Latin Men, and Latin Verbs.

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[Review] The Mistress - Tiffany Reisz

Released: July 30th, 2013

There's punishment - and then there's vengeance.

Nora Sutherlin is being held, bound and naked. Under different circumstances, she would enjoy the situation immensely, but her captor isn't interested in play. Or pity.

As the reality of her impending peril unfolds, Nora becomes Scheherazade, buying each hour of her life with stories - sensual tales of Søren, Kingsley and Wesley, each of whom has tempted and tested and tortured her in his own way. This, Nora realizes, is her life: nothing so simple, so vanilla, as a mere love triangle for her. It's a not in a silken cord, a tangled mass of longings of the body and the heart and the mind. And it may unravel at any moment.

But in Nora's world, no one is ever truly powerless - a cadre of her friends, protectors and lovers stands ready to do anything to save her, even when the only certainty seems to be sacrifice and heartbreak . . . 

"I gave them my death as a gift . . . and now I'm taking my gift back."

WARNING: DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT READ FROM THE BEGINNING. MAJOR SPOILERS!!!

And I can assure you that the series is most definitely not a disappointing read. So, if you haven't read it, SHOO! VAMOOSE! (is that how you spell it?) and go read it first! For those, who have, you may enter ;)

FUCK FUCKETY FUCK HOLY SHIT. Pardon my French, Kingsley would've been proud. This book was so freaking intense.

I AM SO NOT OKAAAY. But it wasn't with the ending. Fuck, Tiffany Reisz wrote another beautiful book with the same hilarious, captivating, bewitching, enlightening characters and such engrossing, horrifying, passionate plot. This book gave me so much feels especially with Søren. My God, that man scares me half to death and fascinates the fuck out of me. He's just so different and intriguing. 

So, if you've read the first three books then you know what's going on, so I'm going to go and spoil it, since it was mentioned in The Prince. Marie-Lurie, Søren's psychopath bridezilla, had captured Nora. The third book's ending was a cliffhanger so I'm just so damn happy that this one had a real ending.

Okay, honestly, I thought this one was going to be pretty boring and, fffuuuu, Tiffany has done it again. I mean, the blurb sounded so casual. I've been disappointed so many times by books that had such great first novels that ended with a cliffy and then continued in the second book. The second one was fucking horrible. I mean it, it's usually so bad that I want to weep that the author ruined such a good series. But, damn, did Mistress Reisz prove me wrong again.

Marie-Lurie apparently didn't die when Søren and Kingsley were still at St. Ignatius. She faked her death and escaped to live life for a while. Until a coincidental sighting reminded her of all the pain in her past. So she's ready to seek revenge. Her targets? Her husband and brother.

The only way to hurt Søren was to threaten his Little One, and that was Nora. So holy shit. That's exactly what she did. If you know Søren, then you should definitely be afraid of him. Everyone is. Well, with the exception of Nora, who well, doesn't fear anyone basically. Yes, Marie-Lurie had some real guts to hurt Søren.

The book kept alternating between third person point of views. Omniscient of course. With Nora, you get to hear her exciting, super sexy tales of her sexcapades with Søren, Kingsley, Wes and Griffin. With Grace (YES! Zach's wife does show up here), you get to see how she feels about everything: Søren, Nora's abduction, the world her husband was in awhile back. With Kingsley, you get to feel his despair and pain as he faces the possibility of losing the one man he's ever loved. With Wes, you could hear the panic and worry he goes through while thinking about Nora's safety. And finally, with Laila (Søren's darling niece), you see how much she loves her 'onkel' and 'tante', how she's worried for them both, and also how she falls in love.

And of course, Søren's thoughts remained untouched, which I absolutely loved from Tiffany Reisz. She keeps Søren's mysterious vibe going. But, I LOVED LOVED LOOOOVED how she made Søren open up more in this book. In the previous books, we see this man who's so close and alike to God, who everyone worships and fears and loves. He seems so untouchable. But here, we see his human side. The author creates Søren as a character so complex. He seemed so fearless at first but then his most beloved gets taken away from him, and he becomes so vulnerable and hurt. He panics and freaks out. He goes through so many complicated emotions because he lost his Little One.

When Søren and Nora first met, he knew straightaway that he belonged to her and she did him:

"Because there is nothing I wouldn't do to protect you, Eleanor. Nothing I wouldn't do to help you. And nothing I wouldn't do to save you. Nothing."

HOLY SHIT RIGHT. And God, I love Nora and Søren together because they're lovers and they're somehow best friends too. Only Nora knew how to be so fearless when facing Søren.

Grace: "You call her Little One?"

Søren: "I always have. She was a teenager when we met. A very ill-mannered teenager. She demanded to know why I was so tall. She insinuated I had grown this tall simply for attention."

Grace: "Only Nora could be rude and flirtatious at the same time."

Søren: "I explained to her that I was tall so I could hear God's voice better. And since I was taller and could hear Him better, she should always listen to me. That didn't sit very well with her. She retorted the next day with a verse from Psalm 114. 'The Lord keeps the little ones.' Her biblical proof that God prefers short people. I started calling her Little One after that." 

OH, and another of my favorites:

Søren: "She wasn't [terrified of him]. You know her first words she ever said to me . . . I remember them like yesterday. She said, 'You're kind of an idiot, you know that, right?'"

Honestly, I could go on and on about how flawless this book is. The characters were so amazingly developed. We see how they've changed and grown from the previous books, aside from Nora of course. Even when facing death with Marie-Lurie, she's still the funny person she usually is.

Marie-Lurie: "Simply trying to see what he sees in you. My husband, I mean. I'm not finding it yet."

Nora: "I give great head."

JESUS CHRIST NORA. THIS WOMAN COULD KILL YOU AND THAT'S WHAT YOU SAY

Marie-Lurie: "I even gave him until noon on Friday to make up his mind about us. High noon. I've seen too many movies, haven't I?"

Nora: "And not enough therapists."

Marie-Lurie: "You're disgusting."

Nora: "I'm doing the French thing. I'm down to one shower a week."

This book made me laugh like a hyena with Nora, cry like a freaking baby with Søren, and piss my pants worrying with all the tension and suspense in the book.

A DEFINITE MUST MUST READ. The Original Sinners Series is flawless and beautifully written. If you're really into erotica and you can handle extreme BDSM scenes, this is the series for you!

Minor Faults:

MY RATING:

5 SOMEONE-HOLD-ME APPLES!!!!!

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Seven Day Loan (The Original Sinners #0.5) ❊ 4.5 APPLES!!!

The Siren (The Original Sinners #1) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Angel (The Original Sinners #2) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Prince (The Original Sinners #3) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

About The Author:

Tiffany Reisz lives in Lexington, Kentucky with her boyfriend and two cats. She graduated with a B.A. in English from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, and is making both her parents and professors proud by writing BDSM erotica under her real name. She has five piercings, one tattoo, and has been arrested twice. When not under arrest, Tiffany enjoys Latin Dance, Latin Men, and Latin Verbs.

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[Review] The Prince - Tiffany Reisz

Released: November 20th, 2012

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer… preferably in bed. That's always been Kingsley Edge's strategy with his associate, the notorious New York dominatrix Nora Sutherlin. But with Nora away in Kentucky, now it's Kingsley's chance to take her place at the feet of the only man he's ever wanted – Søren, Nora's on-again, off-again lover – until a new threat from an old enemy forces him to confront his past.

Wes Railey is still the object of Nora's tamest yet most maddening fantasies, and the one man she can't forget. He's young. He's wonderful. He's also thoroughbred royalty and she's in "his" world now. But Nora is no simpering Southern belle, and her dream of fitting into Wesley's world is perpetually at odds with her dear Søren's relentlessly seductive pull.

Two worlds of wealth and passion call to her and whichever one Nora chooses, it will be the hardest decision she will ever have to make… unless someone makes it for her…

"Love isn't a sin. It's the one thing you've told me I don't want to absolve you of."

Well, fuck, fuck, fuckety fuck. I dived into this book expecting not much actually. In all honesty, the summary sounded pretty average. I thought that Nora would probably suffer from living in the south because she couldn't fit in and bla bla bla. But man, did Tiffany Reisz prove. me. the. hell. wrong. I've learned my lesson to never expect anything from Miss Reisz because she always does the unexpected. By the end of the book, I was just:

This book was such a complete mindfuck. The story was so twisted and weaved so intricately that you could barely see anything coming. It was beautifully written and seductively sexy as hell at the same time. The characters are, as always, so well-thought and developed thoroughly.

The novel had two parts. The South and the North, so I shall begin to talk about them separately. This is going to be a pretty long review, so if you want the shorter version, you can check out my GR one here.

North: Here, we get a glimpse – scratch that, not a glimpse, but the whole fucking picture – of how Kingsley and Søren met. I never imagined them together in the first two books. I thought they were just connected through the Underground but man, they sure as hell weren't.

This part was also divided into two parts, their pasts and their present. The past gave us an insight and more ideas as to how their relationship started. More about Søren and his days as a student as well as Kingsley as the notorious player and an infatuation for the most-feared-student in Saint Ignatius. At times, Kingsley is still Kingsley

"I would miss my sins and they would miss me."

I loved how we finally delved into the Kingsley Edge's mind. We learn things from his perspective since it was written in third person but it was omniscient. We learn about his feelings, about how it all started with Søren.

I was like that most of the time. And then there's the present. Someone's going after Søren's associates. Everyone related to Søren and it's terrifying as hell. Søren who usually knows what's going on – since he seems to be a fucking mind-reader – doesn't know what's going on then. 

But I love love love how Tiffany Reisz kept Søren's thoughts as a mystery. We read it from Kingsley's, Nora's or Wes' point of views but never Søren's. Because that's just it! We will never ever know what this man is thinking. He's such an intriguing and complex character that I admire him more and more in every book.

South: Like I mentioned in the beginning, I was expecting really little from this section of the book. But, man, it was so freaking complicated!

I mean, Nora plunged into Wes' world, clearly not prepared for the grandeur and all the wealth. She was shocked by how "royal" the Raileys actually were but she acted with the normal Nora manner, treating it as something simple.

And Wesley, oh God, sweet Wesley:

"Because you'll go back to him. And I'll be alone again. And if I don't have my hate, what will I have?"

LET ME HUG YOU BOY.

Don't have that much to say about this section since it focused mostly on Nora and Wes' relationship and how hard it was for her to handle Wes' strong feelings towards her. Nora's only known one love before: Søren's. She knows that she loves both Søren and Wes but she wasn't prepared for the hurricane of Wes' feelings.

Most of the time I was just like:

Especially when Nora told Wes about the time she purposely fell and Søren was there.

Nora: "He told me to pick a number between one and one hundred. It's a game we play. Pick a number but you don't know what you're picking. Are you picking one lash or hundred lashes? Are you picking one kiss or one hundred kisses? I picked one hundred. He started to count the one hundred different things he loved about me."

I fell in love with Søren right then. I just dived head first into love with him. Because, Jesus Christ, this man knew when she needed what she needed. This man knew Nora like no one ever did.

Overall: It was just this giant mind-blowing, mindfucking, clusterfuck-filled, sexy as hell twisted tale. Tiffany Reisz continues to prove to me that she is such a genius with her words – always blowing me away with her work. Not only is this book erotic and sexy, it was thoughtful and well-written as well as thoroughly elaborated. The mystery and the suspense is definitely a plus!

Definitely loved how she alternated between the south and the north and, at the end of every section, she'd finish it off with a mini cliffhanger. It just builds up the suspense and our anticipation for the next scenes. It keeps the story cycling and keeps our curiosity rolling.

My overall reaction:

And a question to Tiffany:

HOW IS IT OKAY TO END THE BOOK THAT WAY???

So damn excited for The Mistress!

Minor Faults:

MY RATING:

5 LORD-TAKE-ME-NOW-PLEASE APPLES!!!!!

I don't think any number of apples could do this series justice.

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Seven Day Loan (The Original Sinners #0.5) ❊ 4.5 APPLES!!!

The Siren (The Original Sinners #1) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Angel (The Original Sinners #2) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Mistress (The Original Sinners #4) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

About The Author:

Tiffany Reisz lives in Lexington, Kentucky with her boyfriend and two cats. She graduated with a B.A. in English from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, and is making both her parents and professors proud by writing BDSM erotica under her real name. She has five piercings, one tattoo, and has been arrested twice. When not under arrest, Tiffany enjoys Latin Dance, Latin Men, and Latin Verbs.

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[Review] The Angel - Tiffany Reisz

Released: June 24th, 2012

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 travelling companion. Young, inexperienced, 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.

"We value the most what we must sacrifice to have."

JUST LET ME DIE OKAY. PLEASE JUST TAKE ME NOW. Ughh, this is another brilliant masterpiece by Tiffany Reisz. The Original Sinners Series is slowly, painfully becoming one of my most favorite series ever. Maybe even my most favorite series in erotica. Her writing is just so fucking perfect okay. I love how this book isn't only about the hot sex and romance, but it's also about understanding the meaning of sacrifices and letting go. Like the first book, it was perfect. It was hilarious, slightly creepy and just made me grin like an idiot. 

I still absolutely love love love Nora Sutherlin. I have like a major girl crush on her. She's funny, witty, sexy as fuck, and she's probably the only one who isn't afraid of Søren. Honestly, she's just probably my most favorite heroine. EVER. She's best okay. She's just like...

but you know hotter and cooler.

We understand more about Griffin Fiske here and him and Michael OH GOD! This isn't technically a spoiler since it was mentioned in the summary from goodreads shown above. I liked his character in the first book because he seemed amusing and open. I love how Reisz develops and gives us a better outlook towards his character. In The Siren he was merely Nora's fuck buddy but here, it's so much better. We understand more about why he did the things he did or why he thinks the way he thinks. I looked up his name and this is what I got

He's so freaking hot omfg.

I don't know why but I love love LOOOOVEEEEE Søren's character. He's like a giant contradiction. He's so different from the characters I'm used to read about. I swear, I'm not even sure how to describe him. He's such a complex character - one of the most complex I've ever seen.

WARNING: Do not read if you are uncomfortable with the idea of extreme dom/sub activities

MY RATING:

5 SEXY-AS-HELL APPLES!!!!

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Seven Day Loan (The Original Sinners #0.5) ❊ 4.5 APPLES!!!

The Siren (The Original Sinners #1) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Prince (The Original Sinners #3) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

The Mistress (The Original Sinners #4) ❊ 5 APPLES!!!

About The Author:

Tiffany Reisz lives in Lexington, Kentucky with her boyfriend and two cats. She graduated with a B.A. in English from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, and is making both her parents and professors proud by writing BDSM erotica under her real name. She has five piercings, one tattoo, and has been arrested twice. When not under arrest, Tiffany enjoys Latin Dance, Latin Men, and Latin Verbs. 

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[Review] The Siren - Tiffany Reisz

Released: June 24th, 2012

Notorious Nora Sutherlin is known for her delicious works of erotica, each one more popular with readers than the last. But her latest one is different - more serious and personal - and she's sure it'll be her breakout book...if it ever sees the light of day.

Zachary Easton, the fog, holds Nora's fate in his hands. The demanding and uptight British editor agrees to handle the book on one condition: he wants complete control. Nora must rewrite the entire novel to his exacting standards - in six weeks - or it's no deal.

Nora's grueling writing sessions with Zach are draining...and shockingly arousing. And a dangerous former lover has her wondering which is more torturous - staying away from him...or returning to his bed?

Nora thought she knew everything about being pushed to your limits. But in a world where passion is pain, nothing is ever that simple.

"There are only two reasons why you leave someone you're in love with - either it's the right thing to do, or it's the only thing you do."

MOTHER OF EVERYTHING HOLY! This book shocked me in so many different ways and it absolutely blew me away and tore me apart to a million fucking pieces at the same time. It wasn't only about the dom/sub relationships you can read in Fifty Shades. It wasn't the simple theory of S&M. It was so much more. The book spoke about identity, love, loss, separation, moving on, pain and, well, pleasure. It explained how sometimes pain is a way of showing how much you truly love someone, and about having to let go of the things you love most for the best.

Nora was sexy as hell! I honestly fell in love with her character so many times. It's not only because she was smoking hot and hilarious, she was feisty and tough as nails. We see how strong her character is in facing her decisions and also her past, as well as her present. She has to control her feelings in her "relationships" so that nothing goes out of hand. But Nora is also weak when it comes to certain temptations. She has to figure out a way to balance between her life with Wesley, whom you will meet in the beginning, her role as a writer, and also her mysterious and hidden alter-ego.

Zach is another interesting character besides Søren. He was freaking hot. He was like smoking hot. Not only in the way he manages to handle Nora. He's tough, yeah sure. But the fact that he has some vulnerability in him makes him even more attractive. He doesn't give in easily to Nora's ridiculous demands. He can actually keep her at bay - which actually turns her on.

(P.S. He's not like Jensen Ackles above since Zach is so uptight)

But honestly, I really didn't expect much from this book. I thought it was going to be the simple and romantic novel kind of thing. But it wasn't. It was much darker and twisted than that. But, at the same time, the author inserts such witty phrases and lines that you just can't help but laugh. I highlighted so many lines and quotes here. It was just so damn good. 

WARNING: Do not read if you are uncomfortable with the idea of extreme dom/sub activities

MY RATING:

5 SEXY-AS-HELL APPLES!!!!

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About The Author:

Tiffany Reisz lives in Lexington, Kentucky with her boyfriend and two cats. She graduated with a B.A. in English from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, and is making both her parents and professors proud by writing BDSM erotica under her real name. She has five piercings, one tattoo, and has been arrested twice. When not under arrest, Tiffany enjoys Latin Dance, Latin Men, and Latin Verbs. 

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