Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Spotlight & Review: Tempt (A Twisted Wolf Tale) by Rene Folsom

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BOOK INFORMATION

Title – Tempt (A Twisted Wolf Tale) Series – Red Hot Treats Author – Rene Folsom Genre – Paranormal Romance Publication Date – October 15, 2014 Length (Pages/# Words) – Approximately 130 pages / 20,000 words Cover Artist – Rene Folsom with Phycel Designs


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BOOK SYNOPSIS

Deep in the Shrouded Wood, on her way to her granny’s cottage, Rosetta is ambushed by an unseen force. Soon after, she finds herself plagued by strange dreams—visions of a large wolf and a seductive woman beckoning her.
Not knowing what to do with these dreams and the odd changes happening to her body in the waking world, Rosetta sets out to confront whatever lies in the Shrouded Wood, determined to discover the temptations within. But what she finds is beyond anything she could’ve ever imagined… or hoped for.
Get ready to dive into Rosetta’s world and enjoy a new twist on the classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood.
This Halloween, something sinfully wicked is coming your way. Give yourself a Red Hot Treat this fall with ten spine-tingling stories sure to warm up your night. Scary just got sexy with TEMPT, part of the Red Hot Treats multi-author series (stands alone for reading enjoyment).
Warning: This supernatural romance novella contains f/f adult situations and is meant for ages 18+.

Find out more on Rene’s website at http://renefolsom.com/tempt


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Review - 3. 5 Stars!


This is a nice, twisted F/F adult version of the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale.  If this doesn't appeal to you, you might not enjoy this.  However, the twisted adult version of a classic fairy tale did appeal to me, despite not usually reading F/F (not really because I have anything against them, I just don't relate to them like I do M/F or even M/M.  I think this has to do with the fact I'm attracted to men, so even men attracted to men I can relate to better.  *shrug*).   

The story itself is a short and quite nice retelling of Little Red Riding Hood.  It was very sensual and I actually fairly enjoyed it.  There were however a few issues I felt could have been expanded on - even with how short it was - such as conflict Rosetta felt in certain parts of the story were missing.

As Rosetta, I probably over-sympathized in this short little novella.  It had to do with people calling her RoRo.  It's been my dreaded nickname since birth (thanks to an Uncle) and have finally give up on it thanks to my brother - who still uses it, and extended it to his girlfriend, her kids, and my nephew, who is 3.  Instead of confusing him, I just let it go now.  But I absolutely hated that name growing up.
 
The heat in this little novel was hot even to me, and I liked the story well-enough I finished it fairly quickly.  Probably again due to empathizing with Rosetta quite a lot for most of the story.  If you like F/F or erotic spins on fairy tales (or both) this is definitely the pick for you!  3.5 Stars!
 



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AUTHOR BIO

Rene Folsom, author of paranormal romance and erotica, lives in Florida with her husband and three kids. She has officially diagnosed herself with creative ADD and often has a million and one writing projects going at once. In addition to writing, she is also a graphic artist who enjoys creating custom book covers for indie authors. She is definitely an artist at heart and would love nothing more than to be elbow deep in clay during her waking hours.
Rene believes that all fiction is based on some form of reality—otherwise we would never have the inspiration or knowledge to dream up the realistic situations we portray with our words. She is proud to say that her personal experiences have been inspirational, though perhaps not always identical to that of her fictional characters. Where reality and fantasy diverge, however, must remain her little secret...

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