Aphrodite's Flame
by Julie Kenner
Love Spell
August 1, 2004
ISBN #0505525755
384 pages
Paperback
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Other Books by
Julie Kenner

Deja Demon

Demons Are Forever

These Boots Were Made for Stomping...

Good Ghouls Do

Demons Are Forever

Fendi, Ferragamo, & Fangs

Demons Are Forever

California Demon

Everything I Needed to Know About Being a Girl I Learned...

Hell On Heels

The Prada Paradox

The Good Ghouls' Guide to Getting Even

The Givenchy Code

Nobody Does It Better

Carpe Demon

Hell With the Ladies

This Is Chick-Lit

The Perfect Score

California Demon

Perfect Timing

The Manolo Matrix

First Love

Night Moves

Carpe Demon

The Givenchy Code

The Hope Chest

Essence of Midnight

The Spy Who Loves Me

Stolen Kisses

Beyond Suspicion

Silent Desires

Manhunting in Mississippi

Aphrodite's Secret

Silent Confessions

Nobody But You

Undercover Lovers

Aphrodite's Passion

A Mother's Way

L. A. Confidential

Aphrodite's Kiss

Intimate Fantasy

The Cat's Fancy

REVIEW

"terrific romantic fantasy with intertwining amateur sleuth elements"

The Protector bureaucracy keeps humans safe from misuse of power by Outcast Protectors. When an Outcast pleads for reinstatement they typically are sent to Re-Assimilation Counselors like empath Izzy Frost even though she is only a half-breed and has limited powers. Her current client is the baddest of the bad Hieronymus Black, who insists he has seen the light. Concerned High Elder Zephron knows how law breaking Hieronymus has been so he assigns his cleanest agent, Mordi Black to assist Izzy. Mordi's record of finding traitors is perfect perhaps because of his reaction to his evil traitorous father to stay 100% pure and law abiding.

Reading his mind, Izzy believes Hieronymus has reformed. Also a Halfling Mordi refuses to believe that Hieronymus has changed; he thinks either Izzy went rogue or the Outsider has pulled a brilliant ruse. Already in love with Izzy, Mordi investigates Hieronymus' claim of reformation, but someone wants him and Izzy dead; he concludes that his sire is behind this, but has no proof tying his dad to the crime.

The fourth Aphrodite's tale is a terrific romantic fantasy with intertwining amateur sleuth elements and will be recognized as one of the sub-genre's top novels of the year. Readers will feel that love is all around them yet also experience the suspense of what about Black and the attempts to kill the lead couple. Besides a great romance and a fabulous investigative tale, Julie Kenner makes the fantasy elements seem real whether it is Izzy's sense of smell or her freezing skills let alone the abilities of the purebreds who appear genuinely walking along side us fans.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 10, 2004



Read an Excerpt


Even bad boys need love ... Come along for the ride as bad boy extraordinaire (and superhero) Mordichai Black meets his romantic (and professional!) match in Isole Frost in this latest installment in Julie Kenner's Aphrodite series. Learn more at www.juliekenner.com


Summary

EVEN BAD BOYS

Since his father was the world's most super villain, Mordi was used to being bad. He'd helped his sire in countless plots, and only recently freed himself from the man's evil influence. But now his father was turning over a new leaf, joining the good guys, just as Mordi met the woman of his dreams. How lucky was that?

HAVE TO FALL IN LOVE

Bad boys!? Isole wasn't used to them. At least not in this way. Usually, she'd freeze 'em cold, but this time it was hard enough just keeping her cool. For years she'd been a Protector, a superheroine, but a dark presence was trying to sway her allegiance. Worse, the best thing in her life since her first propulsion cloak was Mordi: a dark-haired hunk whose sweet green eyes belied a past and a pedigree of evil. He was gorgeous, and someone she could love. He made her burn with desire, and nothing she did could put out the flames.



 

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