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Chapter One

Lord Lyon Satyr prowled the twilight streets of Paris, hunting. He breathed deep, searching the air and finding it rife with the scents of chimney smoke, dank river, and likely feminine prey. The blood of his ancestors pumped in him tonight, priming his body toward a carnal lust that was vital to the survival of his kind.

Because King Feydon had sown his seed where he should not have, Lyon would soon find himself yoked with a bride not of his own choosing. One whose name and face were unknown to him, but whom he nevertheless had journeyed here from Tuscany to find.

According to Feydon, his three FaerieBlend daughters were each in some sort of danger and time was of the essence. Nicholas, his eldest brother, had found the first of th ... read full excerpt from Lyon: The Lords of Satyr ebook

Avg. Customer Review: 3 out of 5 stars

Number Of Comments: 3

5 of 9 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 09/25/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from London, KY
This book was about Lyon, one of the Lords of Satyr who grows a second umm.... you know.... on the full moon. If he doesn't have a lot of... you know.... on that night he will die.... This book was just too bizaar to actually enjoy but knock yourself out if orgies, mermaids, one month gestational periods, etc. turn you on. Anyways.... whew... ummm.... well.... okay.
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15 of 28 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 09/06/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from Bay Area, CA US
Book 3 of the The Lords of Satyr series. My first foray into this fantasy world. The plot is full of intrigue, dark and offensive crimes, treacherous deeds for personal gains. The writing is fluid and the storyline well done. I totally immersed and experienced through Juliette. But, I was extremely uncomfortable with many of the subject matters. Valmont, Juliette's psychotic half brother, and cohort are perverse and hateful. They rape, torture, and murder women in cruel manners. Valmont harbors incestuous lust for Juliette and is abusive physically and mentally. I couldn't stomach the terrible deeds he forced Juliette to withstand. The revelations later on helped with understanding, but there were many times that I threw the book down in disgust and agony. This is an erotica and should be treated as such, lots of sex and light romance. Lyon is born with the voracious need to have frequent carnal couplings. Some of the sex scenes were a bit weird and situations objectable to me. At one point, the incapacitated hero is used to father a child without his consent and knowledge. That is basically rape. Then, poor Lyon had to endure this sex act again, while consciously wanting Juliette. I am glad Lyon and Juliette found their love after such trials and sufferings. The ends were tied up nicely and with set up for a follow-on book. But, I will be too chicken to pick up another in this series, hence the low score. However, if you don't have difficulty with the aforementioned matters, then the book may be enjoyable. It is full of tension, sex, and tender love all rolled into one well paced package.
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12 of 26 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 08/14/2008
Reviewer: peggy wright from north logan, UT US
As a fan of the series, I felt let down by Lyon's story. Being the most sexually voracious and primal of the brothers, I expected very hot and dominant scenes. Instead, he was used and victimized intentionally and by circumstances. As he was brought low by these events, he was also stripped of power. The one scene of dominance lacked conviction and detail. I felt the author didn't stay true to Lyon's essence or personality. Also, Julietta didn't bring many gifts to benefit or save Satyr lands or legacies. The storyline involving the main threat from elseworld was not advanced or elaborated on very much. The villain however was deliciously deranged and frightening and the story had some good twists and turns. I will continue to read the series because it is very good, but to me Lyon is the weakest offering.
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