L.D. Rose's "Releasing the Demons"

Title: A Publisher’s Read!!!

“Releasing the Demons” by L. D. Rose

Reviewed by T’s Blogging

12/20/2015

10:02 a.m.

Sick of hairy werewolves and heatless vampires? Word on the street, the time of the beasts is dwindling…, well that was until L.D. Rose’s “Releasing the Demons.” A story about a haunted hybrid and his gorgeous, but dangerous brothers, which has reader’s hearts pulsating with caution all the while blushing as they become intoxicated by the bother’s human quality of compassion.

Readers are invited into a world in which earth is plagued by blood thirsty leeches. And while mankind attempts to extinguish these predators, the truth of the matter is they are losing the fight. With the help of the “superheroes,” as they are called by the citizens within the book, we learn that these heroes are governmental, scientific creatures that are both monster and protectors. These hybrids, all of whom are capable of controlling their internal beast, fight to restore the world. However, there is one…, Blaze. Yes, he is everything one can image simply by speaking his name. Blaze, the bad boy with a chip on his shoulder with his exotic features and body of a god is captured and tortured by a leech, Cyrus, who craves power and strength. Yet, in order for Cyrus to obtain it, Blaze will be mentally and physically tormented until he releases the leech buried inside of him. And guess what folks? You are going to love it!

Rose does not saturate the story with sappy love, instead the author stays true to the characteristics of the beasts as well as their human side. Brilliantly scaling the lines between viciousness, violence, heated sex, and romance readers will find themselves bingeing as they crave for more. Never before has an author been able to satisfy every yearning, but Rose has done just that.

It is my hope that this is not the end of the Order of the Senary, because this is the new #mustread and we book lovers have not had enough of Blaze or his brothers.   

I give “Releasing the Demons” 5 out of 5 stars and title it “A Publisher’s Read.”

Happy Reading