Janna Cutting is a madam in a Victorian brothel who finds herself in love with Hugh de Troyes, a weekly visitor who sees another of her girls who doesn’t appreciate Hugh at all. This spurs Janna to play voyeur one night to witness Hugh fondling and biting a girls neck, confirming Janna’s suspicions that Hugh is a Vampire. But instead of this repulsing her, it turns her on, leading her to pleasure herself while in her hiding spot. The next week, Janna makes sure she is the only one available for Hugh, and she finds out that Hugh has wanted her all along, that he knows all about her and the hurtful things being said about her because of her mixed Indian heritage. He also admits that he has never slept with any of the other women; it was her he wanted all along. This book was well written even though it was short. This is an Erotica book, but the romance shines through and I was rooting for the two to have a happily ever after, and I admit I wanted Hugh myself by the end of the story!
5 stars Erotica/Paranomal
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Not only is Janna Cutting scorned by Victorian Society for her Indian blood but also because she owns one of the city’s most profitable brothels. As madam she possesses wealth and independence and still she longs for one thing, the mysterious Hugh de Troyes. Yet, week after week, he treats her as nothing more than the proprietor of Keya House.
Fueled by jealousy, Janna decides to play voyeur during the handsome Frenchman’s visit. What she witnesses leaves her aroused beyond endurance and privy to the knowledge that Hugh is far from satisfied. He deserves a woman willing to see to all his needs, a woman willing to bleed. Janna is that woman, but failing to convince Hugh might leave her with a wound far greater than any his fangs could inflict.
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