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The Assassin - Tarot: Strength
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Madison Foxe Reviews

Added August 12, 2004
The Assassin
Tarot: Strength
Author: Madison Foxe
Publisher: eXtasy Books
Available At: www.extasybooks.com
Publishing Date: July 2004
Genre: Erotica: Paranormal/Action/Adventure
Format: Ebook download in PDF/HTML/LIT
Price: $2.99
ISBN: 1-55410-172-7
Author Email/Website:www.eroticaauthors.com/madisonfoxe.html
Reviewer: Cyn Witkus
Strength is the Tarot card that means that which is at the base of elements cannot be destroyed. However, it can be transformed into another higher form. Just like alchemists tried turning the base metal lead into gold, so to can baser forms be brought higher. Yet in reverse, we have to beware of letting the beast within us overcoming common sense and intelligence.
Venus Rocchio is on a hunt for a man whose code name is Prince. He's on the Interpol most wanted list, but yet he was hands off because of what he did for governments, businesses and more. Yet, the writer in her can't let him go. Dante Geotas is a prince, an alpha werewolf of a major pack. When she enters a private nightclub, due to Dante's influence, she enters the world of the Wolf. Giving into him is much easier than fighting, but something Venus always keeps on guard though Dante overwhelms her in many ways.
He should kill her. He knew she's been following him, trying to find evidence of him as the assassin known as the Prince. Yet, for Dante, there was more to it than that. He was a werewolf and proud of his ability to lead the hunt and kill when necessary. When other werewolves were shutting themselves away from that part of their essence, he reveled in it. Once he takes Venus and has hot, sultry sex with her, something switches focus in him. There is a contract he must fulfil, but by the virtue of having her with him, he must take precautions and more in order to keep her alive and do what needs to be done. Does he want more than sex with her? Does Dante want something he's never allowed himself to feel? What about Venus? Does she relish being under his control? What can she do now that's she's been caught by the Prince? And what of Typhon?
At the risk of sounding like a record-- AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH!!! What is it with the Tarot books being too short? I want more of this Were setting. You will love this shifter story. It's deep, the worldbuilding quite complex, and will give you a great thrill both sensually and actionwise. Though the resolution was too quick in my book, this is one enjoyable book that will send you scurrying to find other books by Madison Foxe. Definitely take a peek into the subculture of the Wolf by starting with this book. An outstanding read, though I wish the ending was longer. I hope to read more by Madison sometime in the near future.
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