Review: Frost by Taryn Kincaid

Frost (Sleepy Hollow #3) by Taryn Kinciad
Synopsis (Goodreads):

Dagney Night, a sought-after succubus, is no stranger to blazing hot sex. But as Valentine’s Day approaches, she longs for something more. When oddly erotic paintings arrive for display at her art gallery, arousing everyone who views them, she wonders about the mysterious artist who created the works.

Maxwell Raines, a fire-sex demon, lives a life of solitude and seclusion behind the walls of his compound at Sleepy Hollow, channeling his lustful impulses into his art—until his muse deserts him and his temperature rises past the danger point. He needs sex. Now.

When Madame Evangeline arranges a torrid Valentine’s 1Night Stand for them, will the flames of their encounter be too hot to handle?

My Thoughts: Holy... wow! There's a whole lot of sexy going on here. A whole lot. Between Max's paintings and Dagney's succubus sex drive, things are smokin' from page 1! Seriously, guys, Max is hot. Both literally and figuratively. You have to respect a guy who worries about burning up his lady friends in the heat of the moment. Added plus -- his paintings make people horny. Like, drop your pants in public and go to town on yourself horny. Score!

So. Dagney and Max. I love how Dagney wasn't afraid to tell him what she wanted. As a succubus who requires sex to survive, I'd expect nothing less from her. Max's tentativeness was understandable. I mean, no one likes reducing their lover to ashes in the middle of all the good stuff. Or maybe that's just me. Who am I to judge all those fire-sex demons who DO like that sort of thing? So... yeah.

This series is ridiculously sexy and fun and Dagney and Max are the most combustible of the couples yet. You know what they say: Once you go fire-sex demon, you hopefully don't end up a pile of ash! *finger guns*

Books in this series
1. Lightning
2. Thunder
3. Frost - Kindle

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Frost was provided for review.