Friday, March 23, 2012
Haevyn by Darcy Abriel
Duty and honor demand the ultimate sacrifice.
Haevyn is the second installment in Darcy Abriel’s Humanotica series and one of the best, most exciting dystopianesque stories I’ve read to date. There are so many great things to say about this book, but for me the most stand-out aspect is the unique, complex society created by the author. Using words instead of a brush, Ms. Abriel paints a vivid landscape of a sometimes harsh, sometimes beautiful world that I can’t help but want to explore and be part of.
And it wasn't just the world that grabbed my attention and didn't let go! Haevyn, Grisha, and Entreus are complex characters who drew me in and gave me no choice but to become invested in them and their story. Even though I didn’t read the first book (which I plan to remedy soon) I had no problem following this story and connecting to the people who make up the very erotic Humanotica world.
The bottom line – If you don’t already get that I really enjoyed this book, then I’ll spell it out… I. Really. Enjoyed. This. Book! It isn’t without some flaws, and generally speaking, I’m not a big fan of Sci-Fi or futuristic stories, but overall, this enticingly sensual tale is one to savor and the series is one I’m looking forward to continuing.
Sexual Content Advisory: This book contains m/m, m/f, f/f/f, menage, and can not be considered light erotica.
From the book blurb: Warning: Watch out for oiled-up, naked trinespined warriors battling for top position, feisty tracer females that fit oh-so-snugly in between, and sexy nights that segue into complex relationships. Beware of tebitcheckers wielding those nasty little contulators at illegal, testosterone-drenched cage confrontations.
This book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.
Title: Haevyn
Series: Humanotica
Author: Darcy Abriel
Publisher: Samhain
ISBN: 9781609288631
Rating: 4/5 stars
Labels:
darcy abriel,
dystopian society,
erotica,
futuristic,
menage,
sci-fi
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment