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cool review for Spark of Magic

Posted in Uncategorized  by Trista Ann Michaels
August 26th, 2008

A strong, independent young woman, Rebecca has only one, okay, make that two, little quirks. Not only is she a natural witch, she’s totally attracted to the twin (uh huh, both) warlocks who are there to protect her from the maniac who murdered her parents. Now she has no choice but to learn control in order to defeat that monster.

Nicholas and Darien may have promised their dad to protect Rebecca from Sebastian, but it’s a promise of little hardship when they fall first into lust, then into love with her. Yet the danger from Sebastian looms closer on the horizon than they know, and to defeat him they must teach her control, for what he has planned will affect not just their world, but the world of man as well. For Sebastian has one secret that could give him a huge edge if they don’t discover it in time.

Ms. Michaels has given me a wonderful world of magic, mystery, monsters, mayhem and the journey of three people accompanied by a few close comrades to the beginning of their destiny, while engaging in the complexities of building a relationship. The women are tough yet feminine, while the men are strong and yet able to allow us to witness their vulnerability. There is one character who is not only a surprise, but a major treat and the conclusion is all you could hope for. I found this full of a keen wit, lots of humor (for me at any rate, but then I’m weird) and some incredibly enticing sex that will just make you drool.

Review by Witchgiggles

Thank you…:)

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cool review for Spark of Magic

Posted in Uncategorized  by Trista Ann Michaels
August 26th, 2008

Yes, my website is down. I’m currently in the process of redoing it and will open back up with a new and awsome website…at least I hope anyway…LOL. Lord knows I’m not the most technically challenged person, so it’s been interesting, to say the least.

I’ll be sure and keep everyone posted, but in the meantime, you can always catch the latest news here at my blog.

Hope everyone is having a great week…:)

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cool review for Spark of Magic

Posted in Uncategorized  by Trista Ann Michaels
August 26th, 2008

That’s right, it’s that time of year. Fall colors, cooler weather and Friday night high school football games.

We live in an incredibly small town. Think Mayberry…:) Everybody knows everyone, which is quite a change from where we used to live in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. Here I’m known as Trista the writer and my husband is known as David the pilot. Until football season starts that is, and now we’re known as Tristan’s parents. You see, my middle child plays football for the Monterey Wildcats and in a town this small, Friday night football games are an event to say the least. EVERYONE comes out for the games. Even the away games have a massive following with a huge convoy of cars behind the bus as it makes it’s way down the interstate to whatever highschool they’re playing that week. The visitor’s side of the bleachers will be a sea of purple and white.

It’s similar to Knoxville’s support of University of Tennessee football but on a much smaller scale.

It’s amazing just how serious some people get when it comes to sports. My oldest played baseball from the time he was six until highschool when he threw his shoulder out pitching. It’s a good thing I never let him take the sport too seriously. As good as he was, that would have been a devistating blow it we had been relying on that for college.

I don’t let my middle child take football too seriously either. It’s to have fun, become part of a team, and get some exercise. It’s not a way to pay for college. If he’s offered a scholarship, then it’s just icing on the cake, if not, then it was no big deal. He’ll still go because we weren’t relying on that to get him there.

Some parents though, wow…sometimes, I want to turn around and snap, “It’s just a damn game, relax!” But……some people will never change no matter what you say to them.

Tonight’s game is against Harriman. Wish us luck…:)

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cool review for Spark of Magic

Posted in Uncategorized  by Trista Ann Michaels
August 26th, 2008

I just got word today that Their One and Only is in the top ten at All Romance Ebooks. How cool is that…:)

I also received a Recommended Read from Joyfully Reviewed for Spark of Magic.

Reviewed by Vivian

Rebecca has always struggled with her witch powers. She never expected them to lead her into the arms of very sexy twin warlocks who are trying to protect her from the evil warlock who killed her parents and wants her dead.

Nicholas and Darien have known that Rebecca would be theirs someday, but falling in love with her was outside of their plan. Protecting her from the evil Sebastian will take all the magic they can summon, even if they have to break some rules.

Spark of Magic was an incredible pleasure to read. I read this all in one night. I didn’t want to go to sleep until I knew what was going to happen. Spark of Magic has all my favorite elements in a book: sexy, steamy ménage, a paranormal element and a touch of magic. Even the secondary characters are well written and really add to the story. Add in the evil Sebastian, and it all comes together brilliantly and that is why I am Joyfully Recommending Spark of Magic.

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cool review for Spark of Magic

Posted in Uncategorized  by Trista Ann Michaels
August 26th, 2008

Another great review for Remember Me. Woo hoo!!!

This book is definitely one for the keeper shelf. It has all the qualities that make an excellent romance in my opinion – agony, heartache, humor, conflict, hot sex, and most of all, a happily ever after. This author just happens to mix all the above into an engrossing story that left me squirming in my seat but also with a warm heart! Having read some of the books of this series, I was happy to finally read about Devlin and Skylar and how they were able to reunite. The story moved quickly along, keeping the readers interest with snappy dialogue and lots of adventure. The sex scenes between the hero and heroine were poignant and hot. We even get to revisit some previous characters and experience how they are living their lives now. All in all, it was a great story and one I can honestly give the highest recommendation.

Overall rating: Sensuality rating: Explicit
Reviewer: Lisa Freeman August 5, 2008

On another fabulous note, Entwined Fates: Mercenary is now available. Below is a blurb and excerpt for the new futuristic/bdsm. Enjoy…:)

BLURB

Sex slave auction hall, Veenori.

Kidnapped, humiliated and scared, Kiley plans to beg the mercenary who’d just bought her to take her home. Promising money beyond his wildest dreams, she haggles for her freedom. Unfortunately, her new master isn’t interested in money. He has enough of his own. Instead, he plans to use her body as reimbursement.

Kiley doesn’t know her father sent them, so Lucien and his first officer Syeer decide to use that to their advantage and teach the brat Kiley a lesson. With bondage and dominance, they hope to express just how dangerous the galaxy can be for a headstrong princess–especially when another mercenary is determined to use her in his vendetta against her father.

But their headstrong princess has a yen for submission that doesn’t make her any less headstrong, which leaves Lucien and Syeer with their hands more than a little full.

Publisher’s Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, domination, ménage (m/f/m), spanking.

EXCERPT

Kiley took deep breaths, trying to keep herself from falling into a fit of panic. The cold air of the room hit her mostly naked flesh and she shivered. Her trembling fingers tugged at the collar around her neck to no avail. Looking down at herself, she adjusted the sparse material covering her breasts, then moved to the thong, tugging at the thin string of material as it crept deeper into the crease of her ass.
God, she hated these things. Only a man would come up with something so annoying and uncomfortable. They’d arrived on Veenori just a few hours ago. The small planet nestled on the outskirts of the charted galaxy played host to thieves, pirates, and criminals looking for a place to hide. Its desert environment made the climate almost unbearable, especially for someone used to one that was more temperate.
“Two minutes, slave.”
She cringed as her kidnapper attached a long leather leash to her collar. His thick fingers trailed down her cheek, making her shiver in disgust. Narrowing her eyes, she stared into his black ones, refusing to show fear or back down. She was a princess, after all, although she hadn’t mentioned that to Jenik. She knew of his reputation, his cruelty.
Jenik hated royalty and despite the money he would receive from her father if he ransomed her, the man would rather see her dead than returned home. So she’d kept her mouth shut and her true identity a secret.
“Your beauty will bring quite a price,” he murmured. She jerked her head away and he gripped her chin, making her flinch in pain. “I know many men who would love nothing more than to tame that pride of yours, that arrogance. You will learn to submit, slave, or die. The choice is yours.”
She swallowed, wondering how in the hell she’d gotten into this mess. Kidnapped, her best friend and royal companion killed. Guilt ate at her insides like a hungry animal. She should have never left home. She should have waited for her escort, but she had been so agitated.
She’d been able to avoid marriage, using the time to try to find the man of her dreams. She wanted love, not some aristocrat who was only after her money and the right to proclaim Delnista as an ally. She wanted a man to be her hero, her lover, her friend. She wanted a man who could stand up to her temper, fight back, not cower and give in so his wife wouldn’t nag him. But that man had not materialized and she’d begun to come to terms with the arranged marriage her father wanted. She loved her father dearly and would do what he asked of her, despite how sad it made her. She’d looked long enough. It was obvious her knight just wasn’t out there.
“It’s time, Jenik,” the bar owner yelled from the stage.
With a tug, he pulled her past the curtain and in front of the roaring crowd. She coughed as nasty smoke filled her lungs, making her eyes water. Squinting past the haze, she stared at the mass of men hovering close to the stage. Lust shone in their eyes as they watched, making her tremble in trepidation.
“Oh, God,” she murmured.
“The bidding will begin at four hundred kilnotics,” Jenik shouted and the men around the bar scoffed loudly at the sum and a small part of her bristled.
“She’s worth every penny,” Jenik continued. “Notice these breasts.”
Her top fell to the floor and with a gasp, she raised her palms to cover herself. Jenik’s hand landed across her cheek with a loud slap. Lightning flashed behind her eyes, and she blinked to try to clear the tears beginning to well.
“You will not cover yourself, slave,” he snarled in her face, his nasty breath making her want to gag. “Is that clear?”
When she didn’t answer, he slapped her again, making her cry out in surprise. Jerking her head around, she glared at him in anger. “Fuck you,” she snapped.
Jenik’s eyes narrowed in hatred and he lifted his hand, ready to strike again. Kiley braced herself for the blow.
“Six hundred kilnotics,” a voice called and she searched the crowd, anxious to see who had bid.
Her gaze landed on the man who arrogantly worked his way through the crowd and her heart skipped a beat in surprise. Is that the man who’d bid? He now stood just below her at the base of the stage. He was tall, with tanned flesh and blue eyes as hard and cold as the arctic ice on her home world and boring into Jenik with glaring hatred.
“Lucien,” Jenik snarled.
The man nodded. “Jenik.”
Kiley continued to watch the man named Lucien, surprisingly intrigued with his dark good looks and smoldering eyes. His shoulders were broad and his waist trim. Black hair hung around his shoulders, giving the bidding stranger a roguish appearance.
He wore black leather pants and a white shirt open halfway down his chest, showing off smooth muscles that any other time she’d want to run her fingers over. Around his neck hung a medallion of gold that spoke of wealth, while the blaster attached to the upper portion of his thigh spoke mercenary. They were the only ones allowed to carry such weapons.
Mercenaries thought of money first. They were greedy. Maybe this man would be her best bet to get back home. She could offer him much more than he could ever dream. She just hoped he didn’t share Jenik’s opinion that the galaxy should be rid of royals.
“Seven hundred,” another voice called, this one much higher pitched, almost whiny.
“Well, well,” Jenik drawled with a half-smile. “Now we’re getting some bids. Apparently, they like your feisty attitude and look forward to taming you.”
Curling her lip, Kiley rolled her eyes and watched in shock as the bids continued to climb.
“Eight hundred,” Lucien called.
“Nine hundred,” another bid and Kiley squinted, trying to get a better look at the faces in the dark, smoke-filled room
“Eleven hundred.”
“Fifteen hundred,” Lucien said.
She gasped and turned her gaze back to Lucien.
“Stop bidding against me, mercenary,” a man growled as he stepped forward from the crowd.
Kiley’s eyes widened in fear as she stared down at the Veenorian. Oh, God no. His green-tinged skin rippled as he moved forward, his oddly bent, thin legs carrying him even closer to the stage. Golden eyes dilated then retracted as he took in her figure and exposed breasts. She prayed the mercenary would bid again. The thought of that lizardlike man laying a finger on her made her ill.
“Three thousand.” Lucien’s deep voice carried across the room, making the Veenorian scowl in growing anger.
“Four thousand,” the Veenorian growled, his gaze narrowing on Lucien as he strolled forward with more arrogance than any man should possess. “I thought I told you, mercenary, she’s mine.”
“Only if you outbid me, Milash,” Lucien drawled, obviously unconcerned with the man’s threatening demeanor. “Ten thousand kilnotics.”
Even Jenik raised a brow at that figure. Kiley began to back away slowly. The last thing she wanted was to be in the way if it came to blows. Lucien’s cold stare locked onto hers and she froze, her heart pounding wildly at the intensity of his blue gaze.
“Going somewhere, slave?” Lucien asked with a raised eyebrow and she swallowed as tingling warmth spread through her stomach.
Jenik turned and wound his hand around her leash, tugging harshly. She stumbled forward with a squeal, her hands reaching out to grip the leash and tug back. The action was a reflex, but it angered Jenik and his hand once again rose to strike. Her chin lifted and she faced him head on, daring him to hit her.
“I wouldn’t if I were you, Jenik,” Lucien cautioned in a deadly tone. “Not if you want me to buy her. I prefer my slaves to be unmarked.”
His lips lifted in a slight sneer. “I don’t envy you, Lucien. You’ll have your hands full with this one. I’m happy to be rid of her. Milash, unless you want to outbid the ten thousand, she goes to Lucien.”
Milash shook his head with a low growl of anger.
“Look’s like she’s yours, mercenary.”
With a hard tug at her leash, she fell from the stage and straight into Lucien’s hard chest. Strong arms encircled her waist, holding her upright when she would have bounced off his chest and fallen flat on her bare ass. The warmth of his skin seeped into her, warming her body from the outside in. Inhaling, she caught the whiff of spice and musky male, making every part of her body tingle.
No man had ever made her react this way and she didn’t have a clue what to make of it. He was a stranger, her new master, her captor, and she had no business feeling attraction toward him or, God help her, even lust. Lifting her head, she gazed into icy blue eyes and could have sworn she caught a hint of compassion.
“Let me go,” she snarled.
He raised an eyebrow in amusement, but kept his arms around her. “You’ll find, slave, you’ll get farther with me if you use sweet words, not commands. I’m the one who gives the orders. You’ll learn that soon enough.”
Every part of her shivered. Whether in anticipation or fear, she had no idea.
“This isn’t over, mercenary,” the Veenorian snarled, and Kiley swallowed at the menace filling his tone.
Lucien snorted, ignoring him, and the Veenorian walked away, grumbling under his breath. Reaching into his pocket, Lucien pulled out a chip. Waving it over a small handheld device Jenik placed before him, he set the amount, then tossed it toward Jenik, who caught it in midair.
“Appreciate the business, Lucien.”
“Yes, I’m sure you do,” he drawled, then bent to throw Kiley over his shoulder. She gasped for air, struggling to find a more comfortable position as his shoulder bit into her ribs.
“What…what are you doing?” she croaked. “Where are you taking me?”
Pressing against his back, she tried to raise her head and peer around his shoulders, but they were so damn wide, she couldn’t see anything.
“Damn it,” she cried, slapping her palm against his lower back. “Answer me.”
Lucien froze and Kiley did as well, wondering if perhaps she’d gone too far.
“Woman, if you slap me one more time.”
“You’ll what?” she asked before she could stop herself, then immediately regretted it.
“I’ll show you what.”
He lowered her from his shoulder and dropped into a nearby chair. With a tug at her leash, he pulled her forward and over his lap, her head almost to the floor, her ass in the air. Kiley gasped, struggling to sit back up. Surely he wasn’t going to spank her. His palm landed across her ass with a stinging slap and she cried out in surprise. Mortification burned through her as her gaze caught the leering men who watched the master discipline his slave. This was insane.
Another slap and she gulped in air, shocked at the warmth that began to settle in her pussy. Men around them began to close in, cheer with every strike of his palm against her flesh. Wetness began to coat her inner thighs and she whimpered, fighting against the rising tide of desire.
This was wrong — so wrong.
Again, he slapped her ass. Men yelled and cheered, their leering facing forever burned into her mind. Her flesh began to sting and burn. The heat of a flush moved along her limbs and up her cheeks as his hand continued to land across her ass with amazing strength.
“Stop,” she yelled.
“Stop what?” he growled, then slapped her again, making her wince.
“Stop, please.”
“Nope,” he quipped. “Not what I wanted to hear.”
His hand landed across her ass again and she scowled. “I don’t understand.”
Tears gathered in her eyes, both from the sting as well as the mortification of her arousal. She prayed he hadn’t noticed. Prayed he couldn’t tell how wet she was getting with every slap of his palm. She never imagined something like this would turn her on, make her hot. Closing her eyes, she tried to ignore the men staring at her, tried to block out their yells of encouragement and pleas to let them have a turn.
“What am I, slave?”
She struggled to think past the pleasure pain. “My master?”
“Yes.” His hand landed across her ass once again. “So stop what?”
“Stop, Master,” she whimpered, so angry with herself for letting him get to her, making her submit like this. “Please, Master, stop.”
He tugged her up and she winced, closing her eyelids tight as he turned her and set her on his lap. “Look at me,” he commanded and she opened her eyes, staring into his, shocked at the lust simmering in the midst of the icy blue. “Remember that,” he murmured.
She nodded, rendered speechless by her own lust humming through her veins.

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cool review for Spark of Magic

Posted in Uncategorized  by Trista Ann Michaels
August 26th, 2008

For Remember Me and they’re great…:)

Night Owl Romance
4.5 hearts

First of all, the Entwined Fates series is fabulous. That said, this latest installment satisfied a personal desire of mine to see what’s up with Devlin Armonde, the emotionally wounded brother of Rhia. Devlin’s fiancé was killed right in front him five years ago, while at the same time he was gravely wounded. He’s done nothing but grieve since.
When attending Rhia’s wedding, Devlin, an empath, experiences a sensation he only had with his deceased fiancé Skylar. How could this be happening? She’s dead, isn’t she?
Skylar woke up wounded five years ago next to a dead body and no memories. Found by Karn, and enslaved to him as a sexual asset, Skylar, now known as Moriana, has vivid dreams of a faceless man with Sapphire eyes. She always feels safe, but when she wakes, the loss and grief overwhelm her. Who was she before five years ago? Devlin and Skylar’s story was beautiful. People may die, but true love does not. A peak into the lives of the Marcone family was enjoyed as well. Devlin was a fabulous hero. Strong and caring, but don’t mess with him or his. Skylar was also to be admired. She was strong in the face of adversity. And while the man who found her should have protected her; she survived him and his evil. A great illustration that family isn’t just the people you are born to, but those you choose along the way.

Reviewed by Chris

Fallen Angel Reviews
5 Angels

Ms Michaels has continued her series for her readers who were waiting for Devlin’s story. I am fascinated about stories dealing with amnesia and all the ramifications and complicated situations it causes. I can’t imagine how Skylar felt without a memory being forced to endure abuse and branded a slave by the first man who found her. Devlin’s empathic abilities can be considered a gift and a curse. It must be terrible to feel your loved one’s emotions when you have thought that she was dead all of this time. I enjoyed how manipulative and inventive Keenas is with his plan to help Devlin. The love that once again grew between Skylar and Devlin was beautiful to behold. Thanks go to Ms. Michaels for another wonderful story.

Reviewed by: Teresa

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