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For Valerie
Falkyr, life has been one hurdle after another.
And when she meets sexy T.V. star, Guytano
Marsarius, her life becomes
caught up in danger, vampires, a past that she couldn’t remember and an
identity she never imagined she had.
Valerie can’t seem to resist Guytano, yet isn’t so
sure she can face
what he is. Can Valerie look beyond the
handsome face and accept him for who he is?
Guytano,
one of the sexiest men around, is used to the ladies dropping at his
feet. Yet, Valerie Falkyr is unlike any
other
woman. With his enemies quickly closing
in, a passion and desire for Valerie that he can’t control, Guytano’s
world
begins to crumble. Can he keep Valerie
safe?
Mandy M.
Roth writes a wonderful and exciting tale in The
Valkyrie. With
this, her second release, Ms. Roth shows her reader that she can create
intrigue, danger, humour and excitement into her paranormal world and
leave the
reader dying for more. Guytano is
mysterious, sinful, magnetic and an amazing hero. I
would have preferred to see Valerie as a
tougher, more ferocious/kick-butt type of woman to match the setting,
but I still found her to be a
wonderful character because of her sass, spunk and her inner strengths.
I feel I
must warn readers though…for the men in this story!! There are some
to-die-for men and
delicious they all are! Not only do we have Guytano, who is intense and
attractive, but we meet Payton – Valerie’s doctor and lover. Their chemistry is heated and sexy. There is also Gregarious – another sinful man
in The Valkyrie who is
instrumental in helping Valerie uncover who she really is.
Then there is Lucha who will do whatever it
takes to get to Guytano. Ms. Roth
provides her reader with an amazing bunch of men and we are left very
curious
about all of them.
It is an
emotional roller-coaster ride when reading The
Valkyrie, and I for one, am left eager for the next in this
Vampyre
Productions series. Ms. Roth can’t write
fast enough for this reader. This was an
amazing start to a new paranormal series.
Reviewed by Tracey West
for The Road
to Romance
June 20, 2004
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