Levi is happily working as a bartender at Venus Rising, an
exclusive lesbian resort, when Nat and Liz make her an offer she can’t refuse.
In a whirlwind of activity, Levi finds herself alone on a private island
overseeing the work to open a new luxurious lesbian resort, of which she is now
a partner in business with Liz, Nat and a couple of other friends.
Levi is head over heels in love with Vanessa, but Simone is
not going to let her go, not with out a fight. What devious and underhanded
tricks will Simone use to try to lure Levi back?
Work on the new resort is going really well, but the island
has a reputation for being haunted by a young woman who had disappeared while
she worked on the island for the previous owner. Will Levi see any ghostly
happenings? Will she want to stay on the island alone knowing of this? Is there
even any truth to the hauntings?
As the resort developments are near to being completed, Levi
makes a startling discovery. She also receives a proposal she can’t refuse,
she’s been asked to marry. But who has won Levi’s heart, Simone or
Vanessa?
This sequel is equally as good as Venus Rising. The story
continues on from where Venus Rising left off. It is an easy book to get into
and there is enough back ground for it to be a standalone. But I would advise
reading the first book before this one as you would be seriously missing out on
an excellent book if you don’t.
I like the way Levi has come into her own in this book. She’s
taken on a partnership and with it a lot of responsibility. The story continues
on Venus Rising, is partly on the Sappho One and moves across to Neptune’s Ring,
which gives us some new scenic settings, which are really well described and
easy to visualize.
A lot of the characters are the same, but there are new ones
added in, all as loveable as the first set and all playing their parts to
perfection to progress the story forward.
The story has an entirely different angle to Venus Rising.
There is a ghost and a mystery to be solved. There is also a lovely heartfelt
romance at the heart of the book, with all the red hot activity that comes with
it. The book is also full of twists and turns, is exciting and a page
turner.
There hasn’t been anything said about another book in this
series, but there is definitely an opening for one. I, for one, would like to
see another book with these characters. I haven’t had enough of them
yet.
Unfortunately, as with Venus Rising, there are some typos in
this book. But, they didn’t detract from the story at all. The reasonable price
counteracts them in my opinion.
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