How hot is… ‘Water Nymphs of Oceania Volume 2: Callie and the Capricorn’?
by Ardent Rose
reviewed by Reed James
When Callie, a dream weaver nymph, has a glimpse of the future, she realizes the dread monster the Chimera will be released. And every maiden has to beware, her included, because the monster seeks to breed a foul race.
The only way to stop it is the power of a Capricorn, a sea satyr. But the very same being that seeks to free the Chimera has imprisoned Pharos the Capricorn. Without his help, the monster will be freed. It is up to Callie and her friends to free the sea satyr.
In the process, Callie may have found the man she is destined for. Pharos and Callie will have to work hard to protect the seas and passion may be their reward.
Callie and the Capricorn is the second in Rose’s Water Nymphs of Oceania series. It’s a great follow up to Tessa’s Curse, building on the Greek Mythology that Rose so elegantly weaves into her story. The eroticism is there as Callie and Pharos yearn for each other and build towards their climax.
My only complaint is the story flows a little too swiftly at times. But it’s still a fun, short read with naughty fun at the end. It’s a story of love, perseverance, and standing up against evil capped with hot fun! If you’re looking for a short, sweet romance with a Mythological bent, than you’ll enjoy Callie and the Capricorn.
I give this book 4.5 of 5 foreboding prophecies! At $0.99, ‘Callie and the Capricorn’ will have your eReader quivering for a sea satyr! You can buy it from Amazon!
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Thank you for the splendid review. One of the days I’d love yo find out some tips on slowing things down… you’ve said both stories flow quickly.
So very grateful.
I think just spending a little bit more time establishing a scene. You are packing quite a bit of story into such a small amount of words. Give your characters a chance to process what’s happening, to feel it so that we the readers can also feel it. This could just be me. I feel I’m a little verbose as a writer and have a hard time condensing my story. I really do think they’re creative stories and you weave in mythology very well.