The Pearl

I always think that Tiffany Reisz will not write a better book than the last one- and every new book proves me wrong. This book was everything I could want in the next book. Just enough of the magic and Malcolm - to tie it in- but still it’s own story. I love the older woman, younger man relationship, I love the twist at the end and never saw it coming. Five Stars for Ms. Reisz and The Pearl.

Even though each book in this series is unique and clever in it's own way, the theme through them all is fantasies brought to live. Arthur thinks he has his place in the world figured out. He knows his role in his family as protector of his brother. His need to rescue his brother results in a deal with the devil that changes everything. While this one is a little more mysterious ghost story than fantasy, it still has that same quirky style found in all Tiffany Reisz stories. I had a little bit of trouble connecting at first, but grew to love them and cheered as they discovered their true selves. I struggled again as the final plot twist was revealed, but very quickly all the pieces begin to fall together in a magical way. You walk away from this book feeling both satisfied and craving more. Honestly - this makes me want to start again with The Red!

This was refreshing twist on a tired troupe. It's great to see a strong woman take the lead. I have to say to some of the other readers...30 is by no means an older woman! The writing is fresh, funny and sexy. For readers who like erotica, or their romance on the hot side.

An excellent third book in the Godwick family saga, these are slightly less edgy than the Original Sinners but no less enjoyable. Reisz's signature wit and chemistry between characters mean that every one of her books is over way before I'm ready, and she has a knack for writing scenes that are steamy as hell and never cheesy or cringey.