Lust The Sins And The Virtues 1 By Charlotte Featherstone

PUBLISHER: Spice; Primitive anthology (January 18, 2011)

ISBN-10: 0373605528

ISBN-13: 978-0373605521

GENRE: Erotic Romance

CLASSIFICATION: Bulky Invention

FORMAT: Reserve, 384 pages

Hundreds of animation ago a Seelie Ruler was held against her will by an Unseelie Sovereign. In her quest for opponent she positioned a evil eye in the form of a spell on the Unseelie court's royal male successor, her own son included. They would each be cursed with a cardinal sin that would floor them. Their only rationale of breaking their bonds to the sin and the evil eye would be to find their accomplished counterparts in the form of a mind females who would with enthusiasm come to the Unseelie clever and give themselves sketchy to the Cloudy Fey Princes. For if they cannot break the evil eye in the end the the Unseelie clever will diminish and die.

"Organize is but one aspiration for the court-to find the seven women who represent the accomplished aspects of warmth. Seven women who embody chastity, gravity, embellish, diligence, broadmindedness, tenderness and modesty. Women whose very being calls to the sins earnestly hidden in each prince, sins that are parched to litter scheduled erotic elation, their intrinsic worth."

Some hundred animation acquaint with is original rationale to break the evil eye and the Virtues swallow just come of age. This is the story of Thane, the Cloudy Fey Prince and defense of the cardinal sin Pining, and Chastity, defense of the purity of Chastity. They say opposites attract and this story is no exception.

A fun infantile story with some questions used up to be answered. Featherstone is an romance writer that just goes south of the border into the erotic gain. The only thing I was vacillating of was the work with the ears. Honest had me scratching my intellect. Above and beyond, I wondered why give the female "Virtues" the names of the Virtues they develop yet not give the Cloudy Fey Princes the names of the cardinal sins they possess? Seemed a infantile odd to me, but I type the author has her reasons. Maybe it's equally the Fey are cursed?

I gave it 4 OUT OF 5 STARS.