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Celestial Seduction (2011)

by Jessica E. Subject(Favorite Author)

3.86 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Decadent Publishing

review 1: Celestial Seduction is a short sci-fi story, and still with its shorter length and sci-fi feel, the author has created two loveable and relatable leading characters, high sexual tension, a strong conflict and a good ending. The sex scene remains true to the characters, and at the same time it is a well balanced mix of sexy, adorable, and pulls at the reader's heart strings. During the lovemaking scene, the hero displays a unique vulnerability, delivering a powerful sensual punch that makes the reader swoon for him, admire the heroine's patience, smile and experience the sizzling sexual chemistry.Jessica Subject has a strong writing style and a good handle on writing engaging dialogue, balancing her active prose with narration and vivid descriptive phrases. She threads the ... moreright amount of back story without being intrusive so the reader has a good handle on the characters.I don't read the sci-fi genre, but Jessica has made a fan out of me. Whether you're a fan of sci-fi or not, I highly recommend you pick up a copy of Celestial Seduction for a sweet and sexy read. Readers who are looking for good writing, a distinctive plot and characters will enjoy Celestial Seduction and look forward to reading more from Jessica Subject.
review 2: Celestial Seduction was a super quick read that I got through in about an hour. Jessica did a good job of giving decent back story that was pertinent without prolonging the story line.With a story this short I found it a bit hard to invest in the characters emotions so I read it completely on a superficial level. Having said that I did find it well wrote and easy to read. The writing was fluid and constant. I found no lagging parts, not that it was long enough for that.The story is the extremely quick relationship between Carrie and Frey. Having met through a dating service set up for one night stands. Do those exist? Is it weird that I’m pretty sure I would want nothing to do with that? I dunno. Even with a ton of research into each person, still seems kind of skeevy. Carrie is nervous, understandably, because her last sexy encounter involved her husband. Now divorced she just needs to blow off some steam, but isn’t sure she can go through with a one night stand.Frey is an alien. Yes. An alien. His “promised mate” did him wrong and so he has decided earth women are better. So in the midst of their one night he not only solves Carrie’s “I can’t get preggo” problems with his magic hands. But he also tells her he’s an alien. Now I like to think I have an open mind but this gives a whole other dimension to interracial dating. Carrie doesn’t seem to mind his admission and eagerly continues the date after his truthful speech. Huh? No questions? That was odd to me. Oh you’re an alien? Sweet, now do me with your noduled penis! I would have liked a least a bit a balking on Carrie’s part to make it a bit more believable.Other then that issue I found the novella fun. It’s definitely a fluffy read but it’s good. The sex is well wrote and I found it engaging. The ending is neatly given to the reader with a bow on top. Completely predictable but with a novella it generally is. If you’re looking for something to make your lunch hour in the break room a bit more fun..this is the read for you. Sci Fi, quirky, fun and sexy, Celestial Seduction is a novella you need to read.I give Celestial Seduction by Jessica E Subject 3.50 stars! less

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