Jaded Prey

In Lorie O’Clare’s Jaded Prey, Naomi Lorghon is tormented by outlandish nightmares and a voice that causes her to fear for her sanity.

Merco is captivated by Naomi. He is aware of her yearning for him; however, she rebuffs him. He has never been unwanted by a mortal; instead women have thrown themselves at him. Tantalized and challenged, he sets out to win Naomi over using only his charm. Merco discovers life without magic is harder than it looks.

Naomi is fed up with egotistical jerks. She refuses to sate Merco’s lust despite her own intense desire; nonetheless, she is powerless to stop thinking about him. One night, after a vile and revolting nightmare, she calls out to Merco and he materializes. Lorie O’Clare adroitly portrays Naomi’s struggle to believe when she feels like she is losing her mind.

Jaded Prey is a riveting, sensual, rousing tale of gods and mortals. A demon that the gods are helpless to perceive haunts Naomi. Afraid that she is insane, Naomi wrestles to conquer the voice inside her head.

Jaded Prey is a scorching romp that teases and entices the reader. Powerful, sensual emotions flow through their tale as Merco is drawn to Naomi’s strength and courage despite the horror she is experiencing. Lorie O’Clare cleverly spins a sizzling, ardent saga of lust and love.

Reviewed by: Dena