Review: Pleasure Unbound

Pleasure Unbound by Larissa Ione
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Pleasure Unbound

It was a great paranormal romance. Miss Ione had done a great job of making a serious plot quite amusing and fun to read.

SPOILER ALERT

This book is about an incubus demom (sex-demon), who is a also a doctor (running his own demon-speciality hospital), who also happens to loath demon hunters, and eventually falls for a demon hunter, who later realizes she is a part demon too, her father being the her mother's murderer.

It is a book that is bound to make you laugh.

With the spunky, feisty and stubborn, to the point of annoying, Tayla (the kickass demon hunter), who end in the demon-hospital, eventually under Eidolon's (the demon-doctor) care.

For very long they both struggle in a hate-but-attracted relationship (hate mostly on Tayla's since she is a demon hunter and also since a demon killed her mother). The book eventually brings in more serious stuff  [from the vote on how to kill Tayla and Eidolon not able to control his libido to whether the hunters are killing the innocent demons ans whether Eidolon is going to turn into a killing-raping machine after his transformation]

The best part of the book is Eidolon's character. Miss Ione has done a fabulous job of painting him. He is the perfect doctor/demon/sex machine. He is has the patience only doctors can acquire which perfectly balances Tayla's absolute wacky-ness. It's very amusing!!

As the book progresses, so does Tayla's and Eidolon's relationship, especially after Eidolon tells her that she is part demon.

The book has it's share of confusions with so many different kinds of demons, vampires, warewolves, etc,. Its bound to take you to parallel world.

The secondary characters (Eidiolon,s brother's and his hospital demon-associates) in the book also have been given a lot of importance since the series I infer that the series continue with their individual stories.

The book is joyfully gory and romantically pleasing with is share of steamy scenes. Its a book that's worth a read at night (no nightmares, I promise).

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