Book Review: Beauty Dates the Beast by Jessica Sims

Beauty Dates the Beast
Midnight Liaisons #1
Author: Jessica Sims
Reading Level: Adult
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Published: October 25th 2011
Review Source: Pocket Star
Available: Amazon

Summary: (from goodreads) WANTED

Single human female to join charming, wealthy, single male were-cougar for a night of romantic fun—and maybe more.

Me: The tall, sensuous, open-minded leader of my clan.

You: A deliciously curvy virgin who’s intimately familiar with what goes bump in the night. Must not be afraid of a little tail. Prefer a woman who’s open to exploring her animal nature. Interest in nighttime walks through the woods a plus.

My turn-ons include protecting you from the worst the supernatural world has to offer. Ready for an adventure? Give me a call.

Vampires and doppelgangers need not apply.

Bathsheba, works for a paranormal dating agency together with her sister, even though she is human, but is the best place she has found to hide her sister’s condition. The cancellation of the date for one of the VIP accounts, has force her to take the place, at the persons request and for fear of retribution from the owner. Beauregard is a powerful and handsome shifter that leads a varied supernatural Alliance Group and he is dire need of a companion for the coming heat, decides that Bath is to be the one. Bath & Beau’s chemistry is very strong but the underlying urgency to keep her sister safe at all cost, has unavoidable consequences in the relationship. Beau soon realizes there is stalker on the prowl which is thought of pursuing Sara, Bath sister. In order to help them a bodyguard is assigned to Sara and he takes the job of keeping Bath safe even against her wishes. Her boss is blackmailing her using her sisters secret and this has opened the door to the stalker to have easy access to Bath, which is whom the stalker has been hunting after all.

Steamy, sexy heroine and hero action with a fun and interesting support from the backup characters makes a great beginning for the series and create expectancy to the subject of the sequel.