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Tales of the Shareem - Maia and Rylan By Allyson James DNAmo created the Shareem-males genetically altered to be the ultimate in sexual pleasure. Hidden in their files is record of a secret experiment-the first and only female Shareem, a black-haired, blue-eyed woman named Maia. Inside the DNAmo compound, Rylan, a level-two Shareem, is the bright point in Maia's life. Though forbidden to see the experimental Shareem female, Rylan finds secret ways to meet her, to befriend her, and to teach her every sinful game he knows. But on the day DNAmo shuts down, Maia disappears without a trace. Heartbroken, Rylan will do anything to find her... Tales of the Shareem - Rio By Allyson James Book Three in the Tales of the Shareem. Rio. A Level Three Shareem complete with black leather, handcuffs and a whip. Genetically programmed to provide every woman's wildest fantasy, Rio is the ultimate Dom. His bad-boy smile and Shareem-blue eyes can make the most frigid woman fall to her knees and beg him to be gentle. But not too gentle. Nella, Princess of Ariel, has never heard of Shareem. She sees Rio only as the man who rescues her from assassination and who hides her until she can get back to her family. A friend. But Rio can't fight his programming, and before long he's taking the sexy princess aside to give her some very interesting lessons in trust...never dreaming she's giving him lessons in love.
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Way Too Short, Dec 26 2007
By dee "dee" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Dragon Prime (Paperback)
I have read most of Lora Leigh's books and loved them - especially the Breeds Series - but paying $8 for a 148 page book is just ridiculous.The book is well-written (as usual for this author) but if Ms. Leigh couldn't write more than 148 pages, this should have been included in a book of several short stories and not sold separately.
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Not Lora Leighs best work!, April 23 2008
By K. Bloom "ilovebooks" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Dragon Prime (Paperback)
Need to warn you off of this book, do not spend the money!! The story was stupid and boring at times and the sex was lame! If you are going to read Lora Leigh's books all her others are excellent!! Do not waste your money.
24 of 27 people found the following review helpful
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Very Short Story, Feb 3 2008
By pammur - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Dragon Prime (Paperback)
This was my second Lora Leigh book and will probably be my last. Her stories are way too short to be in single priced books, in my opinion. I can't see paying $8 to $10 a book for short stories of less then 200 pages! I did think the story was well written and interesting and I enjoyed it for a short story.
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