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Lord of the Deep (Elementals, Book 1)
Dawn Thompson

Aphrodisia, 2007 - 304 pages

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Accused of witchcraft and banished to the Isle of Mists, Meg is utterly alone, until the night the selkies appear for a moonlight orgy, glistening wet, proudly naked. As beautiful bodies entwine and shapes shift within the sea, a man comes forth from the waves--and what a man he is...

Strong and masterful, the Lord of the Deep enchants her...and Meg must surrender. Only he can satisfy her virgin longings--and her darkest desires...


Mystical Erotic Fantasy!

Many historical, paranormal and fantasy romances have mentioned sirens, satyrs, selkies, witches, fairies and creatures of the underworld that can shift shape and interact with humans; many in deeply sexual ways. Dawn Thompson is one of the first writers to entertainingly explain this mystical and fantasy world to readers in such a sensual way that the reader actually feels connected, understands, and believes in this other world.

The handsome Simeon is the Lord of the Deep and is a selkie that rules the ocean realm and at times can shed his seal skin and walk the land. Selkies are considered some of the most sensual creatures with high libidos and find nakedness and sexual contact a large part of their need to survive. It is during a time when Simeon and his other selkie consorts shed their skins on land at the ocean's edge that the beautiful Megaleen sees them through her window and is sexually stimulated by Simeon's beauty. Megaleen is a human that has been declared a witch and has been banished to the Isle of the Mists in the Eastern Archipelago, Principalities of Arcus to live with her aunt until she can be taken to the Isle and become a Priestess. But once Simeon sees the beautiful Meg he realizes she is his mate, although human, and takes her to live in his land where he, as The Lord of the Deep has power over the Isle and at times on the land. Under the ocean, with many beautiful and unique sea creatures, within the beautiful, deep, under water palaces, they continue to have many sensual encounters and their love deepens. But can Meg remain immortal like Simeon and can Simeon find a way to help keep her immortal while not losing his ability to lose his selkie self? If you are a reader that is uncomfortable with many sexual scenes, this book may be uncomfortable for you. But if you are a fan of the erotic romance, this book is extremely satisfying, because you will be able to see the beauty and lyrical descriptive fantasy above the sexuality. Not only does it have the erotic sexuality expected in an erotic romance, but the fantasy storyline of another world with many mystical creatures, some evil and working at hurting Meg and Simeon and destroying their love and immortality is a highly satisfying and enjoyable read, because there is an extremely interesting storyline beneath all of the erotic sensuality.

I look forward to the sequel "Lord of the Dark," which is another one of the mystical creatures, this one who lives in the world above the land, who yearns for Meg in this first book, but realizes she truly belongs to Simeon. Dawn Thompson, now gone from us, has left many books behind to be released. As a cancer survivor, this reviewer can relate and embrace the focus of immortality and care of human souls that are lost in this other world of the deep ocean, a place of extensive life in which Ms. Thompson has written. Lord of the Deep is truly a beautiful story overall, well-written and a very satisfying read for the erotic, fantasy and/or paranormal fan to collect and keep.



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I purchased this book based on the strength of the other reviews, and for the fact that it was about creatures other than vampires, werewolves, gargantuan alpha aliens, or fairies. That was a huge plus.

That being said, it's not a badly written book. It's just very sketchy and short on character development and the whole "world" development. Oh, and two little words: mushroom tip. You'll see what I mean. Those two words just about ruined it for me because halfway through the book all I could picture was portobellos. Maybe it works for some, but not for me.

Meg is a witch - though what powers led to her being exiled to the Isle of Mists is never really explained in detail - and lives with her aunt and uncle. Meg is lonely and unfulfilled and has taken to watching the sea at night for selkies, the sea creatures that bask on the rocks as seals during the day. One night on a full moon, she spots the selkies after their transformation, having an orgy on the beach, and her intense interest sends a call to the lord of the deep, Simeon.

If Meg seemed a little dull and one dimensional, all I could think about Simeon was that aside from his looks and sexual prowess, he was a complete dullard. When the whole world knows what your one weakness is, you don't just go around leaving it everywhere for anyone to find, espcially if you're the King of the sea.

I'm not quite sure how or why they fell in love, because aside from the constant sex, there was no real interaction between them and no real development that would explain it.

One reviewer said the story was a little contrived, and that says it better than I can. Buy it for the sex, which was very well written, but don't expect a very deep plot or story around it.


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The Story Fell Flat for Me

Honestly, the story was a little one-dimensional for me. I had high hopes for this story (thanks to the cover-HOT, HOT, HOT). I didn't see a reason for the main characters to fall in love. There was little interaction between the two of them, outside of the bedroom. And I've read steamier love scenes, for a cheaper price from awesome authors such as Kresley Cole and Angela Knight. Disappointing, sums up this novel for me.


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