The action is a little less than we’re used to in Cole’s other books, though it’s still fun. The romance between these two is intense and believable. His normally smooth moves have all the grace of a pig on roller-skates, so you can imagine how this goes over with Danii. He doesn’t want to do that with Danii and this completely perplexes him. Murdoch is used to women falling all over him and to being able to dispose of them like a used tissue. The hero is the rake brother of the Wroth brothers. She is a good heroine, but I would have liked to see her kick a little more butt (personal preference, not a criticism). Remember, though, that I moved to central Texas because I hate, abhor, and generally detest cold weather. Ice, snow, skin that burns from other’s body heat, etc., that it was difficult for me to relate. The heroine and her world are so very different from anything I know. This one tells the story of the “man-whore” brother of the Wroth Brothers – Murdoch – and his downfall to the Queen of the Icere fae, Daniela. This story/book (long for a story) takes place roughly the same time as several of the other Immortals After Dark entries. Untouchable (Immortals After Dark, Book 7) by Kresley Cole (256 pages) A terrific combination and way, way fun to read. How could I NOT read this?! This book has one long story set in Cole’s Immortals After Dark world and another set in Showalter’s Alien Huntress world. Two of my favorite paranormal authors in ONE BOOK? Dang. Paranormal romance duology hardcover released by Pocket 13 Oct 09

Gwen’s review of Deep Kiss of Winter by Kresley Cole and Gena Showalter

Untouchable by kresley cole