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View our feature on Alyssa Day’s Atlantis Betrayed.Another Warriors of Poseidon novel for romance lovers to dive into...
What could Christophe, powerful Warrior of Poseidon, have in common with Fiona Campbell, the notorious jewel thief known as the Scarlet Ninja? Answer: The Siren, a legendary Crown Jewel that Fiona has targeted for her next heist. It's said to be worth millions, but to Christophe it's invaluable. For the Siren also happens to be one of the missing jewels from Poseidon's trident. But breaking into the Tower of London is a two-person job, and Christophe and Fiona must team up to commit the crime of the century.
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- Sales Rank: #1119056 in Books
- Published on: 2010-09-07
- Released on: 2010-09-07
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.00" h x .75" w x 4.25" l, .30 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 304 pages
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"Day serves up her best book to date with this exhilarating, funny adventure." ---Romantic Times
About the Author
Alyssa Day is the pen name (and dark and tortured alter ego) of Alesia Holliday, winner of Romance Writers of America's prestigious RITA award for excellence in romance fiction. Alyssa is a graduate of The Ohio State University and summa cum laude graduate of Capital Law School. She lives with her family and children somewhere near the ocean (they move a lot!).
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The Tower of London
Christophe, soaring silently and quickly, traveled across the ceiling and into the room with seconds to spare before the door closed behind him with a muffled clanging sound. Several clicking noises sounded directly beneath and in front of where he hung, suspended, and he turned his attention downward.
Toward the . . . ninja.
Which startled him enough that he released his mist form, plummeted down from the ceiling, and landed on his ass. “What in the nine hells—”
The figure in scarlet whirled around and Christophe was treated to two more surprises: the shiny, deadly looking gun and the lovely curve of scarlet-covered breasts and hips.
The Scarlet Ninja was a woman—and she was armed.
“Who in the bloody hell are you and where did you come from?” Fiona glared at the intruder, her gaze traveling up and up as he slowly stood, holding his hands out in front of him. He was a few inches over six feet of tall, dark, and sinfully gorgeous, and he had no right to be here in the middle of her scouting trip, never mind those astonishingly muscled shoulders and the dark waves of hair framing the most beautiful green eyes, sculpted cheekbones, and deliciously masculine face she had ever seen on a living, breathing man. Her breathing sped up, and her heart, which had already been racing faster than the lead car in the Birmingham Super Prix, thundered so hard it surely would pound its way out of her chest any moment.
She was a thief, standing in the middle of one of the most priceless collections of gems in the entire world, and yet she wasn’t tempted to look anywhere but at him.
Oh, yes. He was trouble.
Trouble blinked; long, dark lashes closing over emerald-green eyes so gorgeous they had to be illegal in most of Europe. Then he threw back his head and laughed, and shivers traced a delicate pattern down her spine. His deep, rich laugh was dark chocolate and champagne and silk sheets all presented in one wickedly mouthwatering package.
Oh, damn, it had been far too long since she’d had sex.
Her watch beeped. Glancing down, she saw that she had twelve minutes. Declan had hacked into the security cameras and put them on a circular repeating pattern or something equally complex and brilliant, but he’d warned her a dozen times that she had exactly fifteen minutes and not a second more.
She raised the tranq gun and used her best frosty, lady-of-the-manor voice. “I repeat, who in the bloody hell are you?”
“You’re Scottish,” he said, quite unnecessarily.
“Give the man a gold ring. You have ten seconds to tell me who you are and why you’re here before I shoot you.” She raised the gun, hoping the first time she had to shoot a man while looking him in the eyes wouldn’t haunt her dreams for months to come. But needs must and, well, the Siren was waiting, no matter how mouthwateringly delicious this man might be.
“The Scarlet Ninja is a woman. A Scottish woman,” he said, his gaze sweeping over her from head to toe, blistering every inch of skin under her garments, as if the heat in his eyes were a palpable touch.
Of course, the negative here was that he appeared to be a blithering idiot.
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
The hero is super hot and heroine is more than a match for him!
By Bookaholics Reviewer
Atlantis Betrayed by Alyssa Day
Paranormal Romance- Sep 7th 2010
5 stars
I loved Atlantis Betrayed! It is definitely my new favorite in Alyssa Day's Warriors of Poseidon series. The hero is super hot and heroine is more than a match for him!
Lady Fiona is the notorious Scarlet Ninja, a famous thief. And her new target the Siren. The large jewel set in the sword of William the Conquer. Unfortunately, it is locked down under the tight security of the Tower of London . While she is casing the Tower she comes across an unlikely and mysterious man and shoots him leaving the sword for another time. But what she doesn't realize is her foe is a powerful Warrior of Poseidon with powers of his own. He recovers and tracks Fiona confronting her and `persuading' her to joining forces to steal the sword.
Christophe is bored. His latest assignment, to steal the Siren from the Tower of London . He doesn't find it a challenge but his is surprised and aroused by the lovely Scarlet Ninja and when she injures him all he can think of taking his revenge on her delightful body. When he meets her he finds himself spellbound and acting very uncharacteristic! He likes her and actually wants to please her. But soon they find themselves under attack. And both will need each other because another and more dangerous foe wants the sword and intends to use its power...
At first when I read the blurb about a heroine that is a fairy tale writer by day and by night the Scarlet Ninja a renowned thief. I really wondered if this plot would work. And boy did it! This was an outrageously fun book that had some really likeable characters. Fiona is partially Fae and has cool abilities to bend light. She is also smart and sassy! I loved her butler who is a cross between Batman's Alfred and James Bond. And instead of being annoying her younger brother is perky and adds a human dimension to Fiona. Plus there are some interesting and evil Fae and vampires lurking in the story. So this book has everything, including a somewhat grumpy and bored hero who was very charming. The main characters definitely had a chemistry that was a joy to read. They played against each other beautifully.
I have to say this book has really got me looking forward to Alyssa Day's upcoming books. I really, really want to know more about the young warrior Denal who finds himself as a guard to the beautiful Fae Princess Maeve. I hope the author includes more Fae in her future books. They are deliciously evil! The author also sneaks in quite a few scenes with prior characters that faithful readers will enjoy.
This story was fun and even lighthearted. At times I found myself laughing out loud and really getting into the spirit of this exiting and thrilling romp. This is book you will not want to miss!
Reviewed by Steph form the Bookaholics Romance Book Club
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Warrior and Thief team up
By melindeeloo
Atlantian warrior Christophe, up for a challenge to relieve the boredom of killing vamps, plans on milking his assignment to retrieve The Siren, another of the gems needed before Atlantis can rise. On a scouting expedition in preparation for stealing the jewel from the Tower of London, Christophe crosses paths and wits and is bested by the notorious Scarlet Ninja - aka Fiona Campbell - who also has plans to acquire the treasure. But when someone else accomplishes the theft ahead of them, the pair must team up to recover the stone before its powers are used to start a war. And while they are at it, Christophe's lovely new partner may be just the one to end Christophe's boredom once and for all.
I really enjoyed the snarky not-a-team-player Christophe, and the chemistry between him and his future mate Fiona is very good. Even better, Fiona was great combination of gentile lady and smart kick butt thief. She was a good match to Christophe and more than able to hold her own against the pushy Atlantian and other supernaturals as well - I especially loved the way Fiona was able to take a no-win confrontation with the shape shifter alphas and rewrite the rules to gain a more acceptable outcome.
I also liked the addition of unseelie Fae as both friend to Fiona and foe to just about everyone to the story. And I thought that Christophe's fellow warrior Denal's new connection to the Fae queen holds promise for when he gets his own book. Also good were Fiona's `family'. I loved Fiona's father surrogate Hopkins and his antagonist relationship with Christophe - I found their verbal sparring quite amusing.
There was a great deal I liked about Atlantis betrayed, and my only nit being that I thought that bad boy Christophe ended up just a bit too redeemed at the end, I think that he needed to be `good' with Fiona but keep his 'attitude' with his comrades.
Still I enjoyed Atlantis Betrayed and look forward to the next book - I think that there are two more jewels left to retrieve and at least two more warriors, Denal and Alaric, to get their stories as well - but from the teaser at the end of the book neither of them will be up next. Instead Day's next story stars vampire Daniel who has played a supporting role in the previous books.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
My Favorite so Far
By Amazon Customer
I enjoy the Atlantis series by Alyssa Day and have read all the books to this point, however it was not among my favorite series. More of a secondary series I followed when my favorites where in between installments. After this particular story, I may need to re-evaluate that. I really enjoyed Atlantis Betrayed, more than any of the other books so far in the series.
Christophe had a tortured past which has made him somewhat anti-social, in a snarky, sarcastic, antagonistic sort of way. Fiona also had a tortured past. The difference is that while Christophe held grudges against the world and only reluctantly helped make things better due to his position as a warrior of Poseidon, Fiona took it upon herself to make a difference no matter how she had to go about it. She believes that she can, should, and will make a difference. When the two of them get together, sparks fly almost from the start. One thing I particularly appreciated about Christophe was that although he was scared to death of falling in love and trusting Fiona, he did not fight it. Scared as he was, he accepted what was happening gradually but surely. The fact that Christophe was sexy, funny, and adorably alpha male yet still able curve his caveman instincts in order to respect Fiona's wishes was icing on the cake.
The plot moves very quickly and I highly suggest reading the previous installments of this series in order to understand this story. This is definitely not a stand alone novel. While there are some parts to the story and characters that could have been developed further, those are really minor issues. The book is definitely an entertaining read and if Ms. Day continues the series with more books like this one things are definitely looking up. Don't get me wrong. The other books in the series are good. It's just that there was something about this one that made it stand out. I will keep an eye out for the next installment in the series about the vampire hero Daniel and hope we get Denal's story soon.
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