Take Me: The Untouchables

by T a Grey

• ISBN10: 1482669781
• ISBN13: 9781482669787
• Publish Date: 28 February 2013
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 466
• Language: English

Reviews

[Cocktails and Books]

T.A. Grey is fast becoming one of my favorite authors! Her books are meticulously detailed and her characters are well-developed. I wondered if this book would wow me like her previous books I’ve read, and I was not disappointed!

I love the ill-fated story between Dominic and Felicity. When they first meet, their instant connection is explosive, until Dominic, Dom for short, realizes he has mistaken her for his betrothed. As the two work to try and ignore what’s between them, the flames are constantly fanned by Dom’s insistence that Felicity is his. However, he needs a blue-blooded mate to help him secure his electoral hopes and Felicity’s blood just isn’t enough.

Felicity struggles through most of the book for loving a man who belongs to someone else. She is thoroughly disgusted when Dom proposes the brilliant idea of becoming his mistress. As she struggles to remember that Dom is off limits, she constantly weakens at his touch. Is there a way for Dom and Felicity to be together on their terms?

I really enjoyed this book. So many obstacles kept getting in the way of Dom and Felicity’s love and I had to force myself not to skip to the end to find out if they really were able to have their HEA. Did it happen? You’ll have to read for yourself to find out! I enjoyed reading about the secondary characters, especially all of Dom’s brothers. Each brother introduced had his own demons and I am hoping they will be featured in future books so we can find out more. A great start to a promising series!

Reviewed by Elizabeth for Cocktails and Books

[Nadz@Totally Addicted to Reading]

I received an arc of this book to provide an honest review. T.A. Grey has join my list of must read authors as such when I knew Take Me was going to be released I could not wait to read it. It was absolutely worth every minute. Take Me is a kickass, hot paranormal erotic read. It is the first book in The Untouchable series and is a great start to new series.
When I was first introduced to Dominic Blackmoore I absolutely could not stand him. He was so arrogant, controlling and very demanding. I guess that’s what one would expect from an alpha male. He eventually grew on me and after a while I started seeing him in a different light. Dominic Blackmoore is an aristocratic vampire who is used to getting what he wants; as such when he first laid eyes on Felicity Shaw he knew she had to be his. Initially he had mistaken her for the woman he was supposed to mate with, however when the truth came out he was not willing to give her up. He wanted her and he was willing to go to any lengths to have her.
Felicity Shaw was a female vampire from the wrong side of the tracks. She would never had access to Dominic’s world under normal circumstances. She became a part of his world when she was chosen to be the planner for his mating ceremony.
When these two first met the chemistry between them was absolutely hot. They both wanted each other but there was one big obstacle, Dominic was being mated to another vampire named Juliana. This mating had been arranged and it was his ticket to being elected as president of the vampire council. I was interested to see how T. A would have dealt with complex situation and she surely delivered.
There were times when I was really irritated by Felicity’s actions. She would act very smart at times but then she would go and do something absolutely foolish. There were also moments when she acted so weak and allowed Dominic to control her that I felt like bashing her over the head. She allowed Dominic to have too much control over her by allowing him see how weak she was when she was in his presence.
The story drew me in from the very first page. It is a fast-paced, sizzling hot and very romantic read. The sex scenes were hot it’s advisable that this book be read in the privacy of one’s home. There were a few editorial issues this however did not detract from the story.
I loved how the story ended, it was what I expected. It does not leave the reader hanging and wondering what the hell just happened. I can’t wait to read the rest of this series. I really enjoyed reading this book and I would recommend it.