Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} First Kiss of Revenge by Elle Christensen First Kiss of Revenge. All titles apply after a dethroned vampire king turns me into a well-trained pet. Now he wants me to take down the renowned assassin guarding the Vampire Dynasty throne. In exchange for my cooperation, I’ll be given my freedom. All right, Master. I’ll dance. And when I’m done, I’ll burn the entire f*cking dynasty to the ground. It’s the Romanov slayer legacy, after all. Grigori Rasputin thinks he’s bested me. He’s wrong. I’ve added a new player to the board, and she’s going to paint his world in red. Nikola is mine to train. She’s a weapon. Maybe even my lover. Whatever I choose. By the time we’re through, Grigori’s entire empire will crumble to the ground. Then I’ll pick up the pieces of my former throne. The Vampire Dynasty will thrive again because nothing will stand in my way of taking back what’s mine. Not even her. Be a good pet and do as you’re told, Nikola darling. I promise this will all be over soon. Authors’ Note: This is a dark paranormal romance trilogy featuring overarching themes that will be resolved over the three books. Each couple has a happily-for-now ending in their respective book, with strings that tie the entire trilogy together in the end. Genre: Paranormal Romance. Revenge. Despite coming off a monster ballad with Hot in the Shade's Michael Bolton-penned "Forever," Kiss was plagued by financial instability due to Simmons and Stanley's extravagance; worse, drummer Eric Carr succumbed to cancer in November 1991. But even with the grunge movement in full effect, Kiss was luckily recognized as a major influence on everyone from Trent Reznor to Lenny Kravitz -- their '70s legacy intact despite the band's often dubious choices in the '80s. And even though they, too, were on the brink of commercial extinction, being savvy businessmen first and foremost, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley fully understood the lay of the land. Not only did they need to make a definitive record, they needed to completely re-invent themselves, visually and sonically. The first step was to secure hard rock veteran Eric Singer to fill Carr's shoes; next, the band rekindled its relationship with producer Bob Ezrin. Again, never ones to ignore lucrative business opportunities, Simmons and Stanley swallowed their pride and rejoined forces with former bandmate Vinnie Vincent. Together, they co-wrote Revenge's three centerpieces -- "Unholy," "I Just Wanna," and "Heart of Chrome." Bringing Vincent back to the Kiss fold ultimately proves to be the album's coup de grâce. Some of the cuts are excellent, delivered with conviction and panache, but for all the hype, the album is also tainted with filler. On the up tip, Ezrin's mongo-enormous production galvanizes the Kiss sound, making it fresh again. The band's promotional efforts would help propel the album's first- week sales sky high, culminating with a Top Ten Billboard chart entry, but indifference once again plagued the ensuing arena tour. Soichiro Irie – Another Story Review. Warning : This review assumes that you have already read through Irie’s Main Story (or at least reached his 9th chapter). If you have not, I suggest you stop reading here to avoid needless spoilers. You have been warned. Basic Story Premise : When you are attacked at the party, Irie comes in and rescues you. He apologizes for setting you up and explains that his desire to protect you is stronger than his original desire to use you for his own benefit. After he confesses to having feelings for you, you realize that Irie is more important to you than your revenge. The two of you start to date, but your brief moment of happiness is disturbed when you notice Irie starting to act strangely. Then your coworkers share some hospital gossip with you: some people suspect that Irie has a secret wife or girlfriend. No one knows for certain since he keeps his personal life hidden. Could the gossip be right? Could Irie just be manipulating you again? What secrets is Irie hiding from you? My review with some spoilers, screenshots, and the one CG after the jump. No walk-through because there is only one ending in this story. Continue reading → Soichiro Irie – Main Story Review. Basic Story Premise: Irie becomes your mentor as you settle into your role as a surgeon at the hospital. It doesn’t take you long to realize that Irie is a man of power at the hospital: by gaining his trust you may be able to access the director for your revenge. However, you quickly realize that you are no match for Irie’s shrewdness. You can’t help but wonder… are you the one playing him? Or is he actually the one playing you? If only you weren’t developing feelings for Irie, maybe you would be a better match for his wits. Will you be able to carry out your plan for revenge? Or will you just become a pawn in Irie’s larger game? My review with some spoilers, screenshots, and CGs after the jump! No walk-through because both endings are available to read after you finish the story through once. Junpei Miyashita – Another Story Review. (Junpei is as sweet as ever in his “Another Story.”) Warning : This review assumes that you have already read through Junpei’s Main Story (or at least reached his 9th chapter). If you have not, I suggest you stop reading here to avoid needless spoilers . You have been warned. Basic Story Premise : On the way home from the director’s party, Junpei confesses that he is still in love with you. You realize that you love him too, and you can’t help but confess the real reason why you came back to town as a doctor. Junpei takes your confession better than you expected, and he supports you when you confront the director. Now that your quest for revenge is over, you should be relieved, right? Wrong! You are more confused than ever. You try to move forward with your life and forget your vengeful past, but you’re suprised to see that you may be pushing Junpei away. How will you start pulling your life back together? And will you finally be able to show Junpei, the one man who has never stopped supporting and loving you, just how much he means to you? My review with some spoilers, screenshots, and CGs after the jump. No walk-through because there is just one ending. Issei Sezaki – Another Story Review. Warning : This review assumes that you have already read through Sezaki’s Main Story (or at least reached his 9th chapter). If you have not, I suggest you stop reading here to avoid needless spoilers . You have been warned. Basic Story Premise : After Sezaki takes you home one day, you realize that you accidentally took his notebook (containing information of each of the patients he lost) with you. You are torn between your desire for revenge and your feelings for Sezaki. When Sezaki stumbles upon you at your mother’s grave, he realizes who you are and apologizes for his past mistake. Because you are in love with him, you decide to forgive him and give up on getting revenge. However, more difficulties lie ahead when the two of you try to pursue a relationship. In the end, you can’t help but wonder… is Sezaki in a relationship with you because he truly cares for you? Or is it just because he doesn’t want to hurt you since he still feels guilt over killing your mother? My review with some spoilers, screenshots, and the one CG after the jump. No walk-through because there is only one ending in this story. Continue reading → Junpei Miyashita – Main Story Review. (Hmmm… in a normal situation, that is a good great thing. But when I’m in the middle of trying to murder someone… maybe not so much.) Basic Story Premise : You try to focus on your quest for revenge now that you’ve gotten your job at the hospital. However, Junpei, an old friend from your past, seems determined to distract you. Now that you’re back in his life, he doesn’t want to let you slip away again. Even though you still care for Junpei, you quickly realize that a relationship with him will negatively affect your mission to kill the director. What lengths will you go to try to discourage Junpei, even though being rude to him breaks your heart? Will you be able to keep your plot for revenge hidden from the person who seems to know you better than you know yourself? In the end, will you end up choosing revenge… or love? My review with some spoilers, screenshots, and CGs after the jump. No walk-through because both endings are available after you finish reading the story through once. My review for his “Another Story” can be found right here. Continue reading → Kiss of Revenge – Invite a Friend Campaign Images. With the release of their latest app, Kiss of Revenge, Voltage Inc has included a new aspect to their otome games called “Invite a Friend Campaign.” I personally think that this is a bullshit method they are using to have users shamelessly advertise their app for them. Not to mention inflate their reviews in the App store with people who are begging for you to add their codes.