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*Title: Izzy's Cursed Cabaret
*Title: Izzy's Cursed Cabaret
*Author: Loretta Kendall
*Author: Loretta Kendall
*Published By: Amazon Digital Services
*Published By: Amazon Digital Services & Smashwords
*Length: 308 Pages
*Length: 308 Pages
*Format: eBook
*Format: eBook
*ASIN: B0CTKY7HMP
*ASIN: B0CTKY7HMP
*ISBN: 9798224600243
*Publishing Date: February 29, 2024
*Publishing Date: February 29, 2024


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== Book Review ==
== Book Review ==
''At the time of this article's entry in the SuccuWiki, no review was available. Tera has this work on her reading list and will review it shortly.''
''The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on [https://www.succubus.net/blog/2024/10/15/a-review-of-izzys-cursed-cabaret-by-loretta-kendall/ October 15, 2024]''
 
 
Izzy’s passion is her dancing, but there is something more beyond the blue coloured succubus dancer. The dream just can’t be, love just isn’t for succubi, so she has been told. But what they think doesn’t matter to Remi and he intends to show Izzy that she can be loved and love in return. All she needs to do is dance with all of her soul.
 
The story is a very emotional, very complicated exploration of the main character Izzy which gives both the story and her as a character the time to find themselves and seek out what feels like a dream. Terribly sad moments mixed with wonder and passion, the journey can be a little difficult and seem lost from time to time. But that’s a reflection of Izzy, where she is in her character and with each gift of hope that Remi gives, she becomes such a better and more enthralling character.
 
Something of a mixture of romance, adventure and mystery, the work twists and turns around the main characters. It’s a struggle for them both, to believe in someone and to have them believe in return. Along the way the realities of Izzy being a succubus, and the shadows of her life, are explored which gives a means to take her character from the depths of loss to the highest of highs.
 
Izzy, the succubus of the story, is not at all stereotypical. She’s very unique, in who she is, how she acts and the dialogue as well. While she is a succubus, it’s more a part of her, an influence to deal with and live with. Perhaps a whisper in one’s thoughts is a good way to describe things. She’s a delightful soul in her own right and watching her grow and the closure which comes at the end of the story feels satisfying.
 
As much as I adored Izzy, and shed a tear with each painful moment she faced, the joy and passions she came to have really brought this work to a lovely close. I did feel like the ending was a little too abrupt, I would have liked that one more scene where Izzy was able to touch the last part of her dreams. It is there, without question, but that little touch would have been nice to have.
 
Three and a half out of five pitchforks.
 
A little bit too fast here and there, it would have been nice for the story to slow down a bit, for Izzy to overcome her fears in a more encompassing way. But that’s the thing about being lost in what you are rather than who you are. It’s a fascinating story which tells a story well and brings you to care about all of the characters and that’s a lovely thing to find.




== External Links ==
== External Links ==
*[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CTKY7HMP/ This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com]
*[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CTKY7HMP/ This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com]
*[https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1569540/ This work in Various Formats at Smashwords.com]

Latest revision as of 17:06, 15 October 2024

Izzy's Cursed Cabaret
Izzy's Cursed Cabaret eBook Cover, written by Loretta Kendall
Izzy's Cursed Cabaret eBook Cover,
written by Loretta Kendall
Author(s) Loretta Kendall
Series Ghouls and Gals
Publisher Amazon Digital Services
Smashwords
Publication date February 29, 2024
Media type eBook
Length 308 Pages
ISBN 9798224600243
ASIN B0CTKY7HMP

For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).


Izzy's Cursed Cabaret is an eBook written by Loretta Kendall. It is the third work in the Ghouls and Gals series by this author. In this work the character Izzy Brimstone is a Succubus.


Overview

  • Title: Izzy's Cursed Cabaret
  • Author: Loretta Kendall
  • Published By: Amazon Digital Services & Smashwords
  • Length: 308 Pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B0CTKY7HMP
  • ISBN: 9798224600243
  • Publishing Date: February 29, 2024


Plot Summary

Hip swaying, spine-tingling, rabble-rousing gal with more glitter than a disco ball--that's Izzy Brimstone. This blue devil woman will dance right into your undead heart while pulling a few pranks along the way. This steamy, slow burn romance takes you on a monster journey of love, sparkle, and spiced cupcakes.

The sassy blue darling of the Ghouls and Gals Plaza marches to the beat of her own drum. Especially when her succubus spirit lures unsuspecting men backstage for a little soul snatching fun. Izzy may be from the wrong side of the horror world, but she won't let her dark side stop her from being the best burlesque dancer in Monster City. A runaway from Terror Town, she's built a new life away from her tyrannical billionaire father. When he demands her return, she's not going willingly. It will be over her darkened soul before she lets them use her flame for gore and mayhem.

The only thing she has yet to achieve on her journey of self-discovery is love. As a devil gal raised in darkness, she may never get the chance when her father's shadow creatures haunt her fiery spirit, pulling at the evil within. Tobias has his own secrets behind closed doors that may prove he understands her more than she believess.

When a sexy new bartender comes to town, she digs her claws in deep to make him her new plaything. Remi may look like a X-rayed, tattooed bad boy, but under his radioactive exterior, he's the man who may turn her life around. Part skeleton, part human, he is on Izzy's radar and she's claimed her new plaything with pure monster determination.

When Remi sees the devil gal is misused and misunderstood, he makes it his mission to help her know the nuances of love before her father makes good on his promises to drag her back to the shadows. A runway himself, escaping gamboling debts from monster out for blood, Remi will risk it all for a blue devil woman who wormed her way right into his barley beating heart.


Book Review

The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on October 15, 2024


Izzy’s passion is her dancing, but there is something more beyond the blue coloured succubus dancer. The dream just can’t be, love just isn’t for succubi, so she has been told. But what they think doesn’t matter to Remi and he intends to show Izzy that she can be loved and love in return. All she needs to do is dance with all of her soul.

The story is a very emotional, very complicated exploration of the main character Izzy which gives both the story and her as a character the time to find themselves and seek out what feels like a dream. Terribly sad moments mixed with wonder and passion, the journey can be a little difficult and seem lost from time to time. But that’s a reflection of Izzy, where she is in her character and with each gift of hope that Remi gives, she becomes such a better and more enthralling character.

Something of a mixture of romance, adventure and mystery, the work twists and turns around the main characters. It’s a struggle for them both, to believe in someone and to have them believe in return. Along the way the realities of Izzy being a succubus, and the shadows of her life, are explored which gives a means to take her character from the depths of loss to the highest of highs.

Izzy, the succubus of the story, is not at all stereotypical. She’s very unique, in who she is, how she acts and the dialogue as well. While she is a succubus, it’s more a part of her, an influence to deal with and live with. Perhaps a whisper in one’s thoughts is a good way to describe things. She’s a delightful soul in her own right and watching her grow and the closure which comes at the end of the story feels satisfying.

As much as I adored Izzy, and shed a tear with each painful moment she faced, the joy and passions she came to have really brought this work to a lovely close. I did feel like the ending was a little too abrupt, I would have liked that one more scene where Izzy was able to touch the last part of her dreams. It is there, without question, but that little touch would have been nice to have.

Three and a half out of five pitchforks.

A little bit too fast here and there, it would have been nice for the story to slow down a bit, for Izzy to overcome her fears in a more encompassing way. But that’s the thing about being lost in what you are rather than who you are. It’s a fascinating story which tells a story well and brings you to care about all of the characters and that’s a lovely thing to find.


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