In WOLFSONG LULLABY Lyrica Tereau needs to finish up her final paper for a degree as a sex therapist and she hopes Coral Island is just what she needs. She is thinking she has found heaven, but it doesn't take long before she finds that what she sees is not what she knows.

She finds herself torn between a hot vampire Quest and a randy werelion Chaya, she intends to enjoy herself as she never imagined was possible. On top of dealing with a powerful vampire's jealousy it seems something else ... something that causes her to be afraid as she never has before ... is watching her. It is soon obvious that whatever entity that has awakened is seeking her soul.

Even as Quest searches for an answer and way to protect a woman who has stolen his heart making him feel again. Will he be enough to protect Lyrica? He had been warned that he would give his heart only to lose her ... is Lyrica the one he will lose?

WOLFSONG LULLABY is a steamy twist on the paranormal theme for those who read that genre or a twist on an erotica for those readers. I will warn any who might be interested in this book for the paranormal theme that there is a lot of sex of various uninhibited forms. That said ... it really did have an interesting storyline.

Lyrica is in fact very into sex, she is studying to be a therapist but I think she just wanted an excuse to have lots of varied sex. Quest and Chaya are very different and at first were vying for Lyrica's attention with a little sneaking on Chaya's side.

Additional characters added to the plot, dialogue and some tension included those who belonged to the vampire or shifter's harem (like I said a lot of sex) and Lyrica's friend, Dionne, who added a lot of humor. Author H.D. March has seamlessly blended erotica and paranormal together to make a very out of the ordinary read.