“Thank you for the invitation to join you and your readers” the author begins. The author was kind enough to grant us an e-mail interview and we must say the conversation was very polite. Look for book two in the series, The Shadow, in February 2016. In 2015 Reynard also published The Prince: A Gabriel’s Inferno/Florentine Series Novella and The Raven (Florentine Series Book 1). James and, not only do they share some of the same readers, they wrote something together this year. As it turns out, Reynard is pals with E.L. Some reports say that Inferno, like Fifty Shades, began as fanfiction. But you get the sense that Reynard could be a real life Dante expert or a professor, because you come away from the books a little smarter. We know this author hails from Canada, and many accounts tell us that Reynard identifies as a male. Contact is always through representatives. Pseudonyms are common in romance writing, and no one ever questions them, yet people are curious about this author because they have never seen a photo. One of the great mysteries of the work of Sylvain Reynard is, well, Sylvain Reynard. Eventually, Gabriel’s Redemption, was published to complete the trilogy. Gabriel’s Inferno, and the second book, Gabriel’s Rapture, were published by a small publishing company and - soon after landing on the New York Times best seller list –they were scooped up by Berkley. He savored Julia’s maidenhead, taking her slowly. Seriously patient!Ĭhristian Grey was stunned to learn of Ana Steele’s virginity and said, “ We’re going to rectify the situation right now.” Gabriel Emmerson, however, committed to a long, slow foreplay and getting-to- know-you that was like a never ending soul kiss.
But love would change him, and he would transform into one of the most loving, devoted, and sexually patient men on the planet. He was especially rude-mean– to his graduate student, Julia Mitchell.
It was a unique and memorable love story that offered readers a surprising history lesson as it evoked the relationship of Beatrice and Dante in Dante Alighieri’s Inferno.Ī well-respected Dante expert by day and hedonistic explorer by night, Professor Emmerson was commanding, controlling, and difficult. So I got the book, sat down in my reading chair one Saturday, and did not emerge until the wee hours of Sunday morning.
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