Kimber's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 4 STARS 
 The Mistress *****NO SPOILER REVIEW***** 
 The Mistress has been on my -I- can't- wait- to- read- this- freakin'- book list for what seems like atruegemawardeons, especially since the previous book left us with a doozie of a cliffhanger. For some reason that always makes the wait seem longer. I was honored and thrilled to get my hands on the third and final chapter in this part of the series where I remained spellbound until the last word. Because of the easy flow and writing style of the genius that is Tiffany Reisz, falling back into The Original Sinner's world of Domination, Masochism, Sadism, submissives and slaves was effortless. 
 Being that this is a NO SPOILER review there is very little of the story I can discuss but be prepared to be shocked, surprised, and blown away by revelations to Nora and friends, some good, some not so good. However, there was a great deal to love. For example, the conversations with Wesley and Kingsley and Wesley and Soren -just... WOW! some really emotional stuff going on there. Every book has its "shining" star and for me this go round it was Kingsley. I really loved the way she wrote his part and we were able to see this normally emotionally strong and pompous man stripped down to a level where his vulnerabilities were there for all of us to see. Of course, Nora's quick wit had me laughing on more than one occasion too. One of the things that surprised me was how much more we delved into the main characters. I made the mistake of thinking we knew everything about each of them and I should have known Ms. Reisz had more up her sleeve. 
 The four books in the series, dubbed The Red Years, along with the number of free stories the author posts on her website has had me hooked on these characters and their lives in and outside of the Eighth Circle for months. I'm not ready for this series to be over! For you die-hard fans and lovers of Nora Sutherlin (still totally girl crushing on her) you'll be relieved to know there will be more books. They'll be titled The White Years, stories of a young Nora and I can't wait to see what all sorts of trouble she got into when she was younger. I cannot recommend this entertaining, unique, and masterful series enough! Thank you, Tiffany Reisz for taking me on this journey.