And Then There Were Four Book Review: The Power of Insatiable Pleasure

And Then There Were Four is an erotic romance novel from The Celestial Series, written by Lillith Carrie. This novel centers around Ivy Thorne's life when she gets accepted to a prestigious agriculture university and meets the four mysterious werewolves in her father's house. She didn't expect that this encounter would turn her world upside down as she experiences insatiable pleasure amidst these hungry shifters.

This novel contains narratives that involve explicit language, violence, and sex, so it is rated 18+.

Author

Lillith Carrie is the one who authored the novel And Then There Were Four. She is a full-time author who specializes in fantasy, romance, paranormal, and erotic genres. She started developing stories at a young age and developed her writing style for years until it made her realize that writing is her calling.

She is known for her werewolf fantasy romance works like The Celestial Series which includes And Then There Were Four, And Then There Were Five, Gemini Twins in the Land of the Gods, and Marked By Fate.

You can find her on her social media accounts on Facebook, Tiktok, and Instagram as @authorlillithcarrie. You can also go to her website, Iillithcarriepublishing.com, to buy her books.

Theme

The central topic of this novel is a reverse harem between a human and four werewolves. Sexual desire, tension, and attraction between Ivy and the four brothers are other themes that are represented as well as the temptation of risk-taking and danger when the protagonists yield to their instinctual urges.

Writing Style

Lillith Carrie's writing style in this novel centers on the female protagonist, Ivy Thorne. The first-person point of view enables the reader to deeply absorb Ivy's sentiments, experiences, and perspective on how she views the world. The characters' experiences and physical sensations are vividly and erotically described. And Then There Were Four has immersive narration that allows readers to vividly experience the world and characters of the novel.

Characters

The novel features unique fictional characters who add flavor and color to this fantasy story. Their relationship is also an essential element to consider because it practically makes up the entire storyline and keeps the story going.

Ivy Thorne

Ivy Thorn is born when both her mother and father are seniors in college. They eventually married and split up when she was five years old. After a while, she and her mother moved from Idaho to Georgia.

She finished two years of college at a local community in Georgia before getting into an agricultural university in Idaho, leaving her sick mom alone and reuniting with her dad.

She is an introvert, but she has a strong personality and does not back down when someone is rude to her. She also claimed to have been sexually frustrated before flying to Idaho, which explains why she was easily swayed physically when James touched her once.

As the story continues, Ivy gets the chance to mate with the four werewolf brothers.

James

James is a werewolf and one of the godsons who lives at the house of Ivy's father. He's one of the guys who picked up Ivy when she landed in Idaho. He's friendly, bubbly, and kind to Ivy compared to his brothers.

On the day of the school orientation, he unconsciously lost control of his urges, causing him to do things that others, including Ivy, thought were questionable. That incident kept him on Ivy's mind, which resulted in Ivy masturbating while thinking about him, which also resulted in a moment of them making out. He's the first one among the four to mate with Ivy.

Damian

Damian is the eldest among the werewolf brothers and the alpha of the pack. He is grumpy, rude, and always acts as someone who holds high authority. He finished college a year earlier than his brothers. He is a smart guy who works with Ivy's father in his company.

He has a strong dislike for Ivy at first, saying he doesn't want her in their house or even in Idaho. He is always mad at Ivy, and Ivy does the same, saying they can't stand each other. Yet he holds a strong hold over Ivy.

Talon

He is Hale's twin and considers himself the normal one among them. He is always serious and also a little grumpy, like Damian. He and Hale caught Ivy and James when the two finally mated.

Hale

He is Talon's twin and also a werewolf like the rest. He is friendly and smiles a lot. He also seems kind and cares for Ivy. He also always listens to Damian. He is the second of the brothers to get laid with Ivy.

Plot

Return in Idaho

Ivy Thorne returned to Idaho to attend a great agricultural university near her father's home, even though it was her least favorite choice because she didn't want to be near her father, who has a new family. She was greeted by her stepmother's godsons and stayed in a cottage at the back of their property.

Ivy's first night in Idaho isn't so good. She knows that she's not welcome there. It is especially evident in Damian and her stepmother's words and actions toward her.

Life With the Werewolves

During orientation, James lifted her and pinned her to the wall. It was shocking not just for Ivy but for everyone present in that area. That moment was so intense that it gave them both shivers when their skin touched. Since that incident, Ivy has been thinking about how James touched her. The thought is giving her sensations like a touch to her soul.

She used a vibrator to play with herself while thinking of James, but he caught her in the act, and they made out for a while until Damian and his brothers burst into her room, angering Ivy. Damian warned Ivy to stay away from him and his brothers, but she felt aroused and desired him.

When Damian was gone, Ivy felt a surge of arousing sensation from that situation. It felt as if all her anger had drained away and been replaced with a strong desire to let Damian ravage her in many ways he can.

The story continues as Ivy digs deeper into the world of the four shifters and her sensations of lust and desire.

Conclusion

And Then There Were Four by Lillith Carrie is a compelling fantasy romance novel that tells the story of the sexual desire, attraction, and primal instincts of Ivy and the four werewolf brothers, Damian, James, Hale, and Talon.

For fans of the erotic romance genre, this is a sign to explore this world of lust and desire. Don't hesitate to experience the vivid narration of the novel And Then There Were Four in the GoodNovel app!

FAQs

Q: What is the And Then There Were Four novel about?

A: And Then There Were Four follows the story of Ivy Thorn when she moves back to Idaho for college and stumbles upon four mysterious guys who turn out to be shifters.

Q: How many chapters does the And Then There Were Four novel have?

A: And Then There Were Four currently has 168 chapters and continues to release the rest of the novel in the GoodNovel app.

Q: Who are the four shifters that Ivy met in Idaho?

A: In the And Then There Were Four novel, Ivy entangles her life with the four godsons of her stepmother, who happens to be werewolf shifters. They are Damian, James, Hale, and Talon.