Isis: Book One of Multiverse of Merlin: Marvis Magic University Paperback – August 29, 2023

A well-written and captivating fantasy romance and erotic fiction novel that transports you into a world of sorcery, passion, love, and adventure. It features imaginative world-building and intricate storytelling, seamlessly weaving together elements of fantasy and romance. The steamy and sensual scenes add spice and depth to the story, creating an immersive and engaging reading experience. Adult readers who enjoy fantasy romance novels with a steamy and adventurous twist will appreciate this read.

I liked the scenes. A fantastic story and characters. My only negative is some of the high level vocabulary. I love new words but some I had to go look up. So I don’t think this is a easy read but it was an adventure!

I loved the book! Fascinating and well-written.

I bought this book because I was looking for somewhat of a fantasy book, and I certainly was not expecting this, Wow! When reading Isis: Book One of Marvis Magic University, I was immersed in a world where mystical powers intertwine with an enticing narrative of, might I say, unapologetic sensuality. The author, Aeron Icarus, does a great job of storytelling. This book will definitely draw you in.

For those who appreciate the fusion of the magical and the erotic, Isis" is a spellbinding introduction to a tantalizing multiverse. However, be prepared for the intensity of the explicit content, which is not for the faint of heart. This books offers a unique and sensual reading experience within the world if fantasy, the Author skillfully weaves together magic and desires, making this book a bold exploration of eroticism in the realm of the extraordinary.

This book portrays it as an enticing New Adult Erotic Fantasy that seamlessly blends forbidden desires with mystic powers. The narrative revolves around Isis, a radiant character navigating the halls of Marvis Magic University, inviting readers to indulge in unapologetic sensuality. The story unfolds in a world of whispered secrets and burning touches, where two magnetic souls, Leo and Blair, gravitate towards Isis, creating a tantalizing web of ecstasy and intrigue. The book is steamy and spellbinding, offering a universe where magic and passion intertwine, inviting readers to succumb to the temptation and embark on a sensuous journey.

I feel like there are too many books out there that focus on the old "special students in a magical university" story. But at least this one has a compelling story and some interesting characters.The book's repetitive elements, despite being well-written, disrupt the flow and make scenes distracting. There is a fair amount of eroticism. For instance, the good-guys' infiltration of enemies ends with an erotic scene on the dance floor.

Love this author's play on his name and also AI generated author photo! How cool! This book is steamy and will keep you captivated!

Lots of magical erotic sensual little twisted magical journal but it’s very interesting it’s a book that will keep you reading very tortured imagination and vivid details all in all a good read!!

The author mixes magic and desires well, making this story a bold journey into sensuality in a world of wonders. The mysterious, non-binary main character shines brightly, adding even more mystery to the tale.

It offers an enchanting blend of romance, passion, adventure, and magic. The narrative is highly engaging and fast-paced. The characters are complex, diverse, well-developed, and intriguing. The storyline includes vivid descriptions (including steamy scenes) and immerses you into a richly imagined universe. The book explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery. Fans of romantic fantasies and series like "Harry Potter," "The Magicians," and works by Sarah J. Maas will appreciate this book.

"Isis: Book One" is a spellbinding mix of fantasy and erotica. It takes you on a journey through magic and raw passion where they navigate a world filled with magical terrorists and epic battles with a deeply seductive narrative.

This was an interesting read...But there were a few aspects that didn’t quite work for me. On one hand, the author does a good job at depicting the eroticism between the characters. There is plenty of thought that was put into it. However, after a while, these elements become somewhat repetitive and even though they are well written (and often inventive), I kept wondering about their relevance to the story. This disrupted the flow to a point where I found these scenes distracting. As an example, the good-guys’ infiltration of the enemies early in the book, ended with an erotic scene on the dance floor. Although the scene is nice to read, I kept wondering whether they weren’t supposed to be doing something else there. This also affected the tone somewhat. It seemed that at/after crucial - or even sad - moments, whenever key characters share a scene, there was always some erotic exchange going to happen.Since the antagonist and the stakes were not very clear, I think a bit less erotica and more focus on the key elements of the plot would have worked better.In terms of personal and sexual identity and story POV, I think Isis is the key character, but she is pretty clear from the get-go on what she likes and that she identifies as non-binary. Blair is fine with it, as is Leo. This meant that there was not much exploration or discovery necessary from her side. She had completed her arc already.The prose is very flowery but too distant. There is too much telling and not showing and this might happen because we are often being told the reactions or emotions from several characters within a scene. This distance also meant that I could not feel what the POV-character of the scene was feeling, and this affected my investment.The use of pronouns (they/them) for non-binary characters within a scene, especially with multiple characters, was a bit confusing at first, but worked after a while.Overall, despite the well-written prose, the plot, stakes and antagonists are not strongly defined. Despite the nicely written erotica scenes, this made for a somewhat muddled experience.