Review: Not for anyone medically minded, but still good.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 6, 2013
It seems likely that the author had an idea of where she wanted to go with the medical part of the storyline, and Googled the terminology. Honestly the only time it really bothered me was in regards to the kitten. If you're going to add a character (human, vampire, or feline), research the condition you're going to attribute to that character. A kitten with a crushed pelvis is not going to go in for major orthopedic surgery (and wiring a pelvis back together is major), go home the same day (without any casting, by the way), and be jumping up on the couch within the hour. The rushed timing is a running theme in this story. Everything happens on fast forward. I've read both books already, and so far it's all taken place in under two weeks. Considering we're working with a trilogy here, I'd say we're only going to be invested in about a month out of the character's lives. And what a month it is! It's a soap opera on crack.In spite of the minor irritations I had regarding the cat, the characters are all very fun to hang out with. The book is an easy read, and the writing is well done. It's light and fluffy, but I wouldn't mind seeing a spin off series featuring some of the supporting characters from this series.