Review: This is a great installment in the series, and makes for a quick afternoon's read.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 24, 2013
Having read the first two in this series, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to be an early reviewer for the 3rd novella. And I was not disappointed.Upping the stakes once again, Angelina's parents are in town for a short visit and to see the sights. How can you show your parents New York when you can't leave the house? And what could possibly be a good enough reason to not visit with them over Christmas?Thrown into a panic, Angelina needs to rely on Morgan's quick wit and money to salvage her relationship with her parents, yet provide enough of a reason for her to remain within the house and safe from the unwanted effects of compulsion.Her panic and reluctance to lie to her parents, combined with Morgan's ability to give them the experience of their lives was a nice slice of life and displayed real reactions and questions that are expected when you are trying to protect your parents from the fact that vampires exist.While we see Angelina's concern for her parent's and their relationship, Morgan never ceases to amaze: suave, debonair and gracious even as he and Angelique are sniping at one another. Again he also steps in to save Angelina's life, this a direct threat from his maker. There is a connection that is ever growing between he and Angelina, and there are answers coming... eventually.This is a great installment in the series, and makes for a quick afternoon's read. Sadly we now have to wait for the next book ....I received an eARC from the author for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.