Review: The Vitandi
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
Well I've read many vampire books and this book has a whole new take. The vampire parts I liked, the whole Christ thing I dont. I dont like anything dealing with Christ, but I took a shot with the vampire parts. Which was good and I'm glad I took a shot with the book and enjoyed it!So these characters are written really well and you can get a good idea of how they may act as the book goes on. Mia, Nicole, and Kellan are my favorites,  but they are just a few from many characters. They are all important and have a good part in the book, so you aren't missing out on these characters for long, which is a plus with any book.Okay so now let me get into the story. So Kellan has to keep the vampire race to live on. To do that he must find a woman and have a child with her. Not his idea, but that is what the prophecy said, and unless he wants vampires to be gone for good, he will have to do this. Kellan should work on his skills, because you can clearly see what he was trying to do. He could have been smoother, but I think that would have just made it weird. OMG! I loved it when Kellan was asked about sparkles! No he doesn't sparkle, but that was such a nice chuckle!Then you have Lucifer and God going at it. Lucifer wants to frail himself and gets denied. So then God comes and tells the Apostals to go ahead and guard the grail, and then goes on about the prophecy.One of the reasons is because at the last supper a handful of people became vampires after drinking the blood from the grail. Then they were fallen and things will never be the same.So like I said there is the prophecy and if Kellan doesn't complete it, then God will give them all to Lucifer and the vampires will be no more.This is the author's first book and I think she did a great job on it! There are twits and moments where you are into the book and forget things going on around you. I'd read something else from this author and hope she keeps up the writing!I give this book 4 stars.