Review: OK but nothing to write home about
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2013
There really isn't a whole lot to recommend about this book.  We have Sherry who is kidnapped by vampires who clearly (except for Lucas) would be perfectly happy to have her for dinner and dispose of the body.  She keeps the vamps amused by reading her Tarot cards but the results aren't particularly exciting and no one does anything with the information anyway.**** Warning: Spoilers ****In the mean time, in between the vamps attempting to kill her, she and Lucas go out to expensive restaurants and go shopping. There's really no attempt to figure out how to escape. And when Sherry discovers a new skill she didn't know she had, a skill which certainly could be used to defend herself, and could even be used as offense, what does she do? She decides not to practice and improve it because Lucas might think she's weird.  Seriously? He's a vampire. How weird could she be?  So instead she daydreams about running away with him or becoming a vampire herself - conveniently pushing aside the minor little detail that vampires kill humans.Of course we can't have our heroes end up dead so they manage to get themselves out of the situation with the most obvious solution possible - which of course never occurred to them in advance. No twists or turns in the plot. Lots of descriptions of clothing, food and home decor.