Review: review of a night of secrets
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 2, 2013
I have been avoiding this book for quite a while and I really have no clue why.  I am very glad that I finally did read it because it really is a wonderful story!  I think what made me apprehensive about reading it was because I thought I had read so many vampire stories that there really can’t be anything new about them but boy did Ms. Lori Brighton make this story unique with a little different take on vampires.  There was a romance but also murder, mystery, suspense, villains, interesting plot twists/turns, and action.  Plus, wonderful major/minor character that you could care about and that almost seemed real too.Grayson is handsome, dark, brooding and also the perfect gothic hero plus a vampire to boot with so much inner turmoil that I really think the guy either needs to be hugged or shaken.  He’s so adamant about his beliefs and in trying to be good that everything is just a struggle for him.  Meg the vicar’s daughter is the complete opposite from that not only is she a strong, beautiful, courageous, caring and loving person but seems happiest when she is with her family which really made me admire her.  Grayson and Meg meet while she is swimming in his creek on his property bad things are always happening around Meg unfortunately Grayson also believes that she is the instigator to all this too but despitethese things he can’t help being attracted to her too!  To Grayson’s dark persona Meg’s personality really helped lighten him up in spite of being surrounded by horrible things too.I rated the book four stars due to some minor spelling errors that really didn’t detract from the story and a location because it was never mentioned before about 49% into the book that I can’t remember any of the characters going to or even mentioned once but other than that I would definitely read and purchase another book from Ms. Brighton!