Review: Vampire fun and GAMES
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 28, 2013
I haven't read the first books in this series. I have been remiss! This was a great visit to the vampire world as created by Ms. Allee.Beatrice can see the past when she touches objects, but only if there was a LOT of fear or hate or emotion near it. She's a bit burned out as what she sees most, in her job, is the moment of death for people. An old friend arrives with a branding iron. Beatrice sees the face of someone that had something to do with her brother's death. And Claude just doesn't believe it. He won't believe it!Claude and Beatrice have to work together to stop the perp before the entire balance of human and vampire detente falls apart. There is a lot of UST here. And when it is resolved...wowza.I was impressed with a couple twists that I didn't see coming. Made the book just that more enjoyable. Nice to know this is a series and we'll see more of some of the supporting cast at some point.I took one rating off because of the confusion of whether he was her lover previously, or if that was just in her imagination. I just couldn't tell from either of their reactions and her mental comments.FOUR BOOKMARKS... and I really must read more of Ms. Allee's words!*Thank you, NetGalley and Entangled, for the opportunity to read Vampire Games.