Review: Very disappointing
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 09 15, 2013
This was one of the most disappointing books that I read in a long time. The writing was very weak, filled with typos and syntax errors, the plot felt as if it fell out of the sky (Marcus the Vampyre has already developed a fully matured love for the heroine Anais by page 10, and he decided to show it by way of sexual harassment). Whatever is left of the plot is a hodgepodge of ... I don't know how to describe it, mixed with dead set boring sex. To make things even worse, the characters are a complete mess. Marcus is supposed to be a senior partner in a kickass law firm, but he turns up to have the body of a gladiator, the blood of a 'vampyre' running through his veins, the manners and intellect of a caveman, he also seems to suffer from multiple personalities disorder because at times he turns into a Scot without warning, slur and all, not to mention his morphing from mighty lion into a kitten, begging for his lover's forgiveness. The author doesn't seem able to decide how her characters should be: black, white, or grey. She mixed all colours in the same pot and came up with a mutant without name. Furthermore, the dialogues are pathetic. I finished this book just to see how it would end, but I can't remember last time when I was so happy to finish a book. This is not a compliment.