Review: 3.5 Hearts:I still believe this is a story is worth reading. I also look forward to more from this writer in the future.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2012
Tia Fielding - Technically Dead  {Reviewed by Kevin @ Hearts On Fire Reviews}I have mixed feelings about this book.  I enjoyed the main character as an individual in regards to his relationships with his friends and lover, but once  they were all brought together I thought it just got weird. I thought the characters themselves were well developed, the story line fairly interesting, but ideas were brought into the plot that have no reason to be introduced, and kind of floundered.Brandon Roland's had a hard life. Thrown out by his parents for being gay, he is left to a life of hustling on the street.  After being left for dead on the streets of Chicago after an attack he is rescued by a vampire by the name of Heath. For a while is life is perfect and he feel loved one again being with Heath, until one horrible day Heath sends him packing without any reason or explanation.That was then.  Now it's twelve years later and Brandon is a successful counselor for a human/vampire shelter. He lives his life calmly , year after year adding a different leaf to his tattoo of a vine to remind him of the things he should be grateful for, even though the one thing he has never forgot was his vampire who treated him so cruelly.Heath is one of the oldest living vampire around. The biggest problem with that is that he tends to forget what it is like to live and love. All that changes when he meets Brandon and falls in love with him, but one did not get to his age by having liabilities. He considers Brandon a liability and unceremoniously throws him away like old garbage.While on a business trip Heath stumbles into Bran and decides that he cannot let him ago again. But fate has other plans for these two and life will change for them both.I still believe this is a story is worth reading. I also look forward to more from this writer in the future.