Review: Vampires, Irish, and Love
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2014
While not a huge fan of vampire romance, Rosalind Scarlett's novel, Cailín is intriguing and filled with vivid imagery of the world of Éire. (Ireland for those who don't know Irish.)Aislinn is young girl living on the west coast of Ireland in 1702. Being a red head and left handed marked her a a misfit, at least in the eyes of her father. However she has many friends and eventually falls in love with a young man name Donavan, whom her father does not approve of. On the eve of her wedding, she is kidnapped by a vampire lord. She escapes but is not unscathed, for she is now a vampire and needs to learn to control her hunger.Both people who are fans of vampires and those who aren't will find themselves drawn into the story of this young "cailín", determined to fight her destiny to be with the one she loves.