Review: Extreme and intense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2013
The intensity in this book greatly increased from the first book with every carnal and beastly action these vampires could do. As if rules did not apply to the characters in this book. The bad guys got it good, messing with predators that was high on more than just blood lust.When the bad guys came in the pictures I truly was sorry for them. I was not disappointed.When we met Aaron in book 1 he was the epitome of innocence, struggling with his own fears and pain trying to fit in a world that he was not comfortable in. Let down by a mother after his father's death he felt at a loss, orphaned even.When he met Michelle his world changed forever and yet he kept the innocence. In book 2 five weeks later there was nothing left of the innocent young man. In its place was a predator that spelled trouble and power in the nightlife of Vegas.Finding himself a slave who became his and Michelle's pet we are drawn into their unbridled, unrelentless way of life where every thing goes in the extreme. It is as if the author released a boost of heroin in the book to heighten their sexual hunger, blood lust, drunk stupor and drive for more. Silently I wondered how it will end because there is no way that this could go on for long.And yes it did stop maybe not as Aaron and Michelle hoped, leaving them drunk with sorrow and they have learned that they are not untouchable as they thought.A book I can recommend to all readers that loves the extreme.