Review: action packed, fast pace, and a bit on the dark side! My kind of story.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 2, 2013
Rachel is a vampire who has found a man who intrigues her in every way, Daniel Moore, the local club owner has recently come into an inheritance and lives with a few friends in a mansion. The story takes place in Cardiff, England where the villain Max is on the hunt for two scrolls to tell him where an ancient book is hidden. Rachel's goal is to beat him to it and save her parents.The connection between Rachel and Daniel was so strong and pretty much instant! From the moment they saw each other at the club they couldn't get enough of each other. And I knew there was a reason why! Rachel and Daniel weren't the only ones the author focused on; everyone seems to get their thoughts out building to the thickening plot in every paragraph. Daniel's friends, the villain, Rachel's friend Arun, everyone seemed to have a little time in the spotlight. Jumping around from one character to another might seem confusing, but I found it thrilling.This is a fast pace story where you can't skip a paragraph. If you do you'll be missing out on something. Time moves quickly and the story is very fast paced. There was no filler, no beating around the bush, just straight plot and action from beginning to end!Now, an issue I had was with the paragraphs or sentences running together, but that probably had something to do with the version I received. There were grammar errors, but nothing that unfocused me from what was going on in the story.I think my favorite part about this book was that it told a darker side to vampires. It wasn't all glam and sparkles, no blood bags, no substitute solution, no cure, and no sunlight. She wrote about a darker vampire with traditional weapons and a blood lust. Let's not sugarcoat it. Vampires kill humans like cattle, it's messy, but they have to feed to survive. And when they fight it's action packed and deadly, the author doesn't waste time with meaningless chatter, it was serious business and the author's ability to tell this story the way she did was outstanding.It's pretty obvious why I gave this book a 5 out of 5.-Brenda Franklin, author of the Pulse Trilogy, and Guardian, a Fated Pairing.