Review: A well written book that keeps the pages turning
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
Reviewed by DeanaBook provided by the publisher for reviewReview originally posted at Romancing the BookSusanne Savelle has a style of writing that just drew in me in. A period piece told by a historian with remarkable attention to detail showing in language and descriptions to everything from dress and setting. For 80 pages, I was treated with a great back stories of the lead characters. I also got my paranormal fix in this book.However, I personally did not like our lead lady Lily Rafferty. Lily is an orphan, having lived a hard life with no family to protect her. She works as a Cyprian, a dancer, in London. I feel that she never really comes to terms with herself and what she had chosen to do for herself. Though I am not fond of Lily, this does not take away from the story for me.Mr. Talfryn is a wonderfully written nobleman turned vampire. Sexy, strong and kind! He brings the action to this story, trying to right a wrong that plagues him. There is nothing about him that I did not like. He really made the story for me.Dance Macabre is a well written book that will keep the pages turning. The dancing, fighting, and romance keep the action flowing as the plot unfolds. The details of the time period alone make this a wonderful read. The first of book of the Lords Of Pendragon starts the series of right.