Review: Nice Start to the Vampire Realm Series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
Prophecy has no idea what she is destined for until she sneaks away one night and has in encounter with a vampire from another bloodline. Valentine must report the enchanting vampire to his family, but quickly regrets condemning her. Following his instincts, he rescues Prophecy. Now laws have been broken and the two vampires need each other to unlock Prophecy’s destiny.I felt so bad for Prophecy, locked away from her world and not knowing why, and then learning that she has a destiny to fulfill that will be full of trials. Valentine is loyal and has to battle between his loyalty to his family and loyalty to Prophecy, and he can’t do both. They have a chemistry they are hesitant to act upon, and you can tell it is a struggle for them. Prophecy and Valentine appeared as if they were attached to a hovering dark cloud, but they were a beautiful pair in the moments the clouds parted.Heaton provides us with a really good beginning to this series. Although not as erotic as what I am used to seeing from her she provides a tangible sexual tension between Valentine and Prophecy. The story is filled with conflict and danger that will enthrall the reader. I liked the settings in the story such as Prague and Venice. She gave the cities an air of mystery. The most important part I feel is the way Heaton portrays the growth of both characters.Prophecy is a pillar of strength by the end of the book and I am anxious to see what lies ahead for her in the second book of the Vampire Realm Series.*Reviewed by Teresa D. for VampireRomanceBooks.com*