Review: Holding out Hope for more
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 9, 2012
What I liked about The Vampires Hope, I liked this book as a vampire novella. Author Danica Winters doesn't hesitate to get right into the story in the first few pages. The story to me was beautifully told Ellie character as recently turned vampire is so well written her character is that of what I call a "classic" vampire, one we don't see to often in books right now. She is thrust into a life of blood-thirsty hunger, no feeling just hunger. Slowly finding her way back to caring for the things she did before, love, life everything a human cares for. Ellie finds herself bond to a life of orders, things she sees sicken her. Too soon Ellie finds herself a vampire's slave, she has no intention of staying that way!Ian, Ellie's love interest is also wonderfully written, although I don't usually like romance novels when I read this book it sparked my interest. The Vampire's Hope is worth the read, although a novella is a short read still very good. If you are a vampire lover this book will bring you back to how vampires were written before they were Veggie loving.What I didn't like about the book, I feel it was a little too wordy in parts, sometimes that was good because descriptive is good, in some parts not so much description was needed. I was confused at some parts, things skipped. In saying that I think that if the book was longer it would have been nicer. I look forward to more from Danica Winters.Without a spoiler I can say I liked the ending but wanted more to it, good writing overall. As a vampire novella I truly enjoyed!!! Suggestions, to cut down the words in some areas, not in taking away any of the story just less description is needed in some parts, as readers let us imagine certain things about the story.I received this book for 100 percent honest review from a Full Moon Bites Blog Tours. This review is 100 percent honest and my own thoughts on this book.