Review: Enjoy yourself
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 18, 2013
*I received this book free in exchange for an honest review*Imagine being lied to your whole life, by the people who are supposed to care about you.  Now knowing if anything you do know about yourself is even true.  Meet Gwen Jones, a latent vampire.  She doesn’t crave blood, she doesn’t have any fangs – latent it must be and she goes with it.  Because all her life she has been told that.  Gwen is the latent for a Clan of vampires.  She keeps them from going after the human’ s and harming them.  And she enjoys it too!  But she wants more, she wants to experience life outside of the Clan, the men, and the walls of her home.Gwen persuades the Clan leader, Blair to let her have a job in town.  Just a simple part time job, so she can have something of her own.  To be something other than a sex goddess.  Then she meets Lucas, who she thinks in another latent vampire.  But he talks to her, he tells her things.  Could they be true?  Or is he lying?  Who is lying to her?While I did enjoy the plot and story line, I did feel that some parts of the book were a little over detailed, I skimmed those parts.  Gwen frustrated me throughout the book with her mind set.  I’m to weak, I’m helpless.  She had the power all along to control the vampires.  I wish she could have seen her potential in that aspect.  Then I think, she was treated as a sex goddess from day one, she knows no difference.  This is the way she was raised, Blair wanted her a specific way and that was how it was.  End of story.  Lucas, I’m not sure about him.  He seemed all too willing to give into the sex trade, I mean I know they have to eat, but c’mon.  Shouldn’t he have talked to those involved before offering them up?I would have liked some more background on Ulrich and some of the other vamps.  Hopefully later.  Or even how Alec ended up with the ‘latent’?