Review: A GraveTells review: Steamy, emotional, and endearing... this is a MUST-READ!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2012
The opening scenes of the story are fast and furious, dropping the reader right into he middle of the action with Russian vampire king Nikolai Vasilyev. Right from that very first meeting, the attraction and connection between Kate and Nikolai seriously sizzles.Laura Kaye is versatile, a master of infusing her characters with such depth and vulnerability, intensity and emotional range, that it's impossible not to feel a connection to them.With the same passion and intensity of the first story in the Vampire Warrior Kings series, this novella hits all the right sweet spots to draw you in and keep you enthralled. The setting is well-defined but not overbearing, the cast is just large enough to feel comfortable, and the story arc is surprisingly powerful and addicting for such a small word count.If you enjoyed Seduced by the Vampire King for its tortured, sexy male vampire lead, you absolutely must read Laura's first installment in the Vampire Warrior Kings series,In the Service of the King.  Sherrilyn Kenyon's Dark-Hunters are also angsty and steamy, and you can't go wrong starting with any of the first three novels in that series...Fantasy Lover,Night Pleasures (Dark-Hunter Novels), orNight Embrace (Dark Hunter).Nikolai and his Katya not only steam up the pages, they make you thankful for all the special people in your own life... friends, lovers, and family alike. Seduced by the Vampire King is emotional and endearing, and I didn't want it to end!