Review: Seduction with a twist
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2012
Miss Sandra Ross's book is a casual light read suitable for intermissions or while waiting for an appointment. The plot of the story is an interesting tale intertwined with modern reality and age-old vampirism. The storyline has been nicely been framed, with the different sequences flowing smoothly and detailed appropriately.  The settings of New Orleans and the home next to the French Quarters fits in with the theme of the story.The two leading protagonists Chandler and Lucien are supported by Chandler's friend Lisette and Lucien's sister Lilith.  Both, Chandler and her friend Lisette are portrayed as normal working girls and their habits, attitudes and way of thinking have been written in a style to which most women can relate. However, a little humor and wit to the dialogue would have made the characters more interesting and less single-dimensional.The storyline is about an ordinary working girl,Chandler, going out to a club with her friend Lisette where she meets a mysteriously handsome man, Lucien. The story takes off to another level from the point where she meets Lucien. She meets up with him again the next day when the intention of the story is revealed. This is a vampire story as revealed by the title and the plot revolves around the macabre loves of vampires.There is a nice smooth flow to the storyline as it moves from one sequence to another. Although each action is described in detail there seems to be an unintentional tendency to cross into mundane territory. A better choice of words would have made some of the actions more interesting and piqued the reader's interest. A major portion of the book focuses on the sizzling romance scenes between Chandler and Lucien. The author describes each action in detail to satisfy light readers. Overall a good book to take for your next appointment.