Review: The characters 'love' out of habit and neediness not genuine feeling.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
I like the interesting view of vampire life presented here. Every new series has its own rules. The conflict between the characters was genuine and deep felt, but they had some serious communication problems. The gap between their strengths and skills also was interesting to see factor into their dynamic. - That was from the first book Nightlife - New York. The series started off good, but this felt like a thin excuse to just throw sex on the page. Granted the first book was a stellar example of erotic literature as well. I hesitate to call it erotic romance as the 'romance' aspect is fading quickly. In this one, he's *saying* love and romance and all that, but I'm not feeling it. It's turned into erotica for all intent and purposes and that's just not the same. The characters 'love' out of habit and neediness not genuine feeling. They kill and F@*!. Sorry if that's an ugly thing to say, but the story's turned that direction.(Hey, Amazon, this isn't a paid review! Stop picking on me!)