Review: Eve and Tulloch
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2014
4 cupcakesI received this book in return for an honest review from Sweets Books and Angela McGurk.Robert Blakethorn was from a high class family even though he was born out of wedlock. He was raised to think he could talk down to people and he was the master to his slaves who were really servants of the house. But as he grew older his faithful servant Tulloch Sullivan became someone he confided in and grew to like. When both their fathers died on the titanic, Roberts’s mother instructed Tulloch to watch over her son and become his bodyguard. Little did he know how long he would be Robert’s bodyguard and closest friend. Robert’s mother couldn’t take the loss of her husband and ended up killing herself. This put Robert into a downward spiral and while doing so dropped his standing into society. He lost his fiancé due to his drinking, started gambling away his father’s money and almost got himself killed several times. Tulloch bailed him out and took several beatings. Luckily Tulloch found something worth living for, Robert’s maid and his fiancée Tess. Unfortunately his luck soon ran out as well. His mother passed and when he returned to his master his fiancée decide she wanted Robert and Tulloch found her startling him. But Tulloch followed his orders and followed his master to war and even to death or what is called Undead. Yes Vampires. For centuries they lived as friends and allies. Robert found the love of his life in a human called Eve. But several days after their wedding Eves family was murdered and Robert was arrested for it. Tulloch was left to mourn his closest friend and pine over his wife. Will Tulloch be able to protect Eve in the vampire world? Will Robert be proven innocent of Eve’s family’s murders? Will Tulloch be able to hide his love for Eve? Read it!I love Eve and Tulloch. The scene I loved most was when Eve finally confronted Tulloch. Great! Eve was defiantly a self-loathing person in the beginning and was punishing herself for no reason. I had trouble with a lot of grammar, spelling and missing words, but all in all a great book!Defiantly recommended for Paranormal/ Romance followers, and Vampire fans. 18+ due to sex and violence.