Review: Werewolves and Vamps and Fae, Oh my!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 21, 2012
In Elle/Danielle's take on the supes in Hart Attack, they seem to be mostly a mixed breed of fae with whatever they are.  Of course anyone that is a half breed is less then a pure blooded fae.  The fae are able to take DNA from Angels and use it to rid the half breed of the undesireable vamp or lycan strains.  The fae seem to be the strongest of the supes and are, of course, far more technologically advanced.Vamps have gained rights in 2014 and are now a part of mainstream.  However the lycans haven't been recognised.  The lycan King of North Ameirca, Sebastiaan, and one of the most powerful of Vamps, Andreas, are half-brothers by way of their fae father.  And they work together to bring a sort of peace between the two species.Lena and Angelika are half breeds.  Part fae on their fathers side and shifter on their mothers.  They are the lowest supes, in so far as, the shifters.  Lena has more of the fae physical characteristics and Angelika is the opposite.  But where Lena has more of the shifter genes and Angelika has the distinct taste of fae.Lena who was a one time item with Sebastiaan is now with Andreas.  Andreas has always been attracted to Lena's younger sister Angelika and she is invited to visit her sister as a means of securing her services for Andreas in Europe.  However, before they can leave Lena is kidnapped.  Leaving both Angelika and Andreas too much time together.  And Andreas is convinced Angelika is his lifemate.  Both Lena and Sebastiaan are still in love with one another.  And when she is found they are back to being a couple.Lena has many secrets that she is covering in the hopes of preventing a war between species and has to return to the Seelie kingdom.  But, with Lena gone will Angelika somehow start a war on her own?  Will Angelika make the major sacrifice to be with Andreas?  And what about that underlying attraction between Sebastiaan and Angelika?  Did I mention the step-brother Max?In order to find out, I guess you would have to pick the book up for yourself.