Review: Hard, Strong, Soft, and Sweet; take your pick.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
I don't usually read vampire stories, but this one came highly recommended. I'm glad it did. The erotica is well crafted, and the characters reactions are vivid. Two distinct sides depict the vampire nature. Mia is such a sweet little woman. Or is she? No spoilers from me, but let's just say that Mia undergoes a transformation during the story. The antagonists, Blair and Louisa, illustrate the darker aspects of their vampire culture. Lucas, the male protagonist, is definitely an alpha male, and Mia finds him irresistible. Mia needs Lucas for more than one reason, and Lucas is strangely attracted to Mia even though she is "Only Human."There are scenes of incredibly sadistic BDSM, as well as, passionate yet tender encounters. This book moves a good pace, with excellent descriptions of the characters, locales, and action within the story. Throughout the book, I thought I had the ending nailed;I was soooo wrong! There is a unique plot twist near the end of this book that sets it apart from others in its genre. The book is well crafted, and long enough to be a stand-alone novel, however, I'm hoping for a sequel.As I often do, I recommend this book to any but the Grammar Nazis. Have I mentioned that I hate them? Perhaps their egos make them feel that they are so important a misspelled or misplaced word is too distracting for their finely honed minds. As with the first editions of many well-known, and or, historically famous authors, there are a few mistakes. None of them, and I do mean None of them, kept me from reading on to continue enjoying the action in this book!I give this book four stars for well-crafted, vivid scenes, hot steamy erotica, and the fifth star for the plot twist at the end!