Review: they dont sparkle, they dazzle
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2014
Two important points 1) vampires dont sparkle... they dazzle and 2) even vampires has baggage. Arie a ancient vampire finds a human girl that intrigues him. Holly a human girl plus a little more, she can see things that others cant. She works in a coffee shop and thats the beginning of where her life changes.Arie has the yo-yo effect personality, he comes on to holly but says he's bad and she should push him away. He's all up on her, buys her things, has her in his bed.. but again and again tells her how dangerous he is that SHE needs to walk away.Holly has been through so much I mean forster homes, people afraid of her and thinking she is a freak meeting Arie she constanly shows her bitchy side.They both seem to be fighting each other, he emotionally turns Holly to the side and Holly keeps coming back. When not only does Arie's past comes to present, so does Holly's.If you take away all the back and forth leave me, please stay I need you. The story line isnt bad the danger element was fun to read, ( I think they allowed Katarina to much time to reek havoc). A sweet love story, the characters wasnt that strong neither Arie or Holly ( I did like Tess). The sex scenes were pretty good, even without the bits of BDSM.The way I interperted the both Arie and Holly set me off the story, for me they just lacked backbone. It was a very long story to get to the meat of the plot. It wasnt “bad” read, though with the whole flow of the book, the ending made me want to smack someone. So try it and enjoy it. Id be interested in seeing others review.