Review: This is not a story about a Vampyre who's a doctor, but still give it a try
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2014
*****  I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. Getting it free has no bearing on my review. If I would've paid for it, the review would've been the same *****Little did I know that Dr. Vampyre has no vampyres in the story. It's not even a paranormal. I primarily read paranormals, and in the end it made no difference. The book held my interest and the characters were interesting (and according to author, real people with the exception of the two main characters John and Ylati, bet you always wondered if authors did this).The main character is John who has Lupus. Horrible disease, and one I knew little of before reading the story. Afterwards I have appreciation for those who suffer from the disease must go through.I enjoyed the interaction of the characters. And how John went from someone who his disease controlled him to how he controlled him. Some of the ways that he controlled it was well interesting. Turns out some Lupus patients do drink blood, so guess it was a tiny bit of vamp to the book. And also learned something about S&M.; That's in the book too. The sex scenes were well written and not overdone and fit into the story line.I like Ylati as the female lead. She was just the character to shake John up and their by-play was great. I can't tell you too much about that, it gives the story away.The story read easily and I finished most of it during my lunch hour. Try this story, you'll enjoy it.