Review: Really Enjoyed this book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
4 Great Stars!I wasn't sure what to expect when I started reading this book except that it was a paranormal romance with Vampires, and I have to admit, I love a good vampire book. It had been a long time since I read one that really reeled me in and I couldn't get enough. Stephanie Summers Willow Creek: Craving did just that though. I found myself wanting to know more, to see how the characters would evolve. If their relationships would work out or fail. I was extremely happy with reading this story!Willow Creek: Craving is a story about a girl named Sabine who is approaching her 18th birthday which happens to fall on the same year that the vampires who live in her town choose a new person to live in their home with one of their own. The vampires have been living in the town for hundreds of years in the open and in peace because of a treaty that had been made by Sabine's bloodline. The vampire could live there and would protect this town, and in return every so many years they would get to choose one lucky person to live in their home with them for their exchange of blood, but no harm would come to them.Sabine finds herself the lucky girl who is chosen but lucky isn't what crosses her mind. She feels trapped, and as if her life will forever be over. No more freedom, no discovering the world, going to college, or ever finding love. The vampire she is to be paired with just happens to be cocky and arrogant and doesn't want to be forced into this arrangement no more than she does. They find themselves being around one another more and more before the arrangement is to start. Can the two of them learn to even like each other, or will their arrangement be one of agony to come.Want to be thrown into a world of paranormal and see the story of two completely different beings unravel, then go read this story. I definitely plan to read the next book in the series and can't wait for it to be released! Well done Stephanie Summers with your great story! I loved it's uniqueness and characters!