Review: Hard read but got better
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2013
This book was a chance buy. No reviews but I was still interested.The first half of the book was VERY hard to read. The beginning half is also VERY OVERYLY described. No one needs a full page describing a walk down the street a couple of blocks, or how she woke up and made tea. At a point I was like "just get on with the point already". I Actually even started to give up on it.The main female character, Cassie,  in the book is tormented. She has a bad past with an Ex-husband, child custody battle in the works, etc. But what made it so hard to read was the inner dialogue she has with herself. Then she meets Michael, a vampire. When the two of them talked it was like reading about 3 people because of the way it was written. It was CONFUSING and I even got a headache trying to figure out who was talking... then enter his friend Jack. It became SO DIFFICULT to understand and her issues were elusive...After getting through the first half of the book it became much easier to read. Cassie comes to understand who she is and the voice in her head is not just her sub conscience and the writing makes it easier to understand. So if you can be patient enough to get to the halfway point, you'll enjoy it. It does also have some romantic/erotic scenes, so if you like Vampire erotica that part is very well written (wish it had happened early).But... then the book SUDDENLY ends. Not sure if there is another book coming... which I will probably get. If there isn't another book, well like I said, weird and abrupt ending.There were some grammatical and punctuation errors, but I can overlook those as I make them all the time. =)