Review: Even better than the nightlife in Las Vegas
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
After the events in Las Vegas, the third installment of the Nightlife Series, by Travis Luedke, has vampires Michelle and Aaron in Paris.  While Michelle is excited to show Aaron her homeland, Aaron seems as though he's teetering on the edge of madness after the loss of Anastasia.  Michelle finally tells Aaron of the cruel way in which she became a vampire and was treated horribly by her master.  While it would seem that sharing her love of and life in Paris would bring them closer together, Paris brings only pain to the two of them, both emotionally and physically.In The Nightlife: Paris, it was refreshing to see that Aaron genuinely grieved Anastasia's loss, rather than just treating her as though that relationship was disposable.  It made Aaron more likeable, which balanced out nicely with the difficult time he was having controlling his emotions and urges in throughout this book.  It was also interesting to learn how Michelle overcame the desolation and despair of her vampiric beginnings to become the woman she is today with Aaron, a strong, confident, and competent vampire.  Just when you think that the book couldn't be any better than the last Luedke throws a curve ball at the reader and it gets even better.  The Nightlife: Paris will definitely not disappoint.