Review: I liked it!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2014
Since I enjoy Robin Covington's books so much, I decided to read Sex and the Single Vamp even though stories about vampires, werewolves and shifters do not usually interest me. In addition, Covet does a great job of intertwining hot romance with the paranormal, so I knew from the get go that this book would be a worthwhile read.Cici Trent is a vampire, as well as a well-known and successful matchmaker of humans with other species. All of a sudden, her clients are being killed off one by one and as a result, she turns to Deacon, a pseudo old friend and security expert for assistance. Deacon is also a vampire who has spent his long lifetime learning his craft and secretly watching Cici in order to fulfill a promise to keep her safe.  For over 200 years, Cici and Deacon have filtered in and out of each other lives while denying their strong sexual attraction. When they finally get together, the heat they generate is immeasurable.This book is full of scorching sex scenes, suspense and interesting personalities. Unfortunately, I did not feel the love and emotional connection between Cici and Deacon. I did like the secondary characters a lot, especially Cici's best friend Mya, and found their various back-stories intriguing.