Review: "Dream on, Fang Boy" "You and me aren't happening, Vampire"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
“Dream on, Fang Boy” “You and me aren’t happening, Vampire”Viper Sons of Sangue Patricia A. RaseyWhat an interesting concept for a read.  Two hot types of males rolled into one.  We know how we love our Vamps, so possessive, so sexy so just so.  And a biker guy, so sexy and so bad boy.  What a hot lethal combination.I had seen conversation on FB about Patricia Rasey’s “Sons of Sangue” and I did buy the first book “Viper” to the series when it released.  But it sat on my kindle until I could find time to read a new author.  WELL I happened to have attended the BOC BBQ and I had the pleasure of actually meeting Patricia Rasey and purchasing the first two reads in the “Sons of Sangue” and having her sign.  I was embarrassed to tell her I hadn’t read them yet.Anyone who loves the sexy vamps and enjoys the bad boy motorcycle reads will absolutely love this book.  You have your Vamp/Bikers, you have humans who are donors, you have your cops/detectives and you have your primordial (ancient vampire).The read opens ten years prior where Cara walks into a restroom while at the Blood ‘n’ Rave with her BFF Suzi, only to freeze in her spot when she comes upon Kane feeding and having sex with a sexy blonde.  The sex part didn’t so much bother her it was him sucking her neck.Ten years later Cara Brahnam a feisty, spirited mouthy no holds bar type of girl moves from Eugene back to her hometown of Pleasant Oregon after an incident with her old department and to be closer to her grandfather.What is normally a rather safe and quiet town now has several unsolved murders of blonde women.  The type that happens to be Vipers preferred choice. (Wait until you read why this is his preferred choice). Now the Sons have an agreement with the local Sheriff (I hadn’t realized he knew what they were until a little into the read) he would keep the heat off them if they protected his town.  Nice little set up.  But when Cara and her partner were assigned the task of finding this killer it was taking them to the Sons of Sangue only because they were a biker gang.  Although after investigating they had nothing solid to pin any of the murders on the Sons mainly Kane (Viper) that didn’t stop them from trying.There was instant attraction between Kane (Viper) and Cara (okay maybe not instant, maybe a subconscious buildup of 10 years) there is no denying that in this read.  I loved how their story played out.  Even if there was a little angst but what good read doesn’t have angst.  When Cara’s life is threatened by a primordial Kane needs to protect her which trust me his brother Kalelb and some of the other Sons aren’t too happy about.  She’s trying to pin the murders on them and they had nothing to do with them.  They could care less if she’s the next to be drained. There were parts of this story during a conversation between Cara and Kane (Kaleb listening in) that will bring tears to your eyes.  We learn Kane (Viper) was once mated and had a son, his mate Rosalee was sent back to Italy and banned from the US. Frankly I think she should have had her head removed.  Just sayin. You learn what happened to Cara while a cop in Eugene causing her to leave and come back to Pleasant. Only to be face to face with her other nightmare because of the murders in her town.Let’s just say I liked the way the story ended and I’m sure we’ll see more of Viper and Cara, but let me tell you I so can’t wait to dig into Hawk.  As soon as this posted I’m starting that read next.  Patricia I’m so glad I met you and I’m so glad I read this book.  5* Stars lady I loved it.