Review: Great Story, Great Romance (One of the Better Vampire Romances In A Long Time)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2013
In this world Human blood is highly addictive drug. Dr. Evan Nichols, oncologist and vampire, used to hunt down the addicts for The Alliance. Now he spends his days trying to keep people alive, humans and vampires alike.Tara West is a bit of a workaholic who buries herself into her work to keep from having any kind of relationships due to a really bad breakup when she had a leukemia relapse.So we have the setup. The first portion of the book builds the characters and gets "under their skin" a bit so you know them a bit better. Then they get thrown together into a romance they both have to really work hard at.As with many of these stories, there is a tragedy and the good doctor has to use both of his skills as a hunter and as a doctor to save her if he can (and nothing is for sure).The romance is good; the sex may have been a bit overdone. That is a matter of personal taste; this is far from an erotic novel. They just can't keep their hands off each other because in this vampire world that is just part of the `way it is".We have some really bad guy you will love to hate, some good secondary characters I expect we will see in a sequel, and a really good romance. What more could you want:)They both have some tragedy in their pasts that play in their reactions to many things, and the author feeds you just enough to keep you interested before she reveals the whole back story.Bottom Line: This is a good vampire romance in a sea of less entertaining novels. I enjoyed it, stayed up late trying to finish it, and loved it all. 4.5 Stars.Reviewed by:  Douglas C. MeeksMember of the Paranormal Romance Review Team