Review: Vampires and Werewolfs
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
I love this author's approach to the Paranormal, her creative mind, the unique spin she puts on the genre and I thought book one was wonderful. I was looking for the budding romance between vampire Asher and college geek Gabby to blossom, complete, of course, with edgy werewolf and vampire episodes. I did get the werewolf and vampire brouhahas, no disappointment there, but book two had no solid connection to  book one's storyline. It was fragmented. And the sweet, gentle, considerate, drink-only-animal's-blood-from-bottles-supplied-by-the-butcher Asher that I had come to know, trust and love, lost his charm. How? Why? Where? I'm not sure... The very same Asher who could read minds and would know exactly where his lady love Gabby was at any moment due to their inextricable bond, was asking Gabby's best friend "where did they take her?" So why four stars? I still found book 2 well worth the read if, for nothing more, than the scope of the author's agile imagination and ability to intrigue the reader.