Review: Great fun read, loved it.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 13, 2012
**This book contains adult situations, language and explicit sex scenes. NOT recommended for younger readers. Mature adults only**Be sure to check out the book tour for this series at my blog. Link is in my profile.This was a really good book. I had started to read the 2nd one Dead Faint, for a book tour, but felt a little lost, and ended up waiting til this one came out free at Amazon, as I was not supplied this one for the tour. I am glad I did read it, its really good. I will be honest, if it was not for the book tour, I never would have picked up these books to read. I may have grabbed this one, while free, just to try it. But the covers all turn me off. To me they are plain and nothing eye catching about them. I am one of those people unfortunately that does judge books by the covers, as there is too many books I want to read, and only approach books that catch my eye by the cover. I'm bad, I know. Can't help it, I am a visual type person.Ok, for the book, the writing was top notch, lots of promise for this writer, and some good unique ideas too, and even though it's a Vampire book, its done in a way that is new to me. I loved Deb/Dovey and Aaron too. Daniel was a little stuffy to me, but he grew on me a little, as did Rat.I do not want to say too much, so not to spoil anything. This book is short, and just about anything I say, will spoil it. Pretty much what can be said, is said in the blurb. The book is full of sarcasm, snark and laugh out loud comedy, which I did not expect. I really liked Deb/Dovey, and I didn't think I would, as she seemed to be a spoiled rich girl, and never worked in her life. Of course that changes when she wakes up "undead" in her coffin, dressed in a shroud (which is basically a sheet wrapped around her) and barefoot, which I think upsets her more than the fact she was in a coffin. (and to her dismay,not a comfy satin lined one either, plain pine box)She can't believe her family would not bury her in one of her designer outfits and shoes. (being Jewish has its downfalls for burials she figures)So, Deb/Dovey has to fend for herself without her trustfund. She has to actually work, and has only one skill, she can dance, and is a very pretty blonde. So you can guess the type of job she has to get. She handles it all pretty well, and I started to really like her.We also have other supernaturals in this book too, some werewolves, and mention of witches etc.Go pick up this book, its worth reading, and watch for my review for the 2nd book Dead Faint, coming soon, book tour stop at my blog is 10/14 come by, check it out, enter the giveaway. Click banner at bottom for my blog.5 out of 5 stars for this one, only negative is the cover, otherwise, great read, short too, and fun.