Review: Undying Destiny
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2013
Emily Ross, nurse is about to have her life turned upside down by a man who does not seem to understand her need for the freedom to make her own decisions. Kenrick St James, three hundred year old vampire is about to have his life turned upside down by a woman who does not seem to understand his need to protect her. Oh, these two were so much fun to read. Kenrick knows that he knows best. Emily is thriving for never repeating past mistakes. Kenrick is the epitome of controlling, domineering, and over the top bossy. He has to be though. He takes his role as protector seriously and he has unintentionally dragged the very human Emily into something she has no way of protecting herself from.My biggest problem with Undying Destiny was the villain. I like sinisterly evil villains. Marguerite seemed more of a perverted sexual deviant to me than villain who is capable of malevolent atrocities. She does cause a plenty of trouble. She also has the power and means to do much more. Considering how things went at the end I can definitely see a shift in priorities. That could make for some far more interesting circumstances in the future books in this series. I think it may open the door for a change in the evils that are dispensed.I will definitely move forward with The Enclave Series. Jessica has introduced her readers to some interesting heroes that I'd like to get to know better. Ms. Lee has given us just enough intriguing info that you just have to know more about them. I also am eager to see the next couple find their happily ever after. They share a mutual interest, but of course the man is stubborn and thinks he can only bring trouble and misery into his heroine's life. There's a good love story to be found there.book provided by the publisher for the purpose of an honest review