Review: I'm Hooked on This Series Now
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
Vampire Keller O'Leary has only stepped foot in Nashville for two reasons:1). His sister, Sage, sent him a personal invitation;2). There is powerful blood flowing through the veins in Nashville.Only, there's a female force to be reckoned with inside this town.  After partaking in his evening "meal" and depositing her at the local hospital for treatment, he's assaulted.  His attacker is female, knows he is a vampire, and orders him to leave the city....Immediately.  There's just one problem:  he may have quite possibly located his one and only true mate.  Okay ~ actually there are a couple of problems ~ The second being the identity of his true mate.This is a well written novella that pulled  me into the world of Josie Hawk and won't let go.  I immediately added Crimson Beat and Indigo Dawn to my TBR shelf on Goodreads (see links below to add them to yours!)  Josie is a Huntress and she has no problem exerting her badassery.  She's intolerant of evil and bends over backwards (forward, inside, outside, or upside down if need be) to protect her humans.There is a certain amount of undeniable chemistry between Keller and his mate.  When Keller actually realizes what (or who) he's finally found, his lost sense of humanity slowly starts to rebuilt itself.  Josie is a tough, sarcastic hero but her love for the human population of Nashville is undeniable, making her a very strong and likable character.  Part of the novella is told from Keller's POV and part is told from Josie's POV.  This gives the novella a uniqueness that allows both characters to shine without dimming the star power of the other.  I can't wait to see where the author takes us in the next novella and full-length novel.Review copy courtesy of the author/publisher, at no cost, in exchange for an honest review.