Review: fun and face paced
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2012
I was thinking that this was going to be a typical vampire book-you know, blah, blah, I wanna kill people for their blood, and oh, woe is me, blah- hahahaha, but NO! First, it's told mostly from Angeline's point of view, and she is struggling with the fact that she still has "human" thought, but is a "monster".  She is just looking for companionship, and even though she goes about it the wrong way, I still feel bad for her. I'm not sure if it's due to her bad turning, terrible sire, or the fact that she's just so lonely.  And then we get a look into the priest, Father Hadrian.  I am thinking I am definitely going to like him in the future, as he is going through some tough things in this story.  He's pissed that he's a monster, and torn from his vows, and then decides that he can use his powers to "save" people.  Now, by saving, you may not be thinking of the same thing that he is thinking.This is the short, fast, beginning of these two, and I have a feeling that this story line can turn into some great drama, as well as some of the coolest characters.  I am very, very interested to see if Tam will be in the picture for the next round, and I cannot wait to see what Father Hadrian is going to do with his new found glory  However, with the ending that this book has, I have NO IDEA where the author is going to take us... So, I'll jump on and hang on along for the ride