Review: Five Stars is Not Enough
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2014
This is a marvelous read, clearly the best of the series (although I have loved them all). In this one Maxie (human) and Jazz (human and Maxie's assistant at the SNAP business) are visiting with their two love interests. Jazz is dazzled by Nik (vamp) and gets closer and closer with him. However, all the danger associated with being around the Kandesky Vampire Clan freaks Jazz out! Maxie and her vampire lover Jean-Louie do their best to help Jazz work out the internal conflict she feels. Conflicted feelings aren't reserved just for Jazz as Maxie hasn't fully accepted all the "baggage" that goes with loving even such an urban stud as Jean-Louie. For those who have read any or all of the first six novels the following thoughts and the single spoken word by Maxie as part of the ending for White Nights will be meaningful: "And suddenly I know. All the questions, all the fears dropped away. I looked at the man I loved, the man I wanted to spend eternity with, and said, "Yes." Reading that, and realizing what it meant, my heart almost jumped out of my chest...that is why I say five stars is not enough!