Review: Great book from Lexi's point of view
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2013
At the end of Book 1, The Master of Whitehall, we are left with Lexi being offered The Gift from her best friend Katelyn.  Lexi has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and Katelyn does not want to lose her best friend, especially at such a young age.  This book picks right back up from where the other started.  The book starts out talking about the transformation and change that Lexi goes through at the hands of her "parents" James and Katelyn.  Lexi takes to her new lifestyle like a duck to water.  She's able to pick up the nuances that are prevalent in vampire life.  She's able to hunt with lethality and precision, killing her prey when necessary and only drinking from it the rest of the time.  She's young and beautiful which helps her in her  hunt.  However, she's lonely.  Everyone at Whitehall has a mate but her.  She knows she's young and she has time, but she just can't help but feel like she needs someone with her now.  And that is where she runs into problems.This is an easy read story and if you are already a fan of Master of Whitehall, then it already has you hooked from the start.  What if you have not read the first book?  It is possible to read this book as a stand alone, but you are missing out on the back story from the first book.  This is a nice story about young vampires and learning the ropes and the challenges that come along with immortality.  There is comedy, sex (not very graphic), drama and romance.  The book has it all.  If you want a good story about vampires and a different take on their existence, then read The Master of Whitehall and Lexi's Legacy.