Review: The Witch's Vampire: New Adult Paranormal Romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2014
I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for a fair and unbiased review. "The Witch's Vampire", by Jami Brumfield, is a tremendous read. As it begins Sophie Waters is atempting to regain control of her own life. She is a giver, someone who cares for others to her own detriment. She sacrifices her own happiness to benefit others. She is resolved to look after her own interessts now. Now that her mother has passed away, Sophie just wants to go back to college in Florida. She stands up to her sister Chelsea and her father Rafe Waters. And then she is told something she hasn't known all her life that will now mark her future destiny. Sophie Waters is a witch...Well done Jami Brumfield! You were able to capture my attention, feed my curiosity, and engross me in this story. It is a grand opening, and I loved it. I didn't put this book down until I had finished it. It is full of everything the genre calls for: intensity, passion, romance, and steamy hot without detracting from the story itself. Yes,it is raw, it is uncut, it is full of twists and turns. And then there is Giovanni.  As soon as he saw her, his fate was sealed.  She spoke to his soul, silently, yet clearly. A love lost centuries ago had returned. And of course, nothing ever remains the same in such circumstances. The memory of the old must give way to the reality of the new. One must learn to love again...Sophie Waters and Giovanni Mancuso examine their emotions, their needs, desires. And the world is not at peace, there are matters that require their undivided attention. Who or what is behind the acts of war on the supernatural people of Mystery Springs? An entire army of adversaries in every size, shape and form must be dealt with. This paranormal romance, with mythological consequences, is a satisfying read. Yet heed the author's warning: "...this is a new adult paranormal novel and contains adult subject matter of sexual nature and profanity." For mature adults only.Reviewed by Thomas Jerome BakerAuthor ofHow to Teach Debating: Theory & Practical Handbook for the Non-Native Teacher,Debate Coach & International English Language Learner Worldwide