Review: Vampires and Werewolves, oh my...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2014
I luv it when I can give a book five stars. This book started out from the very beginning to have intrigue. People being kidnapped, a child being changed to a lycan and thrown into a locked facility to be studied, a very old and powerful vamp going in to gather Intel. Do you see how exciting it is and that's just the beginning. The story hooks you from the beginning and you don't want to put it down.Jack is the vampire and the minute he sees Tasha, somewhere deep inside he know that she is different. He wants to protect her, make sure she never feels alone and scared again and is never hurt by anyone again. But he also knows that he's got a job to do.Tasha is scared and distrustful of everyone, but the moment she meets Jack she knows that he is different, that he's special. The first time that she feels Jack feed from her she knows that she can't let her captors know that she wants to feed Jack, that she enjoys Jack's touch.They've told Tasha that she's a werewolf, but she hasn't changed, Jack knows why but hasn't told her and she becomes extremely glad of that fact the night of the full moon. When Tasha's captors try to make her change, she is hurting so much that she calls out for Jack.Will Jack endanger his mission to save Tasha? And can Tasha really have a lover that's a vamp?These are my second favorite kind of books, and if you like lycans and vamps as much as I do, then pick this one up. Even though it's a novella it's worth the read.