Review: The Dhampire: a review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 10, 2012
In the beginning of this paranormal romance suitable for older teens for it's descriptions of sensuality between the two main characters, the female one of these individuals, coming from a broken home, as identified by her having a screaming is introduced just hours after her eighteenth birthday. What she, named Candice is about to do as the story starts, about to burying her pet cat, Cosmic. As expected, Candice almost instantly meets and starts a relationship with the vampire of this story named Jason, and as time goes on in it, the romance grows, and at times throughout the sensuality betweeen Candice and Jason is well, sort of intense. Candice seems to be getting injured quite a bit. Jason also has other vampire family members which show up. There's not much violence in this story, the author focuses mostly on the romance between the two main characters.As I was reading this, I couldn't help but feel reminded of another popular girl meets and falls in love with a vampire series of books. This is quite similar to that, there's nothing new I haven't seen before. Amazingly enough, Cosmic, as I've never read about what happens to her before in any other book before.