Review: Short, sweet and savory
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2013
Short, sweet and all the more neat. Taming the Vampire by Chloe Heart, the first novella in a crescendo of books in Blood and Absinthe series, is captivating and intriguing. So much so that I had actually finished the seven chapter the packaged the story of Fae, Vampires, multi-dimensions and the complications of inter-species claiming.Taming the Vampire focuses on Liz Marlowe, part-human, part-Fae, demon hunter warrior girl, who at times, is too tough for her own good. In an effort to kill on powerfully dark creature lurking around Boston's streets, she followed her friend Celia's advice and asked the one vampire she despised most for help in completely a power transfer ritual.The well-worded, romantic adventure is fun, short and a great spring-board for the second novella in the series, Bound by the Vampire