Review: Loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2012
This is the second book in the Vampire Erotic Theatre Series and I would recommend reading the first book, Covet, in the series before reading this one but the book could definitely be read as a stand alone. Callum, our hero, is a vampire working for Vampireotique and is on a mission in Paris to find more actors and actresses to perform at the theater. During his search of the night clubs in Paris he finds a female werewolf that he can't help being drawn too. After nearly a week of following her she finally approaches him to find out why he's following her. Kristina, our heroine, is the werewolf that Callum is following. She is very disturbed by him following her because she running from her pack because she refuses to bear children for the alpha male. Once these two actually meet there is no going back and their very intense feelings and sexual desires take over.For being a novella this book is paced perfectly and if you've read any of Felicity's books you'll know this is something that she's really good at. You will fall in love with these character as they fall in love with each other. There's not a whole lot of worldbuilding in this book most of that was done in the first book which is why I recommend you read the first book first it explains the theater to us and gives us an idea of how strict the laws are in vampire society and these two are definitely breaking the rules by being together because their supposed to be natural enemies. So this is a forbidden romance story for sure.I actually enjoyed this story more than I did the first which is saying a lot because I loved the first book in the series as well. I would recommend this book to paranormal romance fans and if you don't like violence, menage or bondage this is a good book for you. I would highly recommend reading this book even if you don't read the first book in the series but the whole series has been great so far and I can't wait to see what happens next in the third book "Seduce".