Vampire Books

I loved this book! I was a little worried about getting it because it was supposed to be funny. I don't like books that don't take themselves seriously, but this was not one of those. Contrary to the book jacket, this book is not centered around...
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I really could not get into this book because of the constant use of "Sheesh" and "Jeez" by the female protagonist and endless "God's Blood" by the main Vampire character. The extremely cliched use of what the author presumes to be a Scottish...
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My first Kerrelyn Sparks book. Light, humorous quick reading. The style and tone are simple and matter-of-fact.

A vampire, Roman Draganesti, loses one of his fangs by biting into a doll with synthetic blood and needs to find a...
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I don't think this was made to be a "stand alone" book, it was obviously part of a series. I read the first two books and really wanted to know what happened to Jane and Angela, I liked them. I know one of the reviewers complained that this was...
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Frankly, I normally like books that are part of a series, but this one just had way too many references to what may have been other books in a series about this vampire clan...and set ups for future books. Umpteen backstories that had nothing to...
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Angela Ryan wakes up with a strange woman and she doesn't know what has happened to her and she doesn't remember who she is. Thankfully she and Jane, the woman she awoke with are "saved" by a clan of Vampires. One vampire stands out from all the...
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For me a book is always good when I can not put it down and don't want to go to sleep or to work because I just want to see what happens next. That's exactly how it was with this book. I really enjoyed these stories.

I got the book...
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What have the reviewers here been reading? I picked this book up because I did enjoy Kresley Cole's books about the Scottish brothers. But, this book was terrible. Is it too much to ask for a little plot? Some character development? Sherrilyn...
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I don't know how to rate this. I purchased this book simply so I could read the Kresley Cole story. Nikolai and Myst's story is referred to throughout the entire Immortals After Dark series, so I feel it is important to read this story prior to...
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This book is delightful. I was drawn to this title because I am a huge fan of contemporary vampire romance with some comedy thrown in for good measure. The sex scenes are erotic, and the characters are fascinating yet grounded. The heroine, Joy,...
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After wishing up the perfect man at a friend's Goddess ceremony, Joy and her BFF Roxy head to Europe hoping to make their dreams come true and meet the man or vampire of their dreams. Once there, Joy becomes a love magnet for three very different...
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Very light weight, and drags it out a bit. A desperate and dateless chick decides to go on a holiday to the Czech Republic after hearing about some weird vampire legends.

Of course she runs into a couple of guys that might be or...
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***** "Santa Claws". Scottish werewolf in town to pay tribute to the new heir runs across a woman dressed as Santa. Great blend of humor and burning-hot steam. Plus, there's a shout-out to Emma Holly, which is way cool.

***** "Monster...
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If, indeed, the true definition of porn is no plot and copious sex, then this book is pure porn. It sucked (you should excuse the pun). It seems even the editors had their fill (you should excuse yet another pun): by the end novella there were...
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Dead and Loving It is the first anthology by MJD, the first three stories feature the werewolf pack from the book, Derik's Bane and the fourth features both the vampires from the Undead series and one of the werewolves.

All four...
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I enjoyed this book very much. I started reading it as soon as I received it. Christine Feehan and Angela Knight are exceptional writers,
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the story starts of really good then out of nowhere you have to stuggle to finsh the story.
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My two favorite stories were from Anela Knight and Maggie Shayne. The otheres were okay not the best but readable.
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First of all, I don't think it is fair for reviewers to give a book a bad rating because they read the books out order in the series and because of that didn't understand the characters or backgrounds. Even writers such as J.R. Ward and Kenyon...
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This is, without question, the worst vampire/paranormal romance book I've ever read (and I've had the misfortune to encounter quite a few). Like some of the previous reviewers, I stepped into this series on the fourth book without previously...
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I really liked this book. It was the first vampire, historical, romance novel that I read and now I can not find enough of them. If you enjoy historical romance with a twist you will enjoy this book.
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Even Hannah Howell had to give the paranormal a try....

I didn't care of any of these three short stories. They all were just too simple and lacking in content--even for short stories.


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This is a good book for those who enjoy vampire/slayer material. I personally love vampire books and stories so I am enjoying this one. Not the best book I've ever read (that would probably be twilight) but it's good.
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I've been reading Vampire romance for a few years now - some do it well and some don't. The Gardella series is falling in the latter category, which is sad because I too thought the premise was good. Gleason's writing is more Regency Romance than...
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The description of this book sounded like Buffy in the 1700's: Every generation one is chosen to fight the vampires and given superhuman abilities etc. Regency Buffy is basically what this book is. And that's not a bad thing.
The book...
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Betsy is so un-queen like. But I love her. I can't get enough. Be prepared to laugh until tears.
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I was disappointed by this entry in Mary Janice Davidson's Undead series. Undead and Unpopular lacks any real tension. It suffers from too much exposition and dialog. They are talking in the kitchen. They are talking in the parlor. They are...
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in the series. If not, that's how it reads. You're left hanging, and the entire plot line of the book seemed more appropriate as a subplot of book 6, Undead and Uneasy. I love this series, but it seems like the publisher had the author split...
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This is by far the best non-fiction on the show I have read so far. This book is very well-researched, very well-written, and very well-organized. I reccommend this book to anyone whom is interested in television studies, popular culture studies,...
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I just finished reading this book and the author has done a really wonderful job of weaving traditional vampiric lore into a dynamic and believable world, wherein the vampiric society is "alive" and well- and perhaps nearer than you'd think. But...
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I just finished reading this book, and I REALLY enjoyed it. Lichtenberg always provides a good read.
Vampires on the moon was, I thought, a different kind of premise, and that they were science fiction based, rather than occult or...
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You know how some books create characters and a world you love so much, you try to read slower because you don't want the book to end? This is not one of those books. I'm a fairly fast reader so I always finish any book I start. I have never...
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This book is filled information on the historical background for the Vampire Chronicles. It's an absolute "must read"! It also contains the original short story by Anne Rice of Interview With The Vampire.
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More an attempt to cash in on Rice's genre with far less enjoyment than that which was provided by the graphic novels and movies. Unless you like reading the encyclopedia or the dictionary, there's really no reason to purchase this book. Fans of...
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It's a great book to have for us Anne Rice Vampires, but it's sooo drawn out and it gets to the point where it's repeating itself. I had to skip 40 pages because I had already read it in the beginning a hundred times! But Anne Rices Vampire...
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I am enjoying this book. The author is giving me a peek into big city gay life as well as being an easy read with fun characters and a well paced story about vampires.
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I really liked Medeiros take on vampires and I enjoyed every minute of it. And the sex scenes were hot as well.
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This book is a quick, easy read. It just lacked the punch/inspiration to grab readers emotional attachment to the characters or the story. In other words, I finished the book but just wasn't that interested by the end of it.
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I had this book in its original e-book format.. most intriguing original story and will continue on and to book 2
A Keeper...
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I didn't like this book one bit. I think the main problem was the pacing. Each story is maybe 65 pages long and that is not just enough time to make two people fall in love, espeacially if a whole other plot line is going on at the same time....
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I love this comic book it is really nice.
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Title notwithstanding, "The Death of Buffy" is not about the death of Buffy. When the book begins, she's already dead. Rather, it should be called "Life without Buffy," as it strives to fill the gap between her death at the end of one season and...
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