Vampire Books

As always, Davidson keeps me interested and entertained. She is witty and thoughtful. An excellent read.
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This series is AMAZING! If you like paranormal romance, with twists, and adventure, you'll enjoy these books as much as I!! Also recommended : Anything by Laurel K Hamilton, or Christine Feehan.
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Kyrian and Amanda's story is the second in the Dark Hunter series, the first which deals directly with the Dark Hunters.

I am reading the series out of order, and was not as impressed with Night Pleasures as I have been with later...
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This is a great anthology. The characters grab you and you cannot put the book down. I have read this book over and over again, each time it is a lot of fun and sexy. All the authors have put their best foot forward in this book.
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Since the stories have been summarized very well in the two spotlight reviews, I'll just say what I thought of each one.

Turn Up the Heat by Sherrilyn Kenyon

I never thought that I would see the day when a Sherrilyn...
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I had the chance recently to finally sit down and read Colleen Gleason's The Rest Falls Away and I have to say it is one heck of a book.

I cut my teeth in the romance genre back in my teen years. I bypassed the lighter, contemporary...
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With two of my favorites genres combined I was excited to read this book and I really wanted to like it but halfway through I was skimming just to get through it. This can't be compared to Jane Austen or even a mediocre Regency novel. A lot of the...
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I have loved Joey Hills books since her first published, wonderful fantasy story, Guardians of the Continuum. This book is no exception!

It's the story of Jacob who decides he wants to devote his life, and then his heart to serve the...
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I really didn't enjoy this book. I am not a fan of BDSM, but I have been doing research into the subject because of J.R. Ward's upcoming book Lover Unbound.

I have read Natural Law, Ice Queen, Mirror of my soul and now this book. I...
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Jacob Green has spent his life searching for purpose, but the day he saw Lady Elyssa Yamato Amaterasu Wentworth he knew he had found his destiny. He disregarded the fact that he was a vampire hunter and that he had no way of entering her world....
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I bought this book used so there are alot of reviews already. I just want to say I enjoyed every one of these weird stories. Not every book has to be enthralling or mesmerizing some can just be fun to read. That is this one. From a vampire who is...
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Other reviewers have given the story outlines so I won't waste time repeating them.

Suffice it to say, thank goodness I borrowed this from the library rather than spending actual money on it. I have enjoyed Davidson's "Betsy" books...
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Lynsay absolutely rocks with her new series about a dysfunctional vampire family! I won't go into the plot line too heavy because you need to experience all the surprises and delights yourself.

A mother, two sons and a daughter (and more...
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Mixing the cliches of romance with the cliches of preternatural stories results in a flat, boring story that has none of the chicklit humour of MaryJanice Davidson or Katie MacAlister. Not worth the time or attention.
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This book is really, really silly. If you're in the mood for goofy, silly, and light, this is a great romance novel. If you're bored by overly detailed, clunky descriptions of everyday events and clinically described love scenes, skip it.

For...
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This is the legend of Vampire Huntress Damali Richards. She is tough,sexy and streetsmart with her ancient triple bladed dagger she calls..Madame Isis. She kicks vampire butt with finess. While Damali comes to terms with being a Neteru, she...
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This book may as well have ended in mid-sentence. It was very frustrating to have the book end without any feeling of conclusion whatsoever! It ends with a cliffhanger and left me feeling snubbed for paying full price for a book that I only read...
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From reading this novel one can tell that Banks is a first time writer. There are too many characters within her story and most of them are underdeveloped. The first hundred pages or so of the tale I was extremely confused as to what was going...
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If you're a fan of vampire romantic fiction, you'll enjoy this one. The basic premise is that our heroine, Joy, is accompanying her friend Roxy on a trip to the Czech Republic to try to visit a reclusive author of romantic vampire fiction and to...
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Two of the things I really harp on in my reviews are spineless and stupid heroines and abusive and cruel heroes. I am happy to inform every one that for the majority of the novel I did not want to strangle the main character. Instead, my wrath is...
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After being banned by the local coven from casting runes when it is suspected that she is causing diseasters by predicting them, Joy accompanies her friend, Roxy to the Czech Republic to meet a favorite author and learn more about the Dark Ones....
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Dawn Thompson is the Queen of the "hook" -- a term writers use to say the opening sentence grabs the reader and immediately jerks them into a story. The instant the reader reads the line "Jon stripped naked in the woad field', they're hooked! You...
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They mention the leads in other books and it was good to get to "know" them and their story.
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The collection of paranormal short stories and variety of authors may lead the reader to believe this opportunity to sample such a range of talent should not be missed. "Night Owl" was a delightful, yet playful look at paranormal love that...
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Some readers shall see this as author Gerry Bartlett's debut novel, but au contraire, "Ganymede" and I are clued up and know this is former historical romance author Lynn McKay. I enjoyed her historical works. However it's with this absolutely...
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What did I miss? I read the great reviews of this book and if there was even one dissenting opinion, I wouldn't be writing this at all, but I feel like I got duped by the good reviews, so