Vamps and the City (Love at Stake, #2)

by Kerrelyn Sparks

• ISBN10: 0061863688
• ISBN13: 9780061863684
• Publish Date: 3 March 2009 (first published 25 April 2006)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Imprint: Collins
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 400
• Language: English

Reviews

[nitzan_schwarz]

This was my second attempt of this series... and I think by now I realize this is just not the series for me.
The writing is alright, but I feel completely indifferent toward the characters. The emotions appear out of nowhere for no apparent reason, and to such a degree (he'll die for her, she'll die for him, blah blah) that all I can do is sigh.
Convincing myself to finish this book has been a struggle, but I have. Yay?

[Hixxup]

I'm sorry, but people keep saying that this series is great, which it may be but this book was lame. I don't like the whole turning back into a human from vampire concept. And honestly the sex scenes in this book lacked. I would have enjoyed this book more if the whole turning back into a human wasn't present and the sex scenes came off a little better.

[Linda]

Another good Love at Stakes book, but I was a little bummed with the ending... Why go back to mortal? Yes, I understand wanting the sun and everything, however, I really thought Darcy would come to terms with who she had become.

She and Austin will have their work cut out for them, though, I hope they'll be an asset to their vamp friends.

I was laughing my head off during the whole Vamp reality show, it was SO funny, but such a great way for the older female vamps to realize they could stand on their own two feet, and not need a master anymore. It was hilarious to see the reality show filming, as I have always laughed at real reality shows as well.

Fun book, a lot of LOL moments, and a lot of sad ones too.

Shanna will have a hard time keep on running from her dad, that man is serious trouble both for her, and all of the vamps.