Sleeping with the Entity (Entity, #1)

by Cat Devon

Don't miss the next sexy installment in the entity series, Love Your Entity, coming January 2014!

Meet Daniella Delaney. She's all ready to open her shop, Heavenly Cupcakes, in one of Chicago's sleepier districts. But she's having a hard time convincing the local business association--namely Nick St. George--that she's a good addition to the neighborhood. Daniella hopes that her famous red velvet cupcakes will be enough to melt any man's heart. But Nick is no ordinary man. He's got fangs.

As leader of the Vamptown clan, Nick has no intention of letting Daniella breathe new life into his old haunts. But something about her leaves Nick hungry...for more. He can't control her mind like other humans, a trait that makes Daniella irresistible. Could it be that, for the first time in centuries, Nick has met his match? Love is always a force to be reckoned with. But can this vampire have his cake and eat it too?

• ISBN13: 9780312591465
• Publish Date: 4 June 2013
• Publish Status: Out of Print
• Out of Print: 20 December 2014
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Saint Martin's Griffin,U.S.
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 329
• Language: English

Reviews

[MurderByDeath]

A quick, entertaining read, provided you don't expect too much of it. Likeable characters, formulaic plot. The author did a very good job with setting and description - I could easily imagine the street in Chicago where the vampires called home. Her descriptions of the cupcakes were almost fattening themselves.

All in all, a fun read the held my attention.

[EBookObsessed]

God, I want a cupcake!! So much so that my husband almost talked me into going downtown Manhattan to the gourmet cupcake factory, but I think I am going to look up some recipes.

As far as the story itself, I had several issues with this story and the writing. Some things were very irritating like "Vamptown" (really? Couldn't have tried a little harder), and having one vampire explain to the boss where they are getting their blood (umm, he works here right?), an inner monologue is one thing and there were many explanations which just popped up conveniently.

I like my paranormal series, but not so cliched. The vampire stuff stopped just short of capes, coffins and bats and the sex appeal between the main characters was working one minute and then forced down your throat the next.

I think I'll pass on the rest of the series.

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