Reviewed by Angie on
I thought that the plot was really fun, as it should be with Chick Lit. I really enjoyed the vampire politics, and the idea of Impures, which are half-vampires fighting for their rights within the vampire community. These vampires are not "out of the coffin" as in many series, so they have the Council to make sure that they remain a secret and can live normal lives along side humans. Obviously, there has to be some evil vampire politician out to get Ethan, and there is. There's no resolution to that plot thread this time, so I'm interested to see how it's carried out in the next books.
The characters took me a while to warm up to, especially Alexis. She's a bit too mouthy for my liking, and she spent a lot of book insulting Ethan and egging him on. I'm normally a fan of these kind of antagonistic to lover stories, but it was a little much in this case. I did like Brittany, but felt like she wasted on a lame side plot. Her whole "vampires are damn and must be saved" way of thinking was annoying at the beginning, but once Corbin arrives on the scene, things get much more interesting.
Overall, this was a fun read despite its flaws. There's some steamy sex scenes scattered through out, with plenty of biting! Ethan has some tricks up his sleeve! If it weren't for my slight dislike for the characters, I would have rated this higher. I am excited for what the next book has in store though.
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Reading updates
- Started reading
- 4 January, 2013: Finished reading
- 4 January, 2013: Reviewed