by Elisa Paige
I found the plot of Evie becoming a vampire interesting. I loved her descriptions of pain and the absence of pain. Both descriptions were right on. So, I settled into what I thought was somewhat stereotypical but still enjoyable vampire fiction. However, when James starts taking Evie out on the town...
This is the third book Ms Paige's I've read. I enjoyed this book as much as I enjoyed her two books from another publisher. This story about a male vampire stalking a female human to make her "his" has been done before. This version is fun because of Ms. Paige's writing voice. Some of the witty o...
This book was just to stereotypical of vampire fiction. On top of the unoriginal premise, the plot had a whole bunch of gaps and things weren't explained and leaps were made without any explanations. I had to stop this one about a quarter through.
26 year old Evelyn Reed (Evie) is a former hot shot reporter who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She has been told that there's nothing more the doctors can do for her. As she is leaving her doctors office, she decides that she is going to try and live. Fortunately, fate has plans for Evie.Jam...
The premise of this book is interesting, the characters are lovable but the plot has many gaps and is hard to follow. That's not to say that this book isn't worth your time. It's a nice, leisurely read with a cute love story. I just felt that the overall end goal wasn't obvious. The supernatural war...
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