Paul Jones has been working at Argeneau industries for two years. Each day he looks forward to having the same break as Jean Louise, even though she doesn't even realise he is alive. Paul, a recent widower and a single dad, sometimes feels guilty about his attraction to Jean Louise but he cannot s...
I'm glad Lynsay Sands is back with a great story because the last few books in this series have been a disappointment. I hoped it to be as funny as the first Argeneau books but it wasn't. It was really emotional with fantastic characters and interesting plot.The only problem with the book was my wis...
I always love Lynsay Sands Argeneau books. Yeah, just like any series, once you have a lot there are only so many unique story lines. This one was a tad different. Still enjoyed it.
I think I just fell in love with this latest release in this series. Definitely a bit different story line than the others, but with the same level of passion, adventure, danger and tender love scenes that will just break your heart, and bring a tear to your eye. The emotional aspect of the story wa...
The Lady is a Vamp, numbered 17th in Lynsay Sands’ Argeneau/Rogue Hunter Series takes us on an adventure with Jeanne Louise Argeneau, Scientist! Jeanne Louise works at Argeneau Enterprises (where synthetic blood is produced for our immortals,) in the Research and Development Department working on ge...
I enjoyed the book. This series is always a fun read, always a bit predictable, but in a wonderful way. You know you can count on thoroughly enjoying the story, love the characters and how they fall in love. This book lived up to all of that and was one of my favorites until the end. Parts of the en...
I quite enjoyed Jeanne Louise's story. I LOVED little Livy and Paul was quite likeable too. I would have like to see more of their family unit in terms of training Livy and Paul but maybe we'll get to see them in future books. http://bookjunkie57.tumblr.com/post/30063748583/read-with-me-the-lady-is-...
A good story even though it was a bit more serious than the rest of the series. I liked how the relationship developed, the fathers devotion to his daughter and facing their difficult dilemma Immortal Jeanne Louise is kidnapped by mortal Paul because he has a pressing need for a vampire.
Review originally posted here: http://thebookpushers.com/2012/08/09/review-the-lady-is-a-vamp-by-lynsay-sands/I’ve long been a fan of the Argeneau series, and although I’ve found that recent books just don’t live up to the awesomeness that was the first 5-6 in the series, Sands still rates fairly hi...
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