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Book 18, 2012
Aug. 1st, 2012 10:35 pmOn my afternoon break today, I finished reading Don't Talk Back to Your Vampire by Michele Bardsley. It was the sequel to "I'm the Vampire, That's Why", and the book returns to Broken Heart, OK to pick up the story of another single-parent-turned-vampire.
In the second book, Eva finds herself falling for Lorcan, who is the vampire that went mad and killed several of the town's citizens, making it necessary for the other vampires to turn them to save them. Eva has forgiven Lorcan, and she wants him to forgive himself. As their tentative romance progresses, Eva learns of her abilities to command werekind. She is abducted and infected with the Taint and must be kept isolated from everyone, including her teenage daughter.
Again, this was a fun, light, fast-paced read with just enough drama to keep it from being too fluffy. I have a few more books in the series, and I'm looking forward to reading them.
4 stars
In the second book, Eva finds herself falling for Lorcan, who is the vampire that went mad and killed several of the town's citizens, making it necessary for the other vampires to turn them to save them. Eva has forgiven Lorcan, and she wants him to forgive himself. As their tentative romance progresses, Eva learns of her abilities to command werekind. She is abducted and infected with the Taint and must be kept isolated from everyone, including her teenage daughter.
Again, this was a fun, light, fast-paced read with just enough drama to keep it from being too fluffy. I have a few more books in the series, and I'm looking forward to reading them.
4 stars
