“The Lazarus Child” Review

Hello Friends!

I was supposed to post this review on the 28th, and I apology for my delay (it’s the early morning 29th).

“The Lazarus Child“, written by Jay Raven, this is the third book in the Blood Riders series, a paranormal novel, a dark fantasy vampire book with a gothic horror feel, published on January 28th 2021.

I want to thank Rachel, at Rachel’s Random Resources, and Jay Raven for the eCopy of this book, and for allowing me to join in the fun and being a part of the blog tour with my honest review of the book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

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Synopsis

To save his missing daughter a distraught slayer must venture deep into the heart of darkness

Legendary vampire hunter Anton Yoska is on the edge, tormented by the rumour that the precious child he once thought dead is still alive and lost in a world of monsters.

One creature alone knows for sure what happened to Gretchen, but Terek Modjeski won’t divulge his secret – revelling in the twisted power over his long-time foe.

Despairing and drinking heavily, Anton stumbles from near disaster to near disaster as he puts his team in jeopardy, testing their friendship and loyalty to snapping point.

Only one diabolical solution is possible – to confront Terek in his maximum security cell and force the bloodsucker to end his game of cat and mouse. But making the cunning infernal talk will mean employing brutal methods that go against every code Anton has ever lived by, forcing him to become as much of a demon as the leeches he hunts.

Face to face with the evil, taunting vampire, the desperate slayer takes a decision that will change his destiny forever – sending him hurtling into danger to confront a terrifying truth about his lost child that risks not only his sanity but the future of mankind.

Purchase Links: Amazon US | Amazon UK

Author Content Warning: strong adult themes  – violence and some “mostly off-screen” sexual violence

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Author Bio

Jay Raven is the author of Gothic chillers and historical horror reminding readers that the past is a dangerous place to venture, full of monsters and murderous men. He blames his fascination with vampires, witches and werewolves on the Hammer Horror films he watched as a teenager, but living in a creepy old house on the edge of a 500-acre wood may have something to do with it.

Social Media Links – Facebook  | Twitter | Website

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My Review

I love vampire stories. It’s a particular subgenre and mythology that I’m fascinated about.

Jay Raven keep surprising me with the route this series is taking. Book after book I loved it even more. He took me on a journey through the darkness and left me want more.

I love the dynamic of the vampires in the book. I love the characters, I love the fact that we are following a vampire hunter, which really is unique in all Vampire Stories world. It’s another side of the same coin and get so pumped thinking about the whole concept of the series.

Anton is a character that keeps developing and reading about his struggles and his interactions with society, and specially the vampires, is such an emotional rollercoaster. He has depth in his personality. I felt connected with him and I could understand him and his reasoning, thanks to the author’s craftsmanship.

Loved the flow of the story and the different points of view. And it was a page turner. Couldn’t put it down and read most of it at night. Which was quite interesting for my dreams afterwards.

Overall, and since I don’t want to spoil anything, let me just say that when I read Jay Raven’s vampire – vampire hunter story I get this new boost of energy and love of the subgenre.

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Don’t forget to check out all the other bloggers that given their contribute in this Blog Tour with their Reviews, Q&As and Extracts.

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Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author or publisher and want me to do a review of a book please check out my Request Review page to learn more about the reviewing policies.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books. And I’m open to debate and exchange opinions, so let’s talk.

Also, if you would like to join me as a guest on my blog, check out the Guests Post page to know more and contact me so we can start planing your visit.

Love,

Jess

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“The Blood Society” Review

Hello Friends!

Today I bring my full review of a book that was written by a friend. It was the last book I read in July, and although I wrote a quick review early this month, I thought I should expand more my review.

“The Blood Society“, written by B. B. Palomo, is the first novel in a brand new paranormal series called A Department of Vampire Extermination, published on August 20th 2020 by Ember Sky Publishing, LLC.

I want to thank B. B. Palomo for the ARC of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

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Synopsis

When the world bites, you bite back.

Sammy Cordova’s life is complicated. Between grieving the loss of her longtime partner and the grueling task of hunting vampires, she can barely keep her head on straight. The last thing she needs is more chaos in her life, but as the daughter of the esteemed founders of the Department of Vampire Extermination, chaos comes with the territory.

When a company scientist suddenly dies in a freak accident on the same day she discovers a potential cure for a virus that is aggressively creating a world of vampiric beings, Sammy is eager for answers.

Forced to team up with Gray, a new hunter who better serves as an irritant than a partner, she has no choice but to temporarily swallow her grief, train Gray, and make sense of the world around her.

Will her desperate hunt for the truth put them back on track for a much-needed cure, or will it tear her already fragile psyche apart? Find out in this adrenaline-rushing paranormal romance adventure!

Purchase Link: Amazon

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About the Author

B.B. Palomo is an American author from the state of Arizona. A writer at heart with a wild imagination, she has always had an affinity for the supernatural. Her debut novel began as a short story written in the fourth grade. While it was nowhere close to the writing prompt assigned, her teacher gave her credit anyway, noting the creativity B.B. demonstrated. This encouragement sparked her dream of becoming an author.

Even though B.B. was born in Arizona, she is not the desert heat’s biggest fan. Give her the subtle crunch of freshly fallen snow under her boots any day. In school, B.B. often used the old trick of hiding a book within her textbook while pretending to follow along with the rest of the class, though she still placed significant value on her studies. After graduating high school, she moved on to study business management in college.

B.B. now works as a licensed financial principal by day and works on her novels and blog by night. She is a wife and a mother—to an amazing daughter and a few fur babies—but when she does manage to find the time to unwind, B.B. enjoys a tall cup of coffee to go with a great book, all while daydreaming about the next story she wants to bring to life.

Social Media Links: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Goodreads

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My Review

As many of you know, I love vampire stories. It’s a kind of story/myth that I find fascinating. I love to see what the author take is of the entire “vampire community”; what is the origin story, how the society works.

“The Blood Society” is the first book in the series, and of course we get the introductions of the world, some important characters, including the main character, and we get to understand little by little what it going on. That been said, this is a fantastic opening to a brand-new vampire world.

We follow Samantha, aka Sammy, and it’s through her point of view that the story unfolds. Sammy was amazing!  She’s the kind of character that we can connect with. Sammy isn’t only dealing with the vampires and working for a company trying to protect the world from the “monsters”, she’s also dealing with loss. And that made her very believable. Plus, I love that she got to grow and develop. I honestly can’t wait to see what else is going to happen in book two, especially because of the revelations in the end of this novel.

The beginning of the book had this dream like feeling. It happened in the past and it’s our introduction to the vampires and the hunters, as well as the tragedy that is going to mean a lot in the rest of the book. From there, we jump to the present, following Sammy through her daily life as a hunter, experiencing every emotion, every moment she goes through.

But this book wasn’t just about Sammy, of course. There is a group of characters that we get to meet, some that I immediately liked and found fascinating, and others that set off some alarms in my mind.

The relationships between them, and the relationships that Sammy has with them, give us an understanding of the personalities and open our minds to the context of the story and plot. I love seeing the interactions of how real they felt.

Even the romance… I loved how Sammy doesn’t need him (not going to say who) to keep living, but he does help out a lot. It’s through their interactions that we learn more about Sammy and get to see her growth and the real struggle she’s dealing with. So, I loved it because it gave me some contrast, and sweet moments as well.

One of the brilliant things about this story is how much it made me think. My brain filled with many theories and I was happy and excited when I realized I was on the right track. Still, the revelations were mind blowing, some I was surprised to learn.

Overall, I absolutely love this book and I highly recommend it. With action, romance, mystery, surprises and the vampire/hunter dynamic that, combined with the interesting origin story, gave us an unique book and series.

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Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author or publisher and want me to do a review of a book please check out my Request Review page to learn more about the reviewing policies.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books. And I’m open to debate and exchange opinions, so let’s talk.

Also, if you would like to join me as a guest on my blog, check out the Guests Post page to know more and contact me so we can start planing your visit.

Love,

Jess

Cover Reveal “The Blood Society”, by B.B. Palomo

Hello Friends!

Today I bring you a cover reveal for a Paranormal Novel, written by a friends. You guys know I love Paranormals, so this shouldn’t be a surprise.

“The Blood Society“, written by B. B. Palomo, is the first novel in a brand new paranormal series called A Department of Vampire Extermination, and it will be published on August 20th 2020.

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Synopsis

When the world bites, you bite back.

Sammy Cordova’s life is complicated. Between grieving the loss of her longtime partner and the grueling task of hunting vampires, she can barely keep her head on straight. The last thing she needs is more chaos in her life, but as the daughter of the esteemed founders of the Department of Vampire Extermination, chaos comes with the territory.

When a company scientist suddenly dies in a freak accident on the same day she discovers a potential cure for a virus that is aggressively creating a world of vampiric beings, Sammy is eager for answers.

Forced to team up with Gray, a new hunter who better serves as an irritant than a partner, she has no choice but to temporarily swallow her grief, train Gray, and make sense of the world around her.

Will her desperate hunt for the truth put them back on track for a much-needed cure, or will it tear her already fragile psyche apart? Find out in this adrenaline-rushing paranormal romance adventure!

Pre-order Link: Amazon

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About the Author

B.B. Palomo is an American author from the state of Arizona. A writer at heart with a wild imagination, she has always had an affinity for the supernatural. Her debut novel began as a short story written in the fourth grade. While it was nowhere close to the writing prompt assigned, her teacher gave her credit anyway, noting the creativity B.B. demonstrated. This encouragement sparked her dream of becoming an author.

Even though B.B. was born in Arizona, she is not the desert heat’s biggest fan. Give her the subtle crunch of freshly fallen snow under her boots any day. In school, B.B. often used the old trick of hiding a book within her textbook while pretending to follow along with the rest of the class, though she still placed significant value on her studies. After graduating high school, she moved on to study business management in college.

B.B. now works as a licensed financial principal by day and works on her novels and blog by night. She is a wife and a mother—to an amazing daughter and a few fur babies—but when she does manage to find the time to unwind, B.B. enjoys a tall cup of coffee to go with a great book, all while daydreaming about the next story she wants to bring to life.

Social Media Links: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Goodreads

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Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author or publisher and want me to do a review of a book please check out my Request Review page to learn more about the reviewing policies.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books. And I’m open to debate and exchange opinions, so let’s talk.

Also, if you would like to join me as a guest on my blog, check out the Guests Post page to know more and contact me so we can start planing your visit.

Love,

Jess

“Memórias de um Vampiro” Review

Hello Friends!

Leaving this message to my English only speakers friends and followers, as a warning since this is going to be a post in Portuguese.

To my Portuguese friends and followers… Enjoy!

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Olá meus queridos amigos!

“Memórias de um Vampiro”, escrito por Rafael Loureiro, é o primeiro livro da Triologia Nocturnus, publicado a setembro de 2009 pela Editorial Presença.

Era para ter publicado esta review ontem, mas acabei por não conseguir vir ao computador para terminar de escrever o post. Mas aqui está a review.

Já tinha lido este livro à algum tempo, mas ainda não tinha escrito a minha review, e este verão decidi reler e finalmente publicar as minhas opiniões. Se vocês já leram o livro, digam-me nos comentários o que pensaram. Se ainda não leram, espero que dêem uma chance e entrem neste mundo.

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Sinopse

Memórias de Um Vampiro é o primeiro volume de uma trilogia onde romance e aventura se combinam para nos abrirem as portas a um universo repleto de emoções intensas, valores supremos e conflitos arrebatados. Daimon DelMoona, nascido no século XVII, viu o seu mundo desmoronar-se quando a mulher que ia desposar morre. Do seu sofrimento é resgatado por uma vampira, que lhe concede o Novo Nascimento. E assim começa uma odisseia que atravessa os séculos para culminar numa batalha contra o tirano Alexander, um vampiro sedento de poder. Para travá-la, novas alianças terão de ser forjadas, e um amor com ressonâncias do passado terá de ultrapassar duros obstáculos. Mas conseguirá Daimon vencer esta cruzada e concretizar o seu amor sem fim?

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Sobre o Autor

Rafael Loureiro, Professor de Educação Física, praticante e Mestre de Artes Marciais, nunca perdeu o gosto pela escrita que cultivou desde cedo.

Apaixonado pelo gótico e pelo Mito do Vampiro, fez uma incursão espiritual a este mundo oculto onde conheceu de perto a sua Alma e os seus Demónios. Decidiu então começar a descrevê-los nos seus poemas, assinando-os já como DelMoona, o seu alter-ego. Foi nessa altura também em que ergueu as suas vestes negras para jamais as deixar de usar.

Não satisfeito, decide escrever contos, aventuras, desse personagem que descobriu dentro de si. Um dia, é-lhe sugerido compilá-los num livro, e assim nasceu Memórias de um Vampiro, publicado em Edição de Autor em 2007 e posteriormente pela Editorial Presença em 2009. Naturalmente seguiu-se a sequela com Ascensão de Arcana, publicado primeiramente também em Edição de Autor, e por fim A Redenção.

Toda a sua narrativa constitui um paralelo muito próximo da sua própria vida e da sua realidade, de acontecimentos que se passaram consigo e se traduzem, claro, na realidade de Daimon DelMoona.

Em 2016 termina um novo livro, Cinzas de um Novo Mundo, um romance num universo tech noir, uma ramificação independente do universo da Trilogia Nocturnus.

Social Media Links – Website | Facebook | Instagram

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Minha Review

“Acredito que nós durante a nossa vida nos cruzamos com situações pelas quais o destino nos obriga a passar, mas o caminho entre elas, somos nós que o fazemos com as nossas decisões.” (p. 28)

Li e reli o livro. Continuo a adorar diversos aspetos deste livro, e em breve falarei deles. Primeiro quero referir que conheci o Rafael Loureiro, o autor deste livro, em 2016, li os livros na altura, e tinha prometido dizer o que achava enviando-lhe uma mensagem, infelizmente o tempo pareceu fugir das minhas mãos e nunca mais fiz o prometido. Bem, agora que voltei a ler, decidi que tinha de ser, tinha de (para além de enviar mensagem) escrever uma review. E aqui está ele.

Quanto aos aspetos que gostei neste primeiro livro. Comecemos pelo principio.

Primeiro, adorei que houvesse um Léxico, porque isso ajuda imenso quando entramos num novo mundo e existem vários elementos no mundo e na sociedade que precisamos de saber, e poupa trabalho a tira notas.

Segundo, o prólogo e a história da origem dos vampiros. A ligação ao anjo Tiriel e a Deus e cria ligações desde o início, deixando-nos a questionar diversos assuntos.

Terceiro, as personagens… Este livro encontra-se na primeira pessoa. Seguimos um homem cujo o nome “desconhecemos” (sabes devido à sinopse, mas apenas sabemos verdadeiramente que é ele até ao capítulo IV), e é pelos seus olhos que somos introduzidos a um grupo de personagens peculiares e interessantes, tão diferentes uns dos outros.

Por causa dessas personagens, boas e más, somos transportados numa máquina do tempo, visitando outros tempos e outros locais. Somos levados a querer saber mais sobre as personagens sobre a sociedade Nocturnus.

Depois existe a ação. Tem muita ação. Combates que nos fazem sentir que estou presentes de uma maneira rápida e entusiasmante, tal como se estivéssemos a jogar um jogo de consola que nos coloca no fundo da cadeira e quase a saltar.

“Nessa noite mudei. Obviamente já havia mudado antes, mas esta transformação foi diferente, foi interior, foi na Fé. Afinal o Deus distante realmente existia, podia ser bom ou mau, mas estava lá em cima, naquele céu noturno olhando para baixo e, quem sabe,  olhando para mim e talvez já arrependido de ter levado para si a outra parte da minha vida, a minha da dama de cabelos ruivos.” (p. 40)

E não me posso esquecer, claro, da temática religiosa e toda a ideia de destino e reencarnação. Da primeira vez tive imensas questões sobre as relações de diversas personagens tendo em conta esse mistério, e confesso que depois de reler continua a provocar a minha mente a questionar sobre a vida, sobre a nossa existência e alma. Por isso, esse aspeto é um dos que mais adorei e considero importante para mim, como razão para recomendar o livro.

Por fim, quero apenas dizer que quando virem o livro, ele é pequenino, mas isso não interessa. Podia ter algumas coisas extra que gostava de saber melhor ou de ver melhor, talvez, mas estava tão embalada que nada disso me importou. Isto porque o autor foi capaz de me cativar para a sua história, e para mim é isso que importa verdadeiramente.

Através da escrita de Rafael Loureiro, deduzi, emocionei-me e questionei. Vivi em localizações quem nem sempre estavam identificadas em concreto. Vivi em tempos passados. Senti tristeza pelas personagens, tal como alegria e revolta, medo e entusiasmo.

E no final, tive de ir fazer o teste e descobrir a verdade sobre mim.

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Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author or publisher and want me to do a review of a book please check out my Request Review page to learn more about the reviewing policies.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books. And I’m open to debate and exchange opinions, so let’s talk.

Also, if you would like to join me as a guest on my blog, check out the Guests Post page to know more and contact me so we can start planing your visit.

Love,

Jess

“Crimson Siege” Review

Hello Friends!

I hope you are doing well, and that you are having a fun Friday. Do you have any plans for this weekend? I’m sick at the moment so I’m staying home and doing some writing, blogging and reading.

Nevertheless, today I bring you a review of a paranormal romance, a vampire book that I have been excited to share with you guys. “Crimson Siege” is the first book in the Blood Riders Series written by Jay Raven.

Thank you Rachel, at Rachel’s Random Resources, and Jay for the eCopy of the book and for allowing me to be a part of this blog tour and give my honest review.

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Blurb

In the Godforsaken badlands of Transylvania the fragile truce between mankind and monsters is about to explode…

When bounty hunters target one of 19^th century Europe’s most feared vampire clans, the last place any lawman wants to be is caught in the middle…

But for Anton Yoska, Lord Marshal of the Imperial lands south of the Carpathian Mountains, fate has trapped him in a supernatural stand-off that can end only in a bloodbath.

A gang of mercenaries led by Anton’s former army comrade Milosh Drubrick have captured vampire aristocrat Stefan Modjeski, wanted for a string of frenzied murders, and have come to Anton to claim the reward. And as Stefan’s predatory undead kin lay siege to the jailhouse, Anton is faced with an agonising choice – hand over his prisoner and abandon the bounty hunters to their unspeakable fate, or stand and fight.

The jailhouse defenders are outnumbered and out of options. It’s a battle that can’t be won, certain slaughter for them all, and Anton can’t trust his scheming allies. But Lord Marshal Yoska isn’t about to surrender.

For he’s an experienced vampire hunter, a dangerous man when cornered, and a single minded warrior who knows there are worse things to fear than death…

Purchase Links –

Universal purchase link: http://geni.us/9E27uh

Amazon.com link: https://amzn.to/2HZrEar

Amazon.co.uk link: https://amzn.to/2JUJqxb

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Author Bio

Jay Raven is the author of Gothic chillers and historical horror reminding readers that the past is a dangerous place to venture, full of monsters and murderous men. He blames his fascination with vampires, witches and werewolves on the Hammer Horror films he watched as a teenager, but living in a creepy old house beside a 500-acre wood teeming with bats may have something to do with it.

Social Media Links – Facebook  | Twitter | Website

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My Review

I have always enjoyed vampire stories. I love to see how the author takes the theme (vampires) and make it their own. With “Crimson Siege”, Jay Raven give us a book full of excitement, action, horror, vampires and crazy moments that I can’t even describe because the book was so good.

It was so different from all the other vampire books I have read, and that made it refreshing to me. It that gothic vibe that I quite enjoy in a vampire book with that touch or horror that just makes it scary and unexpected. And it made me remember the first time I read Dracula, and how wowed I was about it.

My writer side appreciated the concept of the book a lot. I have 2 worlds I have developed in the vampire genre, and in one of them I am trying to get this gothic, raw and real feeling in it, and Jay’s books just made me inspired to get out even more of my comfort zone (in terms of writing) and try new styles of writing and develop my own vibe in the vampire genre. So I want to thank Jay for getting me excited about this genre again.

As a reader that loves the genre, I must say that I love that this is also an historical fiction book. It gave the book a nice set for the characters and plot to develop. From the first characters we met to the last one, no matter if they were main characters or not, they get your full attention, and as they keep growing and changing, you follow their lives throughout the events in the book, and I can’t wait to read the next book and know more.

Trust, revenge, power, war, relationships… Twists and turns… You get a full of emotion journey through a vivid world that Jay created. If you love horror, paranormal and vampires, this is the book for you and, personally, I can’t wait to read the next one.

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Don’t forget to check out the post of all the blogger that are participating in this blog tour. I hope you have fun with all the promo, reviews, guest posts or Q&As that may be posted.

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Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess

“Enduring Service” Review

Hello friends,

“Enduring Service” is the third book in Regina Morris‘ Colony Series. This series is a Paranormal Romance, with Vampires, so you guys know I would go crazy for that.

I got the eCopy of the book in exchange for an honest review. That been said, here is the blurb:

Colony Agent Sulie Metcalf, the President’s private physician, has been in love with the same human man for nearly thirty years. She refuses to allow herself the joy of true love because her feelings are unrequited by her human boss, Jonathan Dixon. As Dixon’s retirement looms near, and his memories of Sulie and the last thirty years of his life are about to be erased, does she confront her fear of intimacy and take a leap of faith before it’s too late?

Dixon has decided to retire and enjoy what time he has left. When Sulie is kidnapped during a medical emergency, Dixon realizes that retirement means giving up everything, and everyone, he’s known for the last three decades. Will he risk his life, and his heart, to save her?

You can add the book to your Goodreads TBR.

Also, check out the rest of the Colony Series on Goodreads and add it to your TBR

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Before the review, I would like to thank Regina for the book, and second, I have to say that this is the first book I’m reading of hers, and even though my mind goes a bit crazy if I don’t read the books in a series in order, I was taking a leap of faith because Regina said that this book would be a good book to jump into.

And hold and behold, she, of course, was right! I didn’t feel confused of feel like I wasn’t understanding the plot of the world. So you guys can jump into the series with this book too, it’s perfectly fine.

If you have seen some of my blog post and my Instagram page, you probably know by now that I love the Paranormal Romance genre and especially Vampire books. I love reading them and figure out, and really understand, what makes the vampires what and who they are. Every author has their own “thing” that they put in their vampires that makes them different from every single book and series about vampires. And that’s what really made me start writing my own vampire series.

I was curious to know about the vampires in this story, and the vampire society and characteristic and the vampirism (the drinking blood and all that) made sense too me. It had that particular thing that made this series different from the others I have read. Regina added something unique to her own vampire story and that’s really what made me excited while I was reading the book. That and the characters.

Talking about the characters… Sulie Metcalf is the main female character, she’s a doctor and a Colony Agent, and we know right from the start that she loves Jonathan Dixon, the Director of the COLONY, “the human liaison between the President and the vampire team who had protected all the presidents since Lincoln’s assassination”.

As we keep reading, we start to understand no only the world and Sulie, but also Dixon. I found myself liking him a lot, even finding him funny, and loving how Sulie cared for him.

First of all, Sulie is such an unusual name for me, but it gives her such an interesting aura and I love it. Second, Dixon is a cutie pie. That’s it! You guys really have to go read the book so you can understand why.

There was action and since it’s a series about a security team, of course the book had to go through some rollercoaster of action and “Oh no!” or “Hell, yes!” moments.

I liked how the story was written, I liked how you could feel empathy for the characters, and I loved the vampire aspects of the story. I’m curious to know more about the Vampire Council, because there’s something there that I need to explore. And I’m now very curious to read all the other books in this series, including the first two.

That been said, it may not be a surprise that I recommend this book, especially if you are a vampire lover, you have to give this series a shot if you haven’t already.

 

Don’t forget to go to Regina Morris‘s social media accounts and website to find out more about her books and new about upcoming releases:

Goodreads | Website | Twitter | Facebook

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You can also find this review on my Goodreads page,

 

Don’t forget to comment, don’t be stranger. If you have any book recommendation you can leave a message using the form on my Contact Me page.

If you are an author and want me to do a review of your book you can go check out my Request Review page.

I always welcome new books to add to my list and I’m always excited to do reviews and read books.

Love,

Jess