Showing posts with label vampires. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vampires. Show all posts

Friday, 6 March 2020

Kiss and Consume by Lynelle Barrett

Kiss and ConsumeKiss and Consume by Lynelle Barrett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Info

Abigail's parents are executed as vampires and she flees to the house of a local teacher. He is kind and he believes that she is innocent. A romance starts to build, but things are not quite as they seem and tragedy strikes.

Review

The book is a great read and there is twists and turns and nothing is ever certain. The unknowns causes people to be gruel and thirst for blood and that leads to a lot of unhappiness. I like the relationship between Abigail and Levi. It's full of love and trust and childlike learning.
The plot goes up and down and I feel like it had more potential than what it delivered. It is a good book, but I feel like it could have been more. Also, there are certain aspects of the plot that are a little bit hard to follow, like the case of the doctor's hatred and his past life with Elisabeth.
It is important to remember that this is a first in series so, of course, there has to be something left to the next books in the series.
All in all, I like this book, but there are parts that I did not like so much hence the four stars. I definitely want to read the next book in the series.

* ARC received from BookSirens

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Monday, 28 October 2019

Long Live Dead Reckless by Safari Spell


Stars: ★★★★★



General info

Talor is an ordinary girl with a job, sick father and a dead mother. Until Sage turns up. After that unexplainable things start to happen. It’s a love story with a lot of twists and turns and a lot of danger.

Things I liked 

I have to say I loved everything. The story is beautiful and it has so much happening in it, it never gets boring. There is drama, love and friendship. There is fallen angels and supernatural beings. 
I really love the characters and how strong they are. This story isn’t a typical romance either and although it is sad, it’s still refreshing. 
I also like the way vampires are presented in this book. Vampires are the children of the fallen angels and that to me is a brilliant perspective. 

I don’t really think there is anything I did not like. Spencer’s fate is something I hate and something I’m still confused about, but other than that, this story is perfect to me. 

Conclusion

Long live dead reckless is a beautiful love story with a supernatural twist. Interesting and refreshing. I just love, love, love it! 

* Free copy received from Book Sirens for an honest review

Saturday, 12 May 2018

Fashionably dead down under by Robyn Peterman

Right, so Astrid is back at it again and it’s crazier than ever. This book does get the full stars with flying colors but there still some things I don’t like. 
First, let’s go through all the amazingess of this book. As the title tells, Astrid ends up in hell, not in Australia like some you might imagine. And it turns out that the upper level of bell is basically a paradise which in itself if quite amazing. Then obviously, there’s the fact that the seven deadly sins are actually female and closely related to the devil and addicted to Facebook and finally, it turns out that the Satan is quite a handsome fellow and pretty much a nice guy. In fact, I think the only negative fact is that Ethan is absent for the first half of the book. 
The plot is great, at first I didn’t like it or this book and much as the first one but now that I’ve had some time to think, it was actually really great and I can’t wait to read the next installment. And of course, all the additional characters like god and Mother Nature are absolutely hilarious and I really can’t wait what the next book brings because it might be seriously crazy. 


Sunday, 6 May 2018

Fashionably Dead by Robyn Peterman


This book has been in my kindle library for ages. I just know had the opportunity to read it and I really wish I read it earlier becuase it was absolutely marvelous.
The plot was hilarious and although Astrid had a bit of a hard life, she is one of the most hilarious characters I’ve ever had the honor to meet and read about. 
Truly, the plot was just great and everything that went on and all the characters just made me laugh and I couldn’t put the book down before the end. 
This book is free on Amazon at the moment so grap it while you can. 
All in all this book was a perfect and it just made me feel so good. I truly do you recommend it to everybody whose listening. 


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