Robin M. (robinmy) -
After searching for his father's killer for over 800 years, Vampire Zoltan Czakvar has found a clue that leads him to a lush valley in the Himalayas. There he finds a group of warrior women who would rather kill a man than trust him. Neona meets Zoltan thinks this man just may be her chance to have a child. She doesn't understand why men can't be trusted and is revolting against all the rules that govern the women. As Zoltan tries to convince the women that he can help them in their fight against Master Han, he realizes that the women are hiding a secret that could change the war.
This was not my favorite book in the series. In fact, I was bored and ended up skimming some parts of it. I thought the humor fell flat and the story felt like a repeat of previous plots. I was surprised by the big secret that the women were keeping, and hope that everything is resolved in the next and last book in the series. My rating: 2.5 Stars.
This was not my favorite book in the series. In fact, I was bored and ended up skimming some parts of it. I thought the humor fell flat and the story felt like a repeat of previous plots. I was surprised by the big secret that the women were keeping, and hope that everything is resolved in the next and last book in the series. My rating: 2.5 Stars.
Ellen K. (tripledip3) reviewed How to Seduce a Vampire (Without Really Trying) (Love at Stake, Bk 15) on + 11 more book reviews
Kerrelyn Sparks is one of my favorite authors, and I have loved all of the Love at Stake series. This was one really good, not as funny as some of the others but introducing intense, sensitive main characters with intriguing personal histories. As always, the author handles the sex scenes tactfully without an excess of grimacing and sweat, but with more of an emphasis on romance, physical attraction and respect. Overall, a very likable novel with very likable characters, both the new main characters, and some old favorites.
