Book
3, Ward of the Vampire Series
Publisher: Self-Published
Date: July 23, 2013
Pages: 114 pages/307 KB (e-book)
Rating: 5 stars
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of Material Connection: I received this book for review from the author. I was not compensated nor was I required to write a
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This
book is written in the first person. I
guess you could read this as a stand-alone but I suggest you don’t. It’s a better read if you start at the
beginning of the series. This particular
book is set around the holidays but it can be read at any time. It's also a book that can be read in just a
couple of hours.
In
this part of the series Angelina’s parents are coming for a visit, which puts a
twist on the other two books. This
story shows that Morgan Ward has more humanity than we had been lead to believe
in the past. It’s also less about the sexual
tension and more about the family aspect of our characters.
Kallysten
will still give you the sex and romance because she’s so good at that. She sucks you in so that you can do no less
than fall in love with her characters and hope that all will turn out all right
in the end. She’s also good in leaving
you hanging until the next book comes out.
I got to the end and was left saying “What?” – and I’m sure you’ll say
the same.
One
disappointment I had is that eventually this series will come to an end. I’ve found that I look forward to when the
next book arrives. Her next book titled The Coward’s Way Out is scheduled for
October. But on the flip side, I’ll
also look forward to whatever she writes.
In the meantime, I have to wait another four months until this series
continues.
