eBook, 224 pages
Published July 30th 2009 by Purple Sword Publications LLC
ISBN 13: 9781936165209
Source: Author, for the purpose of an honest review
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Series: The First, book #1
Stars: 4
Flames: 3
Addison has lived a long life. He is at the point where he
is no longer happy with his existence. He hasn’t been at anything close to
happy for many centuries. He’s been hurt deeply on more than one occasion and
he is now cursed for all eternity because of it. The ex-wife that he hates has
stalker tendencies and just to torment him some more she purchased the home
next to his.
Eva has always found herself attracted to losers. It shouldn’t
surprise her that the current loser has put her life in danger in his attempts
at becoming a vampire. As she runs for her life, fleeing the house where she
was caged like an animal she sees salvation walking on the beach. Little does
she know that the man enjoying a stroll on the beach is the exact creature that
she was running from.
Addison and Eva give their readers a sweet love story. He
wants to keep her away from the clutches of Satrina at all costs. He knows the
evil that Satrina is capable of. Addison also knows that she doesn’t follow the
rules that they must live by. Eva is scared. She has been manipulated into
signing a contract, she has been introduced to creatures she never knew
existed, and to top it all off she gets Addison as her unlikely protector.
Huge surprise ending. I never saw any of what transpired at
the ending happening. It’s a vampire love story so obviously someone will most
likely get turned (veiled) into a vampire. I never pictured any of the events
that happened leading to the tourney on the beach. Kudos to Dominique for creating
such an interesting look into vampire folklore. I am very pleased that
I have
the following two books in this series on my Kindle just waiting to be read. I
am very curious to where she will take this new era and new evil.
I enjoyed how the mythos of Lillith played into Dominique’s
brand of vampire. Eden’s Hell was a
surprising mix of biblical references, vampire myths, and a love that can
overcome any obstacle thrown in its path.
Thanks so very much for the wonderful review, Vanessa. (((hugs))) I hope you enjoy the other two just as much.
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Dawné
Thanks for the review! I wasn't able to join this tour but I was interested in them and I'm glad to see that you liked them. Another series to add to the wishlist. :)
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