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A review by ladyelizabeth
The Twelve Reverse Harems of Christmas by Dara Fraser, Blaire Edens, Amanda Sievert, Natasha Larry, Tina Glasneck, Lizzy Hunter, Laura Greenwood, Erin Hayes, Holly Ryan, Ever Coming
4.0
I have read anthologies in the past and this one was good to get to know new authors.
Blood Sealed is the book by Tina Glasneck that's inside this anthology and I'm reviewing that part of the anthology now.
I'm not saying much because I don't want to get into spoiler territory considering the length of this story.
Sunny is the daughter of someone special. A girl that survived and will continue to survive so much. Not only that but because of who her mother is, she's destined to be even greater. The vampires are evil creatures in this book and Sunny must fight them to keep the ones she loves safe. She also has the added bonus of having three men that will accompany her in her journey against the darkness.
As a prequel to a series, this short story was well developed. It showed the reader what they could expect when it came from characters, plot, writing style, and even a possible villain. I do have to say I enjoyed reading this short book and I would like to see the story developed in the future.
Tina Glasneck writes very well and I have enjoyed her books so far. I would recommend this book from the anthology because it starts a possible new series and also because it shows a different take on vampires from what we usually see. They are not romanticized here, they are evil.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Blood Sealed is the book by Tina Glasneck that's inside this anthology and I'm reviewing that part of the anthology now.
I'm not saying much because I don't want to get into spoiler territory considering the length of this story.
Sunny is the daughter of someone special. A girl that survived and will continue to survive so much. Not only that but because of who her mother is, she's destined to be even greater. The vampires are evil creatures in this book and Sunny must fight them to keep the ones she loves safe. She also has the added bonus of having three men that will accompany her in her journey against the darkness.
As a prequel to a series, this short story was well developed. It showed the reader what they could expect when it came from characters, plot, writing style, and even a possible villain. I do have to say I enjoyed reading this short book and I would like to see the story developed in the future.
Tina Glasneck writes very well and I have enjoyed her books so far. I would recommend this book from the anthology because it starts a possible new series and also because it shows a different take on vampires from what we usually see. They are not romanticized here, they are evil.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.