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A review by bookertsfarm
Crooked Fang by Carrie Clevenger
2.0
Rock and Roll vampire smut. Maybe because True Blood premiered this week, or perhaps even more because this book is due back at the library soon, I picked up Crooked Fang looking for an interesting adult read. Well, interesting is one word I guess you can use to describe it. This story jumped around more than a kid playing hopscotch.
I do have to admit I enjoyed Xan as a character. Yeah, he is an ass, but he is a true vampire, not one of these insta-love, sparkly kind. In fact, Xan is the primary reason I finished this book. I did not care for how this book ended as much as I cared about it just ending.
However, I guess the author did something right because I have her next novella about Xan lined up to read in the next few days (also from my library - I would never spend my own money on it). Basically there was a major story line from the novel which was never wrapped up. Yet instead of believing the author purposefully left us with a cliffhanger, it reads more like she forgot her own story. Oh well, you win some and lose some.
I do have to admit I enjoyed Xan as a character. Yeah, he is an ass, but he is a true vampire, not one of these insta-love, sparkly kind. In fact, Xan is the primary reason I finished this book. I did not care for how this book ended as much as I cared about it just ending.
However, I guess the author did something right because I have her next novella about Xan lined up to read in the next few days (also from my library - I would never spend my own money on it). Basically there was a major story line from the novel which was never wrapped up. Yet instead of believing the author purposefully left us with a cliffhanger, it reads more like she forgot her own story. Oh well, you win some and lose some.