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A review by mollymortensen
The Trouble With Vampires by Lynsay Sands
4.0
I chose this book because I wanted something light and fluffy. Unlike most of the other books in this series, this one isn't very light. Both Pet and Santo have a tortured tragic past, which we had to relive. It was dark, sad, and included torture scenes.
I didn't particularly care for Santo, but Pet was one of my favorite heroines of the series. She's spunky and kicks butt.
One of the best parts of the book was Pet's nephew Parker. He was smart and sweet and a great kid. The best scene in the book was when Parker, then Santo, was teasing Pet about her cooking.
I hate the whole life mates thing part of this series, but the author did a good job of having the characters get to know each other, so it wasn't all attraction.
The bad guy was a bit underwhelming. I kept expecting the Brass Circle to play a bigger part.
I didn't particularly care for Santo, but Pet was one of my favorite heroines of the series. She's spunky and kicks butt.
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(Although I hated it when she froze and closed her eyes when the big bad attacked her in the end. It was completely out of character! Why create a touch character, only to turn her into a damsel in distress!)One of the best parts of the book was Pet's nephew Parker. He was smart and sweet and a great kid. The best scene in the book was when Parker, then Santo, was teasing Pet about her cooking.
I hate the whole life mates thing part of this series, but the author did a good job of having the characters get to know each other, so it wasn't all attraction.
The bad guy was a bit underwhelming. I kept expecting the Brass Circle to play a bigger part.