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A review by bookingbonkers
A Ghoul's Kiss by J.M. Stoneback
4.0
I enjoyed this book and read it in one go. It was an easy read and a refreshingly different take on a genre that has been well covered.
I like the introduction of ghouls into a vampire involved story and the battles between them. The characters were good and it had an other worldly feel to the writing.
The romance part of this book was very good and strong and there was clear chemistry between the two characters even though Eric clearly didn't have a grasp on humans and their feelings which made for some amusing moments and statements. The paranormal part of this book could, for me, of had a bit more to it. Some more background story and explanations of how things work in their worlds would of gone a long way. I struggled to grasp why Sarah was so accepting of her position and just seemed to accept it instead of trying desperately to get home.
As this is one in a series of stories and it has a relatively unique edge, I think that these books would only get better and am certainly interesting in reading them.
I like the introduction of ghouls into a vampire involved story and the battles between them. The characters were good and it had an other worldly feel to the writing.
The romance part of this book was very good and strong and there was clear chemistry between the two characters even though Eric clearly didn't have a grasp on humans and their feelings which made for some amusing moments and statements. The paranormal part of this book could, for me, of had a bit more to it. Some more background story and explanations of how things work in their worlds would of gone a long way. I struggled to grasp why Sarah was so accepting of her position and just seemed to accept it instead of trying desperately to get home.
As this is one in a series of stories and it has a relatively unique edge, I think that these books would only get better and am certainly interesting in reading them.