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A review by tej_reads
Filthy Rich Vampire by Geneva Lee Albin, Geneva Lee
3.0
Fake Dating? Check. Vampires? Check. Billionaire Romance? Check. Fated Mates? Check. Bridgeton Vibes? Check.
If you like the tropes above you'll love Filthy Rich Vampire. I do think you should read the description before you go into this book, because Julian is vampire and Thea is a human so there is obviously going to be a dramatic age difference. I wouldn't say that there's a lot of spice either (due to a plot point but also kind of confused about that because of a different plot point but anyway...) so don't expect this book to be overly explicit. This is also I believe book one in a series so it does end a cliff-hanger.
Now to the review. I thought it was quick, fun, easy read. There were some bits that admittedly made me roll my eyes and without giving too much away, I'm referring to the thrall stuff. I would say that it felt similar to My Roommate is a Vampire, with the whole crash course in modern living but that's to be excepted Julian was asleep for the last fifty-ish years (I cannot math). There was a lot of I hate you-I love you going on so my patience was tested there's only so much of 'I'm going to lie so she hates me because I can't have her' I can read and half a books' worth was not it.
Thank you to Dialogue Books, Renegade Books, and Netgalley for an ARC in exchange for my honest review.
If you like the tropes above you'll love Filthy Rich Vampire. I do think you should read the description before you go into this book, because Julian is vampire and Thea is a human so there is obviously going to be a dramatic age difference. I wouldn't say that there's a lot of spice either (due to a plot point but also kind of confused about that because of a different plot point but anyway...) so don't expect this book to be overly explicit. This is also I believe book one in a series so it does end a cliff-hanger.
Now to the review. I thought it was quick, fun, easy read. There were some bits that admittedly made me roll my eyes and without giving too much away, I'm referring to the thrall stuff. I would say that it felt similar to My Roommate is a Vampire, with the whole crash course in modern living but that's to be excepted Julian was asleep for the last fifty-ish years (I cannot math). There was a lot of I hate you-I love you going on so my patience was tested there's only so much of 'I'm going to lie so she hates me because I can't have her' I can read and half a books' worth was not it.
Thank you to Dialogue Books, Renegade Books, and Netgalley for an ARC in exchange for my honest review.