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A review by nelljustice
The Slaughtered Lamb Bookstore and Bar by Seana Kelly
4.0
I wasn't sure, at first, about this book. The title had me wondering. That didn't stop me though, as I've been in many supernatural bars in my lifetime (through books), and I knew this would have to be interesting.
Interesting it was. And violent. Sam is knocked down, knocked around, and literally beaten not just once, but several times through this story. All because someone wants to kill her. She has no idea who she pissed off or why they could possibly be pissed off as she has kept her head down and out of sight for most of her life. She also doesn't know why the Master Vampire of the city stops in once a month for a drink at her bar.
The story is a tale of survival. Getting beaten down and abandoned but still pulling herself up to do what she has to. There is snark woven in and through this book as Sam has a sassy personality. I had a tough time following along once or twice throughout the book, but Sam gets these horrible visions. She may think it's really happening, but it's only happening in her mind. I want to tell you that only because I got confused.
Clive Fitzwilliam. Old vampire. Master of the city. Head of the Nocturne for San Francisco. Rich and powerful and a force to be reckoned with. Yep, he falls for the 24 year old werewolf.
Their combination has been done in other books, but I still like it. Mostly, their relationship isn't the forefront of the book. It's the mystery of who wants Sam wiped off the face of the Earth. Whether it be bravery or stupidity, Sam takes things into her own hands and, again, does what she has to do to survive.
I like rooting for the underdog and Sam really got the party started. I liked this book and I can hardly wait for the next book to be released.
I give it 4 stars.
Interesting it was. And violent. Sam is knocked down, knocked around, and literally beaten not just once, but several times through this story. All because someone wants to kill her. She has no idea who she pissed off or why they could possibly be pissed off as she has kept her head down and out of sight for most of her life. She also doesn't know why the Master Vampire of the city stops in once a month for a drink at her bar.
The story is a tale of survival. Getting beaten down and abandoned but still pulling herself up to do what she has to. There is snark woven in and through this book as Sam has a sassy personality. I had a tough time following along once or twice throughout the book, but Sam gets these horrible visions. She may think it's really happening, but it's only happening in her mind. I want to tell you that only because I got confused.
Clive Fitzwilliam. Old vampire. Master of the city. Head of the Nocturne for San Francisco. Rich and powerful and a force to be reckoned with. Yep, he falls for the 24 year old werewolf.
Their combination has been done in other books, but I still like it. Mostly, their relationship isn't the forefront of the book. It's the mystery of who wants Sam wiped off the face of the Earth. Whether it be bravery or stupidity, Sam takes things into her own hands and, again, does what she has to do to survive.
I like rooting for the underdog and Sam really got the party started. I liked this book and I can hardly wait for the next book to be released.
I give it 4 stars.