With immortal good looks and scorching charisma, Justin Bricker has yet to meet a woman he can't win over. His potential life mate should be no different. But instead of falling into his bed, Holly Bosley runs away and ends up mortally wounded. To save her, he has to turn her. And then Bricker learns the shocking truth: Holly's already married.
Holly wakes up with a bump on her head, a craving for blood, and a sexy stranger who insists they belong together. She needs Bricker's help to control her new abilities, even as she tries to resist his relentless seduction. Choosing between the world she knows and the eternity he offers is impossible. But Justin is fighting for his life mate—maybe even his life—and he'll break every rule to do it.
My Thoughts :
About A Vampire is the 22nd book in the Argeneau series and while you may read that and think 'wow the series must be getting old by now', I am here to tell you that it just keeps getting better!
There are always certain aspects of an Argeneau novel that you can rely on. There will be immortals made, a life mate will be found and there is definitely going to be some sex scenes. While you can expect all of these three things happening in every book two questions remain unanswered. How will all come about? and who will be involved? The answer is the exciting part of some amazing stories that keep me coming back for more.
Each story seems familiar but no two are the same. The author manages to come up with new situations, people and challenges that made each story different and special. Fans of the series have been waiting for Bricker's story and it is just as original and exciting as the other previous twenty-one books. Less violence that is some of the previous books and not a lot of mystery this time around but the romancing and decisions involved that dominate this story are fun and interesting thanks to Lynsay's wonderful writing style.
If you haven't read any of the books in this series then you really need to give at least one book a go. I remember thinking I would hate the series when I picked up the first one, many years ago, but I was addicted within a few chapters and haven't missed an installment since.
Going to give these a go? Make sure you start at the beginning because even though each book is told from another characters perspective, the characters from previous books do pop up in other books. That means you may come across some spoilers if you don't follow the right reading order.
Already a fan? Make sure you get this one as soon as possible! It releases this week and is worth adding to your Argeneau collection.
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