Blood and Soul (print)
Kate HillParanormal romance anthology
Available from Changeling Press
ISBN: 978-1-59596-482-3
November 2006
| Burgundy Peak is a safe haven for vampires that is owned by ancient Master vampire Zigor. Lust runs rampant around Burgundy Peak. In these stories mortals and immortals both must face their darkest fears and their deepest desires. A vampire master meets his match. Mel needs a man strong enough to take her on and master her in Vampire Master. A vampire crusader is permanently horrendously scarred with silver. Is his true love strong enough to still love him? Forced to take care of his vampire child’s child, Woodrow never thought he would fall for a fledgling. Can 200 years heal a wound from a lover that cheated on you? And two ancients battle it out for supremacy. Both have been hurt in the past and refuse to lose any control in the relationship or to compromise. In order to hang onto their true love, each must sacrifice and face their darkest fears.
Blood and Soul is a great vampire novel full of hot vampire sex. Whether you enjoy reading sex scenes that involve BDSM or strait vanilla sex, this book has both and everything in between. You will not be disappointed with the variety. Each scene is so searing hot be careful holding your book! Each story has a different plot. There are battles with vampire hunters, irresponsible children leaving their responsibilities with their parents, vampires hired to kill the vampire hunters, etc. And every time two of the ancients run into each other there is so much testosterone coming off the pages you can practically smell it. Each and every character has a life of their own that seems to jump off the pages and into real life. In each story the characters are so different and vibrant. This is not an anthology about the same type of character in every story. Each character is fully developed and a complete individual. So if you enjoy a hot book full of ancient master vampires that know how to catch the sheets on fire, this is the book for you.
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Reviewer: Jacquelyn R. Ward |
