This is one of the most powerful love stories I’ve read recently. Diana Castilleja has done a fantastic job molding her characters, both good and evil. Titania and her band members, Diego, the villains, all come alive with her descriptive use of words that help us visualize them.

With this book the author shows us to what lengths good people or, in the case of Diego and Nathan, vampires will go to stay good. Diego has survived, grown, lived without ever taking a life or turning a human to his way of life. He’s also lived without love, without people, without joy because he has a conscience. She contrasts that well with the villains who have no boundaries around the ways and means they will use to create more evil. They’re sociopathic as vampires, as power hungry as they probably were when human.

Ms. Castilleja has crafted an excellent book. I hope there’ll be more to come soon about Diego, Titania and the gifted friends they’ve found.

Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Very sensual

Reviewer: Dee Dailey
September 6, 2008