Tavia Brezilla is lonely. Her vampire husband hasn’t touched her for the last two years. Ever since the accident that took away her looks, her career, and her happiness. She is tired of waiting, so if Logan doesn’t want her, she is going to find someone who does.

In Sharing Tavia, Ms. Xander presented the story of a woman scarred not only on the outside, but on the inside as well as a result of a horrible accident. Her struggle to find herself and her happiness again is evident in these pages. However, I felt let down while reading Sharing Tavia.  Much of the first few pages seem like straight back-story rather than introspection of the heroine, and the explanations of her and Logan’s actions seem lacking. I can understand and feel for Tavia, but can’t accept Logan’s actions or reasoning, nor Tavia’s reactions to them. I found Sharing Tavia lacking in essential ingredients to make it as enjoyable as it could have been.