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Ariel Swanson never meant the book she
wrote to be more than an exercise in overcoming her fear of
vampires. However, now she finds herself in the midst of
protests for and against her book and a media frenzy because
of it. The most unexpected result is Ariel coming to the
attention of vampires – vampires that the entire world
believes extinct and who now are pursuing Ariel to violent
results. But when Ariel is kidnapped by Jachin, a “rogue”
vampire, things get even more complicated as Ariel becomes a
pawn of the power plays of the vampire community and in
relation to a prophecy of dubious validity.
Jachin Black has survived the last ten
years as a rogue by not even considering the alternative and
becoming a proficient killer for hire. But when Jachin
accidentally comes across Ariel Swanson’s book. he believes
that he has found the answer to the prophecy that he has hung
all his hopes on – the prophecy that speaks of a brighter
future for the vampire community. When Jachin kidnaps Ariel,
they are constantly pursued and attacked by other members of
the paranormal community trying to prevent Jachin and Ariel
from reaching their goal. Will Jachin be able to fulfill the
prophecy or will they be stopped before they even try?
Resurrection is a vampire
romance that starts off with a blast and continues with
non-stop action until the exciting finale. The storyline is
an interesting take on the vampire myth and how they relate to
the “normal” world. Ariel makes an interesting heroine as she
is reluctant to become part of anything involving vampires due
to traumatic experiences in her past. However, while her
change of heart is touching and expected, it occurs so quickly
that you can almost miss it if you are not paying attention.
Jachin is a hard man due to circumstance – not preference, but
when he was exiled from his home he is forced to do many
things to survive. As Jachin and Ariel come together, they
will heat you up with their undeniable passion and leave you
wanting for more even if the dialogue is a little silly at
times. Resurrection is an entertaining read
that will keep you on the edge of your seat with the non-stop
action. |