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Sin and
Salvation by Laura Baumbach
Ian Flynn met
Trevor Sheffield centuries ago in England. They became lovers, but
when Trevor is fatally wounded in a fight Ian has to choose, either
turn Trevor into a vampire or lose him forever.
The battle
between Trevor’s need for revenge and his desire to just love, wages
in him constantly until he finally realizes what matters most.
Sin and
Salvation
is an engaging
story. Trevor and Ian are loving passionate men. I enjoyed reading
about their past, present and future together.
A Vampire For
Christmas by Sedonia Guillone
Jesse Harmon is
an immortal. He has to kill Christian St. Cyr, a vampire. Jesse
swore to never kill a Coeur Eternel vampire because they are
inherently good, but in order to save his sister Hannah he has no
choice.
Shortly after
meeting and saving Jesse, Chris realizes that Jesse is his mate, but
soon after that, he discovers that Jesse is there to kill him.
A Vampire For
Christmas
has a very
intriguing story line. The hunted and the hunter falling for each
other is a sweet temptation that proves too hard to resist., I was
eager to see how the story would end for these two handsome, brave
and loving men.
The Master’s
Gift by Kit Tunstall
Chris Hanna has
just agreed to be the assistant for vampire Hugh Klein. Hugh being
a vampire is not as unsettling to Chris as the duties he will need
to perform for him.
Soon after
staying with Hugh, Chris finds himself falling for the vampire and
it appears that Hugh feels the same, but Chris is also on love with
a girl named Vanessa. Chris will have to choose between his two
loves. Or will he?
I had some mixed
emotions while reading The Master’s Gift. I'm not
confident about the commitment in each partner. This is an
interesting story with a lot of deep passion, but it left me feeling
a little void where the happily ever after is concerned.
The Bite Before
Christmas
combines erotic
and mysterious vampires and unique storylines to create three
entertaining stories. I have a few reservations about the last
story but over all they are each well-written and enjoyable to read.
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