The author sent me a copy of this book for review (thank you). This is the second in a series. It reads fine as a stand alone. You can grab them both at your local bookstore.
I'm not big on vampires and told the author that, but I found myself drawn in by her story. The fact that they are vampires is not the major plot of the story; it's the action that makes you keep reading. The action and the budding romance...
Rachel isn't sure what to do with herself now. Home isn't home anymore; she's become an enemy. She has to figure out how being vampire affects her. Maggie is a vamp and still can be around humans. Rachel has no idea how that will work with her.
The General tells Alex to watch her and keep her safe. With Rachel, that can be a challenge. She meets his friends, learns some fighting skills, and finds out she has new strength and different abilities than she had as a mere human. Alex finds himself falling for her, and he knows he can't. Have you ever been successful trying to tell your heart something?
The General always has a plan and this time it includes Rachel's little sister. A vamp war is never a good thing, but Rachel can't let him take her sister.
This installment of the story was well written, fast paced, and a good read. Why don't you give it a read?
Happy reading.
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