Humans and Vampires live and know about one another, but still have a tenuous relationship. Vampires receive donated blood through Red Cross rations and most clans yearn to live peacefully among humans. However, to prevent going extinct the vampires must have willing recruits. Edith is a one hundred year old vampire belonging to the Heartsong Clan. This weekend she is running a recruitment event, a live action role playing event of Vampires vs. Humans. When Vampire Hunters Dan and Darren Paxton sign up for the event, things go off script. Mr. Heartsong takes the opportunity to use Dan Paxton to set an example for all Hunters. Edith becomes tangled in Dan and Darren's situation and must make a choice between her clan and the humans that link her to her past.
Hunted is a fast-paced new adult paranormal romance. I was intrigued by this setting in which humans knew vampires existed and vampires had a very different set of rules than I was used to. These vampires can go out in the daytime, eat normal food and most importantly, can die after they have changed seven people. I was pulled into the story by Edith's backstory and how she was turned by Mr. Heartsong. From there, the story alternates between Edith and Darren's points of view. I liked seeing how a vampire and hunter viewed one another. This was a shorter story and moved quickly, I didn't get a good feel for Darren's or Dan's characters, but the glimpses into their backstory helped. I knew where Darren and Edith's story was going to go from the moment they met, although I'm not sure how I really feel about their romance yet, especially since things progressed so quickly and under extreme stress. The story ended rather abruptly and on a huge cliffhanger which makes me want to keep reading just to see what will happen next.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
Hunted is a fast-paced new adult paranormal romance. I was intrigued by this setting in which humans knew vampires existed and vampires had a very different set of rules than I was used to. These vampires can go out in the daytime, eat normal food and most importantly, can die after they have changed seven people. I was pulled into the story by Edith's backstory and how she was turned by Mr. Heartsong. From there, the story alternates between Edith and Darren's points of view. I liked seeing how a vampire and hunter viewed one another. This was a shorter story and moved quickly, I didn't get a good feel for Darren's or Dan's characters, but the glimpses into their backstory helped. I knew where Darren and Edith's story was going to go from the moment they met, although I'm not sure how I really feel about their romance yet, especially since things progressed so quickly and under extreme stress. The story ended rather abruptly and on a huge cliffhanger which makes me want to keep reading just to see what will happen next.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
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