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Summary: The Vow
Finals are over, and twenty-year old Claire Matthews can
hardly wait to begin summer break until… she arrives home to an army of police
swarming her parents’ front lawn. Detective Reynolds delivers the dreadful news
that the man and woman inside the home are dead, and Claire is forced to
identify their mummified bloodless bodies.
Her world comes to a grinding halt when she learns that it is her mother
and father who are the deceased, and her younger brother, JJ, is nowhere to be
found. The predator accused…a vampire.
Claire is no stranger to vampires; in fact, these days’
vamps are a dime a dozen. One-hundred- thirty years ago a vow was made,
combining the two worlds. A vampire’s
survival no longer required a human sacrifice. Vampire Centers were created,
offering human blood through transfusion; yet, why were her parents bled dry? What
changed? Could a rogue vampire be responsible? Was it possible vampires, Nate
and Parker, JJ’s best friends, suddenly hungered for human blood?
Review:
This book catches you from the very first page; you’re intrigued
to find out who the killer is, in this thrilling murder mystery. I loved the new take on vampires, whom live
in harmony with humans all because of a vow that was made over a century ago.
When I read a book, I expect the editing to be done properly
and thoroughly. As someone who dreams of being a writer, I look for the grammatical
errors, which tell me if the publisher truly cares about the quality of books
they are putting out on the market place. This book has many grammatical
errors, which take away from the flow of the over-all book as well as the
enjoyment level.
The over-all development of the plot and characters is well
done. You feel each of the emotions as
well as being able to connect with the characters.
Conclusion:
Would you recommend this book to others? Maybe
Would you read other books written by this Author? Maybe
Is this book a Novel or Novella? Novel
Is this book priced correctly? The e-book is right in line
where I’d like to buy books, but the paperback is at the top end and if you’re
a budget buyer it might be a little high.
