Title:
Vampire Highland Fling
Author:
Cornelia Amiri
Publisher:
Ellora's Cave Publishing
Genre:
Paranormal/Vampire/Fey/Contemporary Erotic Romance
Publication
date: August 8, 2012
ISBN:
9781419941627
ASIN:
B008VS64C6
Length:
46 pages
Book
Series and number: Dancing Vampires Book Two
Rating:
3
Heat
Rating: Hot
I
received a complimentary copy of this book from the author in
exchange for a fair and honest review. I rated it 3 out of 5 stars.
Reviewed
for For Whom The Books Toll
3,
Hot
Murdina,
a dark vampiric fey, hunts the Scottish Highlands for a man, but not
for blood, Murdina wants love. She spots Cameron playing the
bagpipes, and when a strong wind lifts his kilt, she takes a good
look and decides he's the one. When Cameron meets a beautiful,
mysterious woman who dances the Highland fling for him, his blood
boils for her. Soon Murdina and Cameron are doing more than dancing.
Wrapped in each other's arms, they discover true love, but their time
together is limited before Murdina's fey sisters cross the portal to
steal her back and probably kill him. Is their love strong enough to
overcome the threat her sisters pose to Murdina's heart and to
Cameron's life?
My
Review:
Vampire
Highland Fling is another quick sexy read when you don't have a lot
of time. The story has a good plot and contains some Scottish
mythology and it was fun to learn a little bit about it.
Murdina
wants what her sister Sorcha found, love. She doesn't know what love
feels like but she's willing to find out. Only able to underhill when
the stones of the ancient cairn are disturbed, Murdina sneaks out
without her sisters knowing.
After
playing the bagpipes at a wedding, Cameron comes upon a beautiful
woman who begins to dance as he plays for her. He's immediately
enchanted by her graceful movements. Murdina is delighted that this
man is so muscular and handsome. They are instantly attracted to each
other and Murdina wants to stay with Cameron.
Murdina
is determined and goes after what she wants, I liked that about her.
Cameron is also very likable, immediately trying to think of a way he
can support her. He was very unselfish in that respect. I wanted to
see them be together so they could be happy.
I
know Ms. Amiri doesn't have much influence on the art that goes on
the cover, but this cover is somewhat misleading in that the story
contains female and not male vampires. As a reader first and a
reviewer second, it's really frustrating when the cover has nothing
to do with the story. I still found Vampire Highland Fling a pleasant
and enjoyable read.
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