Rating 5 STARS
At the turn of the 19th century, former aristocrat turned
lowly vampire Devlin Dalcon gets by on his supernatural charms until he meets
bride-to-be Annabelle. Smitten by Anna's forthrightness, intellect, and
bravery, Devlin risks his life to spirit her away to Fontainebleau , France .
There Devlin begins his ascent to power in a desperate bid for wealth and
social standing for himself and Anna.
Devlin’s life seemed to be going nowhere and stretched out
endlessly before him until he met Anna.
She captivated him and they began a love affair that traversed time and
trouble and turmoil.
Devlin added others to his life besides Anna. Uther, a werebat, became a trusted ally and
friend. Quentin, another vampire, was
his financial adviser. Rene, the witch,
was an enigma that Devlin didn’t understand but he accepted her aid.
The vampire world was dark, captivating and
adventurous. I never knew what was going
to happen next or who was going to be friend or foe. I love it when a book keeps me guessing like
that.
Sometimes, I thought Anna was little more than a sexual
slave. Her spirit that she showed at the
beginning of the book didn’t last long. After a while, her will came back to her and
she made a few decisions for herself.
Some were good and some not so much.
I also learned about a lot of new creatures, at least they
were to me. I didn’t know that Weres
came in anything but wolf form. I
learned some things about demons and witches.
Also Devlin made it clear that some of the “facts” we know
about vampires are just old wives’ tales.
I thought I was done
with vampire books. “ Been there done” that but Immortal Confessions changed my
mind. I really enjoyed reading this book and I was so disappointed when I came
to the end. I will definitely read the
rest of the series.
If you are a prudish or shy type, the sex scenes may be a
bit much for you but otherwise I think anyone would enjoy this story as much as
I did.
Tara does write well, doesn't she? She can make you believe almost anything.
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Yes, Jenny, I love Tara's writing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, girls :) I am so thrilled by your accolades. :) Thank you for the wonderful review, Sue. I am very, very thrilled you liked the series!
ReplyDeleteI only call 'em like I see 'em!! I'm glad I got a chance to read it!
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