I just wish we'd gotten a followup to the ending of book 1 so we could see if Ethan and Miguel finally bypassed pack ignorance with the fabulous Zev leading as Alpha. Oh, well, the focus was the relationship, and that certainly wasn't lacking any. The setting in this book felt like small-town America circa 1960 maybe, but all we have to go on is the mention of a diner and land parcels, not a whole lot of detail. Indeed, the time and place were only lightly sketched. I love me some historical vampire stories, but what we got here was vague. Based on my calculations, Miguel was born in the 16th century. My only quibble is that I wanted more vampire folklore and more about Miguel's previous life centuries. Ethan narrates this book in the first-person, and I loved his small-town, farm-boy persona. This book begins approximately 50 years BEFORE the final scene in book 1.Įthan and Miguel are an awesome couple. I was immediately drawn to the couple and wondered how they came to be. You'll remember that Ethan and Miguel were the small brown wolf and vampire who helped save Jonah's dad from a group of rabid shifters toward the end of that story. Plus, the romance factor was through the roof: knotting, mating, and blood bonding (blood, you all, so much blood). Miguel and Ethan are constantly on each other, licking, sucking, BITING. This book was so damn smexy, I may have needed a cold shower, or three. Vampire + wolf shifter = truly hawt, delicious fun
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