The Vampire's Bride is the 4th in Showalter's Atlantis series. Atlantis is a world hidden in Earth's ocean and populated by creatures such as dragons (men who shift into dragons), vampires, nymphs, demons and others.
This book features the Vampire King's story. Layel lost his wife and unborn child when they were slaughtered by dragons and he has been out for revenge ever since. Delilah is an Amazon who longs to be loved. Layel was interesting to me because he struggled so much with his feelings for Delilah, fearing he was being unfaithful to his wife's memory. Delilah was less interesting, though I did appreciate that she was a strong warrior, smart and brave.
I liked the premise of the book, which is a sort of Atlantis Survivor arranged by the Gods. The loser gets killed rather than just leaving the island. I would have liked to have seen more of the challenges, and more original challenges. I did like the secondary characters, particularly the romance between Shivawn and Alyssa.
An interesting, if not outstanding, paranormal romance, I'll rate it 7.0 out of 10.
Friday, May 22, 2009
The Vampire's Bride by Gena Showalter
Labels:
book review,
dragon shape-shifter,
paranormal,
romance,
shape-shifters,
vampire
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1 comment:
Will have to add this to my collection. Anything about vampires I am sooo there! lol Thanks for stopping by my blog!
Kas
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