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**Stars**
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Overall
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4
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A vampire novel they way they
should be written. No useless whining or longing to be human. They
revel in lakes of blood, and play with humans like the toys they
view them to be. |
Fantasy
World
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3
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The story moves quickly
through the centuries. Nothing pulled me out of the story, but I
really wanted more details of their various locations. |
Tingle
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5
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From clandestine assignations
in the woods to sultry nights in dance clubs, the sex ranges from
tender to animal lust. Fabulous man on man action. |
Characters
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4
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Good/evil twins alternate
between battling others and each other. They're delicious. Other
characters get shortchanged though. |
Story
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4
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Alternates between each twin's
point of view – sometimes confusing. Ending is happy for now,
but it's certainly not the end of their story. |
Summary
Yet another book where the marketing
blurb doesn't do it justice. The heart of “Beckoning
Blood” by Daniel de Lorne
is the struggle between the twins. Thierry wants to get away from his
twin and finds love in the arms of another. Olivier cares only for
his twin, and wants his love returned. They are both shaped by a
brutal father, and the horrific conditions into which they are born.
Incestuous undertones abound as do mind games and blood. This is a
vampire book you can sink your fangs into.
There are a few places in which
“Beckoning
Blood” falls short. The storyline of the twins' sister is
awkward and unexplained. She randomly appears and interrupts the
action. There are hints more will be explained in future
installments, and that the twins are just the tip of the iceberg.
That's a good thing because if there is one thing I want, it's more
of their story. The next book is an automatic one click for me.
"He recalled nights of sex, blood and exquisite pain to make himself hard. Fortunately, he had plenty to choose from."
*Copy
provided free by publisher via Netgalley for an honest review.
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