AMAZING book!!! I have to admit I was very iffy about this one at first because I generally do *not* like anything having to do with vampires. But before I bought the book I read part of the story "Pet Door".... And I was *hooked*. Utterly completely fell in love with this book.

I really like that a lot of the stories didn't over-state the "vampire" aspect, there was very little gore or over-use of blood or anything, these stories very much focused on the plot, the characters, and the vampirism was either a background thing or something that only came into play at certain points.

Despite "Pet Door" being the one to originally capture my attention and make me spend money on this book, I don't think I can pick a favorite out of these stories. I've said it before in my reviews, anthologies are usually a pretty mixed bunch, it's usually a lucky find to get one where you really like half the stories. So finding one where every single story is a Winner... That's something special. ( )

Reviewed by Stephanie O
Book provided by publisher

Cover Drool!

Ok. I consider myself a pretty open minded person, when it comes to the combinations that can be made when it comes to love/relationships. When it comes to reading, I’ll give most things a go . . never know if you will like it if you don’t try it, right? So, after I read a few books that were m/m/f, I found myself wondering . . Where are the f/f or f/f/m books? I came across a few and they were good, but when I read the blurp for this one, well I thought I died and went to heaven. When I actually read it, I knew I found the hope I was looking for. A world that gave women the freedom to explore, and there were vampires in it too!

Absolutely Amazing! Packed with heat, sexuality, and darkness. This book deliveries on so many levels. Let me see if I can give you a few ideas of why this book is so hot:

Blood Wicked: Women of the uniform. Enough said.
Pet Door: “Lick it and don’t stop until I say.”
Dark Guard: “Good. Try not to lick any of the evidence.”
The Gift of Lilith: “Do you always prance around in your unmentionables?”
“Only for the people I want to do the unmentionable with.”
Red Horizons: Three’s Company.
Impundlilu: “Have you ever plunged through a cloud while it wept?”
Night at the Wax Museum: “I’m not some guy who pees his pants over a little thing like talking to a vampire.”

To say I enjoyed this book, honestly doesn’t do it justice. Very well put together book that shows in a tasteful, paranormal way of women loving other women. I will be spreading the word of this book to my friends. ( )