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Sto caricando le informazioni... A Bitter Taste of Sweet Oblivion Ebook Box Set (books 6-10)di Jordan Castillo Price
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Sequel to Channeling Morpheus for Scary Mary. Staking a vampire isn't so easy now that Michael's got a vampire of his very own. Although killing them is no longer an option, he's as determined as ever to stop the spread of vampirism. Wild Bill is a lover, not a fighter-so he's tickled when Michael's new agenda, to dispense condoms and sterile phlebotomy gear among vampires, replaces the old "heads will roll" approach. It takes courage to track down vamps in their own territory and deliver a lecture on safe sex, and more importantly, safe bloodletting. Michael's never been short on audacity...but he's finding that he and Wild Bill aren't the only ones with agendas. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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4.5 Stars
So does the sex continue?? Absolutely. But I would have to say that this morphs into something so much more. I've only read two of JCP's series (Psycop being the other) and she definitely doesn't write typical romance. She doesn't even write typical urban fantasy. So, can I really call this a romance? Well there is love - it is intense and desperate and consuming. You already know that this is blatant erotica, and now I can say it is mixed with horror and a ton of suspense.
So what starts out as a lust filled obsession between Michael and Bill, changes inevitably. What stands out for me is their vulnerability that's a constant presence. Each think the other is so cool, so composed and in control, when really they're both just as insecure and equally besotted.
I loved the progression of Bill and for me this series was more about him. He's definitely fatalistic, surprisingly (?) has a conscience and forever trying to make amends for a past that I don't think was that terrible. So he tags along as Michael plans out his vigilantism, keeping him safe but never really actively participating. He's such a pacifist at heart and ironically, more the moral compass despite Michael's idealistic intent.
They've come a long way, each possessive, protective, finding in the other some sort of salvation as they face the big bad world. Through dangerous situations and some emotional fallout, these two still come through for each other, warts and all - and I guess you could call that romantic. ( )