Christian feels he has a lot to make up for, but is not sure how to atone for them. Jolee has the worst luck in men — both in love and in her family. They come from totally different worlds, but the solution for their problems could be right to front of them. ( )

Overall was a good book. Is the 2nd in a trilogy for the Young brothers, a set of three brothers who are all vampires. This one has the middle brother Christian trying to wean himself off of feeding from humans and become more human in and of itself. He's basically following a 12 step program that he has developed himself and has taped to his refrigerator. The book starts with him living in a low rent trailer park and complaining about the neighbors whirly gigs and other yard ornaments. He comes to the rescue of one of his neighbors who is being assaulted. After nearly hitting this same neighbor with his car they begin a trial friendship which turns to something more. He starts helping in her karaoke bar which doesn't really play karaoke. After a run in with an ex-boyfriend where Christian again comes to her aid is when their friendship turns to something more. After becoming lovers she learns the true nature of Christian and believes him to be crazy.

At times the book is very funny and enjoyable at other time it's almost tedious. Once their friendship turns into lovers I kept thinking that the author had a fetish for outdoors sex. It's not terribly graphic, it just happens repeatedly and really doesn't advance the story ( )

I actually read this book first, not knowing it is the second title in the trilogy (? are more books planned?!?), and I am glad I did, because I really got to love Christian. He's a hoot - sooo serious, yet the book is really funny.

Read it if you like light hearted vampire romance. Nothing too deep here - just an enjoyable read. Who could not like a vampire singing karaoke?!? (just remember, Angel started it!) ( )