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Nibbled By The Vamp (2012)

by Celia Kyle(Favorite Author)

3.72 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Smashwords Edition

series

Knight Protectors

review 1: I love the universes that Celia Kyle creates. Her stories are so addicting. Case in point her Ridgeville series.This is the first book in the beginning of another fun, entertaining series, the "Knight Protectors". I thoroughly enjoyed myself while being enveloped in the world created by this author. I look forward to being drawn into the world of the Knight Protectors and their future "Fires", if they are all as fiesty as Wren, there is no doubt entertainment will abound. The interaction between the down to earth, snarky BBW's and their proper, ancient but delectable Alpha protectors scoops you up and sets you down right there in the room.I honestly can't wait until the next one. My only complaint is- all of her stories are way too short! I always want ... moremore.
review 2: Good start to a new series. I will continue on with it.Definitely appreciate Brom, I know its wrong but I really hope Tory (Wren's BFF) is his because too smarty-pants together? Means Brom will be all intellectual and on a hot vampire that's just icing for me.Oh, you wanted to know about this book? Ha, ha. Seriously though, Wren is a talkative person I mean the blurb says "the perfect mate…if only she could keep her mouth shut long enough for him to tell her." And seriously she TALKS THAT MUCH.I think Griffin and Wren's relationship could have been developed better because they basically have a night of unbridled passion (that's such a cool phrase isn't it) and then after two weeks and a second pixie attack (fairies=Evil, not funny evil but EEEEEVIIL), Wren bonds to him with a blood exchange and they have more unbridled passion when Griffin wakes up but there's not enough of the actual discussion of anything, hell I bet they don't even know the others favourite colour. I'm sure it's something hilariously stupid like the colour of the other one eyes during a moment of passion but still they don't know. It leaves you thinking that the Fire thing means that the human or vampire's feelings don't matter because FATE!Sorry, pet peeve. I will pick up the second one when it comes out. less

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