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Cameron's Law (2011)

by Mia Darien(Favorite Author)

3.63 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Smashwords

series

Adelheid

review 1: Several years after it was fashionable, I finally read a vampire book. I wasn't sure what to expect, but this one turned out to be a light, entertaining read. The concept of civil rights for a minority population has been done many times, of course, but Darien manages to do it justice without being preachy or over the top. Likewise, she does a great job with the narrative voice--it's easy to get carried away when writing a snarky, first-person POV--and Sadie's character is what carried the story for me. The only element that I felt was overdone was the too-often repeated references to Sadie's non-human physical characteristics: her "non-beating" heart and lack of blood pressure, for example. She's a vampire--we get it. Still an enjoyable read, especially if vampire stories... more aren't normally your thing.
review 2: Cameron's Law is hilarious. It had me laughing out loud by the second page! The main character, Sadie Stanton has a vicious snarky streak that I absolutely love. She is a vampire, but doesn't have the typical vampire traits: they don't burst into flames if they are staked or exposed to the sun, but at least they don't sparkle :)Sadie doesn't use sex appeal as a weapon and doesn't seem invincible. She operates a Paranormal service agency trying to bridge the gap between Humans and other species. Being on the front line, of course she comes under attack. If it weren't for some colorful language, I could easily suggest this fast-paced, page-turner as a teen read.It you are tired of the over abundance of Vampire literature, sink you teeth into this book for a delightful surprise that really sets itself apart from the mainstream craze. less

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