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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Winner of Kiss of Night
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Book Review and Copy Giveaway: Kiss of Night by Debbie Viguie
I liked this and will want the next book since this ends with mysteries still to be revealed! (Including the Q in the product blurb.)
My Rating: 4.25 of 5.0
Susan is just a young woman who is in Prague for the funeral of her beloved grandmother who raised her. She seeks solace and sanctuary in church before the funeral and thinks she hears whispers and gets a glimpse of a dark figure.
That night Susan gets dragged out by her cousin, Wendy, to go dancing. It seems Wendy has met a guy but Susan finds him creepy. Suddenly Wendy takes off and another dark man warns Susan that Wendy is in trouble. Susan discovers just how creepy and dark these guys are as she becomes the focal player in a battle of good vampires versus bad vampires. She is frightened by Raphael but also strangely drawn to him.
Raphael knows that Susan is to help him in the battle against the truly evil vampires. Not that all vampires weren’t evil and monsters when they were created. But some vampires have learned to seek redemption after years of seeing the consequences of their misdeeds. Raphael is on the side of good although he hasn’t quite gotten to the point of seeking salvation. His monk/vampire friend, Paul, holds out great hope.
Another stranger, David, hears the commotion in the next hotel room and tries to rescue Wendy from what appears to be an attacking vampire. David seems to have a natural resistance to Vampire mesmerism and is quickly caught up to be trained as a warrior for the impending fight.
I liked the protagonists and the good vampires who are interesting characters. Wendy and David are likeable and make a nice cozy couple too. David becomes an unlikely but brave and valiant warrior. I felt there were some flaws and unrealistic circumstances in the tale, including some simplistic writing. Still I liked the overall story which kept my attention with its intensity and mystery. It is very fast paced and full of action. I read it in two days and was really unhappy only because it ended — at a crucial stage of events! Ack!
Thank you to Faith Words for providing this book for review.
TO ENTER THIS GIVEAWAY for the book copy:
1. Visit the author's website and tell me something of interest you found there. This is required for entry.
2. For an extra entry, become a follower or tell me if you are already a follower.
3. For two entries, blog, facebook, tweet (any of those networks!) about this giveaway and tell me where you did.
It isn't necessary to use separate entries unless you want them in different chronological order.
(Four total entries possible.)
* This contest will close 10 PM (Central) on October 28, 2011.
The winner will be randomly selected from all entries.
The WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED on October 29.
Winners will have 72 hours to respond by email or the winners form linked in the announcement.
by Debbie Viguié
- Paperback: 304 pages
- Publisher: FaithWords; 1 Original edition (October 7, 2011)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0446570869
- ISBN-13: 978-0446570862
My Rating: 4.25 of 5.0
Product Description:Review: I was very anxious to review this book and I wasn't disappointed...at least not till the end. Now I have to wait till 2012 for the next book in the series.
Centuries ago, Raphael was a blasphemous knight who fought in the Crusades purely for his own mercenary benefit, and to satisfy his taste for killing. Now, condemned for his evil passions and hypocrisy, he wanders the earth a vampire, cursed with first-hand knowledge of the supernatural world he once denied existed. The powerful relic he still possesses from his days as a Crusader has been stolen by a rival vampire who has recruited an army of soulless underlings to aid him in spreading evil. At the time he learns this, Raphael has been hunting this vampire for nearly a century, and it seems the final battle is destined to take place in Prague.
For help in this quest, Raphael must enlist the aid of two humans, David and Susan, who suddenly find themselves immersed in a world they never imagined, entangled with supernatural forces they can’t control. Susan, in particular, finds herself conflicted as she struggles with her inexplicable attraction to Raphael. In the end, both Susan and Raphael will be called upon to exercise courage and faith, and in the process, the question What would happen if a vampire truly accepted God? is answered.
Susan is just a young woman who is in Prague for the funeral of her beloved grandmother who raised her. She seeks solace and sanctuary in church before the funeral and thinks she hears whispers and gets a glimpse of a dark figure.
That night Susan gets dragged out by her cousin, Wendy, to go dancing. It seems Wendy has met a guy but Susan finds him creepy. Suddenly Wendy takes off and another dark man warns Susan that Wendy is in trouble. Susan discovers just how creepy and dark these guys are as she becomes the focal player in a battle of good vampires versus bad vampires. She is frightened by Raphael but also strangely drawn to him.
Raphael knows that Susan is to help him in the battle against the truly evil vampires. Not that all vampires weren’t evil and monsters when they were created. But some vampires have learned to seek redemption after years of seeing the consequences of their misdeeds. Raphael is on the side of good although he hasn’t quite gotten to the point of seeking salvation. His monk/vampire friend, Paul, holds out great hope.
Another stranger, David, hears the commotion in the next hotel room and tries to rescue Wendy from what appears to be an attacking vampire. David seems to have a natural resistance to Vampire mesmerism and is quickly caught up to be trained as a warrior for the impending fight.
I liked the protagonists and the good vampires who are interesting characters. Wendy and David are likeable and make a nice cozy couple too. David becomes an unlikely but brave and valiant warrior. I felt there were some flaws and unrealistic circumstances in the tale, including some simplistic writing. Still I liked the overall story which kept my attention with its intensity and mystery. It is very fast paced and full of action. I read it in two days and was really unhappy only because it ended — at a crucial stage of events! Ack!
Thank you to Faith Words for providing this book for review.
TO ENTER THIS GIVEAWAY for the book copy:
1. Visit the author's website and tell me something of interest you found there. This is required for entry.
2. For an extra entry, become a follower or tell me if you are already a follower.
3. For two entries, blog, facebook, tweet (any of those networks!) about this giveaway and tell me where you did.
It isn't necessary to use separate entries unless you want them in different chronological order.
(Four total entries possible.)
* Open to the US & Canada only.
* No PO boxes, please.The winner will be randomly selected from all entries.
The WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED on October 29.
Winners will have 72 hours to respond by email or the winners form linked in the announcement.
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