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Paramour by Rebecca Royce

 

Paramour, (Trials of Blood)
Rebecca Royce
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Blurb:
I hate vampires....every single one of them. Life has become like hell for me. Every day is a struggle to survive and I know just who to blame for this mess, the vampires. Those blood sucking creatures who made me addicted to their venom and then left me to rot. So when one of them pushes back into my life and nearly destroys it, once again, I should be doing everything possible to kill him. I know that's what I should do. So what does it mean that I am so drawn to those that I hate? What does it mean that I can't stay away? *The reader should note this is book 2 of 3. The happy ending comes with book 3. You have been warned.* Read less


Servant


First off can we just appreciate how freaking beautiful this cover is? It's simple and so elegant. Love it. Ok so quick recap of book one, Servant. Maci met and quickly bonded with a group of teenage boys. With her home life being, well, not the best, and them knowing what their future held, their relationship progressed quickly. The guys knew their human lives would end and they would be reborn as vampires. It was their duty. They thought their bond with Maci was so strong that even their vampires would love her. So we all know that didn't work out so well for Maci. The mean old vampires used her up and had her so addicted to vampire venom that she needed it to survive. Hard to keep that going though once the boys woke up and Rowan kicked poor Maci to the curb and forbid any vampire from having anything to do with her. Not gonna lie, that first book had me so distraught. I woke up one morning with Maci and the guys on my mind, craving book two. Finally we are here. So book two picks up with Maci trying to make due in life any way she can. Hiding from the bad vampires and paying the ones she can to bite her and keep her from being in debilitating pain. Until the guys randomly show back up in her life. While she may need a vampire's venom to live, she sure doesn't want anything from them she doesn't have to take. She never wanted to give in and be a paramour or anything to a vampire really and she holds on hard to that. 

The guys may all be different in their vampire form but one thing hasn't changed. They want Maci. She is special to them in more ways than they ever knew. It will take some time for them to adjust to their vampire nature and her human nature but they are working on it. I was glad to see the guys didn't lose all of what made them them. They are definitely different though. 

So not only do we have Maci and the guys all coming back together and working things out but there is also the vampire war still going on. Somehow Maci is involved in that. We don't have all the answers yet but we do get a lot of clues. Maci starts to have some dreams that give us a hint of what's to come maybe? Very intriguing. 

And yes, as warned in the blurb, there is no happy ending in this book. The ending is a cliffy and you are gonna be turning for more pages that aren't there yet. Here's hoping book three is just around the corner b/c I can't wait!!
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