Lynsay Sands
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 365 pages Rating: 4.27 | 12492 Users | 401 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Reluctant Vampire (Argeneau #15) |
| Author | : | Lynsay Sands |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 365 pages |
| Published | : | May 31st 2011 by Avon |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Vampires. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy |
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Has this immortal finally met her match? Rogue hunter Drina Argenis (from the Spanish side of the Argeneau family) has been many things in her years as an immortal, but bodyguard/babysitter to a teenage vampire is something new. There's an incentive, however: the other vampsitter, Harper Stoyan, may be Drina's life mate. Trouble is, having just lost a life mate, Harper is resigned to being alone. He's completely unprepared when sexy and unpredictable Drina bursts into his life to reignite his passions. Can Drina, with a little matchmaking help from their teen charge, tempt this reluctant vampire to take a chance? Or will a dangerous, unseen renegade kill Drina and Harper's one chance at happiness?Define Books During The Reluctant Vampire (Argeneau #15)
| Original Title: | The Reluctant Vampire ISBN13 978006189459 |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Argeneau #15 |
| Characters: | Harpernus "Harper" Stoyan, Alexandrina "Drina" Argenis |
| Setting: | Port Henry(Canada) |
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Ratings: 4.27 From 12492 Users | 401 ReviewsJudge Based On Books The Reluctant Vampire (Argeneau #15)
Installment number fifteen in Lynsay Sands' series about the Argeneau vampires, The Reluctant Vampire introduces the Argentis branch of the family, one of the variations with roots in Spain. Drina is a rogue hunter with a very interesting past and due to Marguerite's indication, she ends up with babysitting duty in the small city of Port Henry. She's supposed to take care of Stephanie, a teenage girl we met a couple of books prior, and while at it meet Harper, her potential life-mate.Harper is3.5 STARSThis was a great and entertaining read, quick and fun. I had a nice time reading this book. I loved reading about characters that had been left aside in the previous installments. I still kinda miss the original Argeneaus from the first books though. Still it was a sweet comeback from some of the terrible last books I had read in this series. It made me wanna read more of this series again.In this installment we get to read Harper's HEA. I am very ashamed to admit that I truly don't
Drina Argenis cracks me up! I laughed out loud so many times because of this feisty vampiress! Well her and Stephanie, together they were killing me!! They made the entire book a pleasure to read! The mystery in this paranormal romance was pretty good as well. I am quite interested to see what happens with Stephanie in a later book.
Definitely not one of her best. This book didn't have enough of a plot to be published, imo.And the raunch factor was 1) a turnoff, 2) never felt real just forced. Glrrgh. I don't think porn is Sands' forte.Lynsay, please dump the plot direction that you took when the Rogue Hunters series started, and go back to doing what you do best. I loved the old books, but this one and the last came pretty close to being wall-bangers for me.
Installment number fifteen in Lynsay Sands' series about the Argeneau vampires, The Reluctant Vampire introduces the Argentis branch of the family, one of the variations with roots in Spain. Drina is a rogue hunter with a very interesting past and due to Marguerite's indication, she ends up with babysitting duty in the small city of Port Henry. She's supposed to take care of Stephanie, a teenage girl we met a couple of books prior, and while at it meet Harper, her potential life-mate.Harper is
I've never actually laughed so much it hurt while reading a book, but I certainly did with The Reluctant Vampire. I think Ms. Sands had the inner track on my funny bone this time around because I simply could not stop giggling and snickering and even the last chapter left me with a goofy smile on my face. How did she do it? Ill share how I think she did it. First she had poor unsuspecting Harper whos agonizing over internal angst and he gets sideswiped by an Aunt Marguerite special delivery --
Finally! Another Argeneau Novel to quench my thirst for a little while. I am a HUGE fan of this author. She knows I stalk her website and own every novel in the series including the ones with the original covers! I have begged and pleaded for her to make me the life mate of Bricker in one of her books. I have interviewed her several times on the blog and even hosted a reading challenge featuring her books. So it is no surprise that when the publisher sent me this book for review, I moved it to
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