Such a wonderful story of heart and heat. I loved Adan's struggle with accepting the fae and how he grew out of his prejudices. The cameos of former main characters were great too. I didn't know how much I missed Club Atlantis and the world of Joey W Hill. Can't wait to read the next one.
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"That road might be bumpy, but you continue to go forward."
Books by Joey W. Hill are an intense, emotional ride, every time, and Vampire Guardian lived up to that expectation. Adan and Catriona each comes with baggage, and negative (personal) impressions of the other's species, only made worse by societal prejudice. This story tapped in a lit of characters from previous stories. When I first realized Catriona was fae I was delighted her use brought in Keldwyn and Uthe. Adan, A relatively young vampire, brought in his parents Mal and Elissa, among others. Trying to review this book, without spoiling anything is hard, but these young lovers cross boundaries, tread dangerous ground, and leave Lady Lyssa and her half-sister seeming ready to pull their hair out as they try to enforce the law of their land/kind, and still care for all under their command/protection at the same time. While I would not refer to the Vampire Queen series as having an overarching arc, it is a rich and detailed Universe in which life continues to move forward. There are political machinations, a population of roughly 5,000 vampires giving the worldwide Vampire community that small town everyone knows a mutual friend feel. I am so glad I had read Keldwyn and Uthe's story before this one, as it laid important groundwork/understanding for the relationship between Vampires and Fae. While this story could stand on its own (I read their story when it was a new release, so it wasn't fresh in my mind), if I were going to read one story before this one to get to know some of the characters... I'd go for theirs... Though I recall loving Mal's when it first came out and just moved it to my to be re-read stack while reading this.
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2021
Books by Joey W. Hill are an intense, emotional ride, every time, and Vampire Guardian lived up to that expectation. Adan and Catriona each comes with baggage, and negative (personal) impressions of the other's species, only made worse by societal prejudice.
"That road might be bumpy, but you continue to go forward."
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2021
This story tapped in a lit of characters from previous stories. When I first realized Catriona was fae I was delighted her use brought in Keldwyn and Uthe. Adan, A relatively young vampire, brought in his parents Mal and Elissa, among others.
Trying to review this book, without spoiling anything is hard, but these young lovers cross boundaries, tread dangerous ground, and leave Lady Lyssa and her half-sister seeming ready to pull their hair out as they try to enforce the law of their land/kind, and still care for all under their command/protection at the same time.
While I would not refer to the Vampire Queen series as having an overarching arc, it is a rich and detailed Universe in which life continues to move forward. There are political machinations, a population of roughly 5,000 vampires giving the worldwide Vampire community that small town everyone knows a mutual friend feel.
I am so glad I had read Keldwyn and Uthe's story before this one, as it laid important groundwork/understanding for the relationship between Vampires and Fae. While this story could stand on its own (I read their story when it was a new release, so it wasn't fresh in my mind), if I were going to read one story before this one to get to know some of the characters... I'd go for theirs... Though I recall loving Mal's when it first came out and just moved it to my to be re-read stack while reading this.
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- S. A. TangenReviewed in the United Kingdom on June 11, 2022
Vamps and Fae, 'nuff said
