Night's Pleasure

This is an exciting paranormal romantic suspense

Journalist Savanah Gentry first met the magician when she was a little girl and her late single dad took her to watch him perform as the Remarkable Renaldo. Sixteen years later he still works the small town circuit but calls himself Santoro the Magnificent. In the Northern California audience he recognizes Savanah who somehow seems to follow his shows. Savanah wants to interview the magician, but though he wants her and has for years, vampire Rane Cordova has avoided his need to taste her blood. This time when she waits for him, he surprises both of them by asking her out.

Humanity has achieved universal peace until Vampires and Weres each believed they should run the earth so they finally went to war to decide who would rule (see NIGHT¿S MASTER). Their fragile ceasefire is teetering as both sides seek the hunter who possesses a special reference book that lists all vampires. Savanah inherited the tome from her late mom, a renowned vampire hunter. Rane keeps her safe even as they fall in love.

This is an exciting paranormal romantic suspense starring star-crossed lovers as he is vampire and she's a slayer. The story line starts off at hyperspeed, get a bit anemic in the middle, but accelerates to the finish. Fans will enjoy this fine urban romantic fantasy as the paranormal species and Amanda Ashley¿s alternate earth seem real.

Harriet Klausner

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

I loved it.

I loved this book, I have read everything I could get my hands on by Madeline Baker she is an outstanding writer. I just recently started reading her paranormal romances and I am hooked, she is just as amazing writing these as she is writing the westerns.

1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

amanda ashley/ night's pleasure

Wow folks, and again I say wow. Another in a series of knock me over I have died and gone to heaven books. Amanda does not let us down. All I can say, is when is the next one out....Oh and you might want to lay down before you start reading, before you go boneless and slide out of your chair.

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this is okay for a teen reader

I have read others by Amanda Ashley and feel the characters could have a bit more depth. I don't care for whiney or wishy-washy heroines. of course this is just my opinion but Savanah could have been a stronger character.

Copy cat

I feel this book is trying to cash in on the vampire fad inspired by Twilight but it is so poorly written and unbelievable that it falls short of that goal. I believe I wasted my money on this one.

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