What do a recently-dead human and a soulless creature
have in common?
Love.
Lev and Carly are star-crossed lovers from different
sides of the human divide. When Carly passes, Lev has no intention of giving
her up, but has limited time before she's lost to him forever.
He seeks help from his devious brother Alexei and together
they come up with a plan, but are stymied when they go to a powerful vampire, for help. Boris, the smelly and dreadful (as I
call him) is nasty, wily and as evil as they come.
Bannon's tale is skilfully written and one in which the
reader will somehow sympathise with a creature of the night. Paranormal stories
are not my favourite, but throw in a little love and romance and I'm happy. The
writer paints vivid pictures that put me on scene with these creatures and
their messy habits, but at the end, I left the story satisfied with the
resolution of the challenge set before Lev.
Paranormal stories will never be my first choice for
reading material, but Beautiful Monster is a good tale that I devoured in one
sitting.
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