I haven't posted one of these in awhile, been WAY too busy. This past weekend I picked up two books.
Taming the Vampire (Blood and Absinthe #1)
by Chloe Hart
Description:
An unlikely partnership…
Demon
hunter Liz Marlowe and vampire Jack Morgan have hated each other from
the moment they met. But when a powerful enemy threatens their beloved
city of Boston, they form a reluctant alliance. It’s supposed to be
temporary—just one night, in fact. But as the tension between them
builds to the breaking point, neither is prepared for what happens next.
Taming the Vampire is Book 1 of the Blood and Absinthe series.
(From Goodreads)
~I got this on Friday and I've already ready finished it an looking forward to the 2nd~
How to Woo a Reluctant Lady (Hellions of Halstead Hall #2)
by Sabrina Jeffries
Description:
The third novel
in Sabrina Jeffries's “Hellions of Hallstead Hall” series, featuring the
independent and talented Lady Minerva Sharpe.
When a charming
rogue proposes she marry him to meet her grandmother's ultimatum, the
Sharpe clan's strong-willed sister makes a tempting counter-offer that
preserves her inheritance and ignites his imagination.
Lady
Minerva Sharpe has the perfect plan to thwart her grandmother's demands:
become engaged to a rogue! Surely Gran would rather release her
inheritance than see her wed a scoundrel. And who better to play the
part of Minerva's would-be husband than wild barrister Giles Masters,
the very inspiration for the handsome spy in the popular Gothic novels
she writes? The memory of his passionate kiss on her nineteenth birthday
has lingered in Minerva's imagination, though she has no intention of
really falling for such a rakehell, much less marrying him. Little does
she know, he really is a covert government operative. When they team up
to investigate the mystery behind her parents' deaths, their fake
betrothal leads to red-hot desire. Then Minerva discovers Giles's secret
double life, and he must use all the cunning tricks of his trade to
find his way back into her heart. (From Goodreads)
~ I have read the first two of the Hellions of Halstead Hall and really enjoyed them. If you are interested in regency-historical romance, you should check out this series.~