Everlasting Kiss

Don't think I ever read Amanda Ashley book befoe but this book makes me look forward to the coming soon sequel Everlasting Desire. Daisy O Donnell comes from a family of hunters though she can't stand the idea of murdering someone who walks, talks and thinks. Even the undead. So she prefer her little game of making money as a vampire blood thief. She met Erik in a club called The Crypt and it isn't until a couple weeks of seeing him that her hunt for vampire blood to sell leads her to Erik home and learns the truth. Erik is a vampire. An enemy to her family. Daisy finds herself torn between what her head tells her and what her heart desires. What worst is when a price goes up for the head of the cities vampire king, her brother wants the reward and Vampires and Vampire hunters must put differences aside to find out who offered the mysterious reward in the first place and keep their own necks. All along Daisy wonders if her feelings are real or part of her vampire blood bond. If it is real can a vampire be welcomed into the vampire hunting family? This book has by far one of the best vampire romance endings I ever read.

In a world in which everyone knows vampires exist with no legal rights and judicial recourse, human hunters kill them as sport. The O'Donnell family have been vampire hunters for generations, but whether the blood has thinned or the next generation does not have the heat to kill, the current brood only has two killers of the undead; the patriarch and his oldest son Alex. The daughter Daisy and the youngest son use a magic compass to find the bloodsuckers' lairs in order to steal the pure blood that they sell for its medical properties. Daisy believes adult vampires are evil until she meets Erik Delacourt at popular Los Angeles vampire nightclub the Crypt. She has taken blood from a vampire she is forced to kill because he came after her. The West Coast master vampire Rhys wants the thief dead, but Erik vows to protect Daisy from even his best friend because he loves her and will die for her. Alex arrives in Los Angeles vowing to keep his siblings safe from the undead whether it be Rhys, Erik or some other vamp. In love with Erik, Daisy must choose between her family and her soulmate. Everlasting Kiss feels like a vampire West Side Story as Amanda Ashley adds to her wonderful take on the vampire mythos as humans and the undead are natural enemies yet the O'Donnell brood and Rhys and Erik will need to find a compromise to save their lives. Fans will appreciate the vulnerable Romeo and Juliet lead couple as the Blood Thief and the vampire learn that love supersedes everything else. Harriet Klausner

I am NEVER disappointed when reading one of Amanda Ashley's Vampire Romances. I was sad when I finished reading the book and wanted more. I can't wait for the sequel. I own a copy of all her vampire books and is happy to add Everlasting Kiss to my collection.

Amanda has done another great job with Everlasting Kiss. She writes wonderful stories with characters that grab your attention from the start. She writes classic romances that take you away from everyday worries. I've read and enjoyed each and everyone of her books

Amanda Ashley writes vampire romance the way it should be written. She sticks with what works and blows your mind away with wonderful characters, plot and romance. She is one of my favorite authors and I have never been disappointed with any of her books. From page one, I was sucked into the story and couldn't put it down until the last page. The characters were wonderful, plenty of suspense, and plenty of romance to get you through the cold nights. I can't wait to see what she has in store for the other characters in the next book. Amanda Ashley is an author who has mastered the art of vampire/paranormal romance and will always be at the top of my to-buy list! Reviewed at:[...]