Immortal Bad Boys

THIS BOOK IS REALLY FUN. I also have to say that the last story in this anthology, Thomas Sundstroms, is not only different, but truly rich. I read the last story twice, I liked it so much. MY friends felt the same. And if the couple negative reviewers here were ever to desire something other than the usual comfy BRAVA fare, they should truly appreciate these immortal bad boy tales provided here for our pleasure. I say YEAH TO THIS BOOK, and highly recommend it.

This is a good showing of the talents of three great authors. As a follower of Rebecca York for years, I truly enjoyed her latest hero, Jules and the delicious spin she put on this story. NIGHT ECSTASY is a titillating tale. Rosemary Laurey is another great author and her story, VELVET NIGHT is a passionate adventure with Pete. The characters within this story were charismatic and sensual. Linda Thomas-Sundstrom's MIDNIGHT COURT finishes off this anthology, with a eloquently depicted tale, scenery and interesting characters. This was the first time reading this particular author, and I look forward to reading more of her work in the future. IMMORTAL BAD BOYS is a good showing of dark and sensual romance and shows the writing talents of these authors. Recommended for those who enjoy the immortal and bad boys!

I really enjoyed all three stories in Immortal Bad Boys. Although one individual critiqued this book and gave it a lowly one star for one character's use of Viagra, it was actually a very fun twist. I passed the book along to my sister and she loved it so much she asked that I send her a copy for Christmas! I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys sensual vampire characters and stories. Very well written.

"Night Ecstasy" by Rebecca York. Artist Taylor Lawson moved to New Orleans to escape a clinging ex-boyfriend and to find new inspiration. Taylor meets Jules De Mario and a magical connection forms. Taylor realizes that he is playing with her mind and when she notices the two bite marks on her neck she concludes her lover is a vampire. She doesn't know about the future but with Viagra they enjoy a normal sexual relationship. This is a very romantic vampire story. "Velvet Night" by Rosemary Laurey. Washington D.C. police officer Vickie Anderson vacations at her Blue Ridge Mountains home where she meets fledgling vampire Pete Falcon. He is so attracted to Vickie that he wants her to be his first human feeding. Vickie isn't aware of his true nature but feels the same. When she finds him caught in a bear trap and sees his fangs, he confesses the truth. He is a DEA agent looking for a meth lab; Vickie assists him although she knows that when he closes the case he will leave on his next assignment. Rosemary Laurey writes a terrific vampire romance starring two characters deserving of their own series. "Midnight Court" by Linda Thomas Sundstrom. Vampire Lord Dante drinks enough blood to survive. He accepts the invitation of Lady Elizabeth Rothchilde to visit her at her brother's castle. While there, he has sex with and drinks from Lady Elizabeth but his attention is caught by Alan Rothchilde's fiancée. Elizabeth tests Dante's feelings; if he fails he will never leave the castle for Elizabeth is humanity's avenging angel. MIDNIGHT COURT is a spellbinding tale. These three vampire romances are erotic, enticing and enthralling. Harriet Klausner

Great reads in this anthology. Rebecca York and Rosemary Laurie are good story-tellers, weaving their spells of paranormal delight ---- but my favorite was the last story in the anthology - Linda Thomas-Sundstrom's MIDNIGHT COURT. Finding it after reading the others was like hitting velvet after cotton. Different feel, era, and even vocabulary. Deep, dark, rich stuff - A standout in an already very good compilation of vampire tales. Try this book! You'll like it all, and you'll be rewarded when you get to Linda's offering.