The Vampire's Seduction

I am not a great fan of vampire tales. Yes, I saw the movie, Interview with the Vampire. Yes, I ogled Brad Pitt's handsome face and great bod. I also became attached to the cancelled Blade series on TV. Now that I've confessed that I'm occasionally tempted, I also confess that I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. William and Jack and their supporting cast will keep you under their spell until the last page. I guarantee--you WILL buy the next book in this series. Prepare to be enthralled.

This book is written from different peoples perspectives, which can be dangerous because the author risks loosing a train of thought or the reader's interest, but this book was amazing. Everything ties in together well and I am looking forward to the next book in this series. This book had blood, sex, laughter, and tears. With a little more tweaking it could be as good as the Anita Blake series.

I Could not put this book down. Sometimes the author would use to much in a chapter explain stuff i already new but i loved the plot and how the author weaves in different people,vamps, and other beings i cannot wait for the next book.

He is a vampire over five hundred years old lives in Savannah and has all the wealth, power and women he wants. Life is good for William and Jack a vampire William created. Jack is one of the few beings he cares about partly because he made him and partly of his winning personality. They live together though Jack doesn't know much about being a vampire, his loyalty to William is unique and will be needed in the days ahead because William's sire, the truly evil Readrek who killed is wife and son, is coming for him. William has been smuggling the young vampires who want to leave their masters out of Europe and Readrek has picked up his trail. William's sire is stronger and more powerful than his fledgling but the younger has other weapons, including the use of voodoo that makes it questionable what will happen when the final confrontation takes place. Readrek has his hooks in Jack by promising him the power that William denied him; it remains to be seen who Jack ultimately gives his loyalty to cause it might make a difference on the outcome. Raven Hart humanizes William and Jack so that readers can empathize with them and their problems. Although William has a healthy sex life and lovers he cares about, his heart is buried with his wife and son killed by his enemy. The vampires in this book seem so very real, (including the villain) that readers will start to wonder if they actively exist. William and Jack have heart if not souls and they care about people both vampires and humans making them easy to like. THE VAMPIRE'S SEDUCTION is an exotic exciting thriller. Harriet Klausner