Vampire

Shiloh Walker's works can be terrific or a tragedy. The inconsistancey of her writing can make buying her books a bit of a gamble at times. Mythe Vampire is a great story and a safe bet for Walker fans. This fantasy tale brings a Vampire into the world of elves with interesting results. Elf Princess Caet goes from bratty child to a mature woman during the course of this story. Watching her mature and work her way through her hurts is a pleasure. The vampire Ronal takes a brief dramatic turn worthy of a Shakespearian Tragedy, however, and that seems highly out of character. It's an odd scene that makes little sense. I felt Ms. Walker skimped a bit on the world building. Perhaps because this was the second in the series she didn't feel the need to fill in the details, but this makes it a bit confusing if one hasn't read the previous book. I would have liked to see it stand on it's own a bit better. I understand books from EC tend to be shorter because they are primarily e-books, but Shiloh Walker is talented enough to fit in the needed details in limited space if she chooses to do so. Overall Myth is a good read, and while I won't say its a "must read," it would definately be an enjoyable one for anyone who picks it up.

Shiloh Walker has not disappointed me yet, and this book is a keeper just like the rest of them.

The story line in this book actually kept my attention and I thought the sexual scenes in the book were well done. I often found myself wishing i were the one in Ronal's arms. Overall it was a very enjoyable book that i will read again. If you like vampire romances, you'll love this one.

I read anything by Shiloh Walker. This one did not disappoint.