Format Read: eBook
Number of Pages: 70
Release Date: May 17th , 2010
Publisher: Lyrical Press, Inc
Formats Available:eBook
Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Lyrical Press, Inc
Book received by the author for review.
Book Blurb:
If there’s one thing Jessie hates, it’s going after her own kind.
She may be used to taking a bite out of human killers, but she leaves her fellow immortals alone. It’s only after a series of gruesome murders have her suspecting vampires and werewolves are going after innocents does she set out to put a stop to it.
It’s not long that Jessie finds herself racing against the waxing moon to stop an ambitious gang of monsters with a sinister agenda.
Only a vampire can own the night.
Jess is a vampire on an official mission from the vampire king. She needs to out a stop in some gruesome killings that are disturbing in more than one way, because despite the current cold war between Vampires and Werewolves, the said murders seem to be the work of a gang of weres and vamps alike. To avoid detection by the public, Jess needs to hunt this gang down and stop the killings.
The book is told in the third person and goes back and forth between a few characters. Brandon, a reporter; Kirkbride, a priest; Jess and a couple more. I had no problem with this and I know that since the novel was so short, it was necessary to help give the whole picture. However, I also felt that, because of this constant change and short length, we never really got to know the characters in a more in depth manner and they just came across a little shallow.
All in all, Bring On The Night has a lot of potential to be a great book, but because it is so short it fails to achieve its possible greatness. That being said, I really enjoyed it and I just wanted to know more about Jess and the people she met in the book. I also want to know if there is a possibility for her and Brandon, I just totally can see them together.
70 pages is pretty short, but I love the cover. Sorry to see its an ebook. Maybe this will be the pre-novel story.
@heatwave
I love the cover too! =)
i'll def keep an eye out for more from her =)
Thanks so much for the review, Larissa!
I jumped up and down when I saw how cool the cover was!
I pass on this one, do not like books told in third person. And 70 pages is almost a short story LOL
@Sonya
Its my pleasure!!! I had fun with it =)))
the cover is awesome!!