Description
About the Author
GENA SHOWALTER is the New York Times and national bestselling author of more than twenty novels in a wide range of genres, including her acclaimed Alien Huntress series for Pocket Books: Awaken Me Darkly, Enslave Me Sweetly, Savor Me Slowly, Seduce the Darkness, and Ecstasy in Darkness. Her fiction has appeared in Cosmopolitan and Seventeen and has been nominated for a prestigious RITA, as well as the National Reader’s Choice Award. She is universally acknowledged to be “made of awesome.” Visit her website at www.genashowalter.com.
Details
- Mass Market Paperback: 512 pages
- Publisher: Pocket Star; Original edition (October 26, 2010)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1439175772
- ISBN-13: 978-1439175774
MY THOUGHTS
LOVED IT
YUM! As Gena’s Website says she is “made of awesomeness”. I have read almost all of Gena’s books and if I haven’t read them, they are on my shelf. I first discovered the Alien Huntress series when I picked up Red Handed, I fell in love with all of the characters. I know the series was first written for teens and I thought it was optioned for television show, but never heard any more about it. Fortunately, you can pick up any of the Alien Huntress novels in the series and not be lost with the characters or world they inhabit.
The story centers around Ava and McKell, a vampire that falls for Ava. Ava is the kick-ass AIR (Alien Investigation Removal) agent-in-training. She is sent on a suicide mission with her friend, Noelle, to bring in the vampire, McKell. Of course, McKell falls for Ava and they both try to uncover his past while trying to save the world. There is another twist as well, with another agent , Dallas, trying to track down a zombie queen who is infecting the population.
OK, so I don’t think I have given too much away. The story is written with all of the snark and hottestness you have come to expect from this author. Ava and Noelle’s interactions alone are the stuff of one liners you will find yourself writing down to use on that special someone who annoys you. McKell can be annoying but does redeem himself nicely towards the end.
I like a little snark in a character. Glad to know I can pick up anywhere in the series!
This one looks fantastic. Thanks for the great review! I just finished another good fantasy thriller by Kelly A. Harmon called, “Blood Soup.” I found it to be absorbing and atmospheric with compelling characters. I highly recommend this one.