Title: stilted and boring
Product review: I have read this book and one other in this series by Lynsay Sands. I hoped this would be an improvement. It was not.Sands' writing is plodding, and she spells out everything in a pedestrian manner. By the end of this book you will have read several pointless descriptions of the dog going out to pee, and if you should happen to not know what "he raised his eyebrows" means, don't worry, because Sands will follow that statement by telling you "he was surprised - he did not expect that."Whatever conflict there is in this book takes place on 5 pages, and is completely uninteresting.This book was completely dry and flat. I picked it up at an airport because I am a bit of a fan of the genre, but you really have to tread carefully there. I would recommend instead for those interested in modern-world vampires/supernatural books that you try Kim Harrison, Kelley Armstrong, or Jim Butcher.
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