I love vampire books and was really excited to read SNAP, but unfortunately it was just disappointing.
Maxie Gwenoch is the main character who accepts a position as managing editor of SNAP, a high fashion celebrity conglomerate.  The book starts with her being a strong, successful business woman.
Jean-Louis is the handsome the art director and reveals to her the organization is run by vampires. There aren't just vamps in this book but also shape shifters, weres, and demons. And of course they have a century old castle in Hungary and a feud with another Vampire Clan.
My problem with this book is there is no development of the characters. No chemistry in the romance between Maxie and Jean- Louis. The moment she decides that she likes him she goes from a strong woman to a petulant teen. I really didn't like this book and I will not read the sequels. It end on a cliff hanger and I do not even care what happens next. Im so disappointed since the reviews were good and I love vamp books. too bad.
I love vampire books and was really excited to read SNAP, but unfortunately it was just disappointing. Maxie Gwenoch is the main character who accepts a position as managing editor of SNAP, a high fashion celebrity conglomerate. The book starts with her being a strong, successful business woman. Jean-Louis is the handsome the art director and reveals to her the organization is run by vampires. There aren't just vamps in this book but also shape shifters, weres, and demons. And of course they have a century old castle in Hungary and a feud with another Vampire Clan. My problem with this book is there is no development of the characters. No chemistry in the romance between Maxie and Jean- Louis. The moment she decides that she likes him she goes from a strong woman to a petulant teen. I really didn't like this book and I will not read the sequels. It end on a cliff hanger and I do not even care what happens next. Im so disappointed since the reviews were good and I love vamp books. too bad.