Real Vampires Do It in the Dark Real Vampires Don't Sparkle Book 2 eBook Amy Fecteau
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After his disownment, Matheus finds himself more confused than ever. He lashes out, losing Quin, the one constant presence in his new life. Alone, penniless, and clueless, Matheus is forced to carve out a new (un)life, amid the chaos of a hidden war. Friends and enemies, old and new, appear with secrets, betrayals, and a surprising revelations.
Matheus will need all the help he can get, because he isn’t the only making new alliances. His father, insane and desperate, joins with Appollonia Parker, one of the creatures he’d sworn to annihilate. Appollonia doesn’t take being crossed lightly, and she sets out to exterminate Matheus and his newfound family.
Matheus must risk it all to protect his loved ones, and save Quin, one way or another...
Real Vampires Do It in the Dark Real Vampires Don't Sparkle Book 2 eBook Amy Fecteau
DISCLAIMER: The following review was originally posted on my book blog (link in bio).I really liked the second book in the series as well and it kept me up till 2 AM BUT I have to say that there was too little Quin. I wanted more of Quin and Matheus. I wanted a bit less of Alistair and Matheus, and I cannot believe I'm saying this but I actually didn't mind this love triangle as much because (for the first time ever) it even made kind of sense to me.
There are so many things happening that it is literally nigh impossible to fall asleep on this. Talking from experience here ... There are moments full of action and when there is a slightly slower moment, the characters fill it with humour that makes one crack up and lose the tiniest amount of sleepiness simply because one is laughing so hard.
There are plenty of funny moments because Matheus exists in this world. His comments are simply priceless and I adore the hell out of this klutzy vampire. His existence as a vampire was not planned (at least not by him), but he seems to embrace his vampire-self more and more and I really like it because he doesn't lose his inner self. He's still his sarcastic, funny self that everyone's grown to love.
I wasn't a big fan of Alistair in the previous book. One might even say that I disliked him, but I actually grew to really, really like him in this one and when some things didn't go his way, I felt really bad for him. Who knew he could be so likeable?! I think that's why I didn't mind the triangle so much, because I grew to really like Alistair. He was sweet, funny and, at times, simply adorable.
But the ending!? Why the hell did Fecteau end the book like that? It's like she doesn't want me to read anything else ...
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Real Vampires Do It in the Dark Real Vampires Don't Sparkle Book 2 eBook Amy Fecteau Reviews
Who am I? How many times does looking at a firm ass does it take to say I am definitely into guys????? Still the bond between the two protagonists remains strong and I look forward to the next installment.
I liked the snappy dialogue, some of it really funny. Also the fact that one of the main characters is an ancient Roman. One rather large criticism, though, the author really needs to brush up on her Latin, if she's going to throw it in. My first year Latin students could have done a better job.
Gave it 3 stars for creativity an extra star for writing style - I like wit & sarcasm in the midst of peril. I was however not thrilled with the ending - it left too much to be desired. I assumed being a two book series it would have been a completed story - it really needs a book 3.
Love it! Book 1 and 2. Lots of action, you can't catch your breath because next page there's something coming. But what I like most are Matheu doubts, fears and growing love for Quin. Their witty dialogues as well as Matheu and Alistair. Glady I didn't feel the end of book 2 as a clifthanger ( I hate those ). All secondary characters are great and they fit well with main ones. Hope book 3 is already coming!
This book picks up literally where the first one ends. No gaping. Poor Maethus gets no break Lol
The chemistry between characters is better and flows more naturally in this one (the second book compared to the first). I can't honestly say which pairing I prefer because we haven't gotten a real taste of Maethus and Quinn with Maethus having resisted himself until the very end.
The ending made me so mad in such great twist that guarantees that I will have to get the next book... I hate that I have to wait for the continuation but I love it so very much!
I want to say thanks for answering most of the questions I had from the previous book. I was still somewhat all over the place when reading it, but I think I am getting used to the authors writing style (gasp). I hope the third installment comes soon... I can't believe the ending! I will be honest and say that my feelings were hurt for the main MC after that ending... I think he deserved better even if he is a total brat... With a heart of gold... But a brat nonetheless.
I really enjoyed the first book of this series, so much so that it got one of my coveted 5 star ratings. This book does not feel as good as the first one, but it’s still not that bad. You definitely need to start with book 1, and maybe I did myself a disservice by having such a long time between reading that one and this book.
We join Matheus right after Quin gives up on him. He leaves him in a cemetery where he proceeds to whine and mope for way too long a time. While he is floundering in his new vampire life, he ends up being confronted by some old frenemies who turn into much more and some old friends who end up surprising him in really horrible ways. Somehow, Matheus ends up becoming a player in the supernatural game without even trying (and sometimes trying to avoid it).
The big bad in this story (aside from Matheus’s crappy attitude) is Appollonia, who is the current ruler of the vampire world. I guess Matheus should have probably tried to avoid pissing her off, but he has a special aptitude for being a pain. I felt like this book was definitely leading somewhere and setting up future books rather than really being a standalone. I’ll definitely see where this is headed, but wish we could have avoided just a little bit of the whining.
DISCLAIMER The following review was originally posted on my book blog (link in bio).
I really liked the second book in the series as well and it kept me up till 2 AM BUT I have to say that there was too little Quin. I wanted more of Quin and Matheus. I wanted a bit less of Alistair and Matheus, and I cannot believe I'm saying this but I actually didn't mind this love triangle as much because (for the first time ever) it even made kind of sense to me.
There are so many things happening that it is literally nigh impossible to fall asleep on this. Talking from experience here ... There are moments full of action and when there is a slightly slower moment, the characters fill it with humour that makes one crack up and lose the tiniest amount of sleepiness simply because one is laughing so hard.
There are plenty of funny moments because Matheus exists in this world. His comments are simply priceless and I adore the hell out of this klutzy vampire. His existence as a vampire was not planned (at least not by him), but he seems to embrace his vampire-self more and more and I really like it because he doesn't lose his inner self. He's still his sarcastic, funny self that everyone's grown to love.
I wasn't a big fan of Alistair in the previous book. One might even say that I disliked him, but I actually grew to really, really like him in this one and when some things didn't go his way, I felt really bad for him. Who knew he could be so likeable?! I think that's why I didn't mind the triangle so much, because I grew to really like Alistair. He was sweet, funny and, at times, simply adorable.
But the ending!? Why the hell did Fecteau end the book like that? It's like she doesn't want me to read anything else ...
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