Berni StevensRessenyes
Autor/a de Dance Until Dawn
Ressenyes
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What I liked here is that Ellie had a really hard time believing she was a vampire. I mean who would believe some crazy guy who locked you in the cellar. So that was well done and William did seem crazy. Even though I knew he really was a vampire and that he had saved her life.
But the book was a bit, I do not want to say slow going. It just takes 1/3 of the book for them to move on to other things. First she needs to believe, and not want to run away. So it's just them in that house for the most of it. But then more characters shows up and it even gets a bit suspenseful as...something happens. I will not say anything more.
English vampires are just so more civil, even when they kill someone.
A bit of a Gothic beginning turns romantic and suspenseful.