Many, many years ago, she had a husband and a child and was happy with the world, until her family was killed by a day walker and she was turned into what she is now. A vampire. And through that, the Night Huntress, Raven, was created. Weighted down with grief and guilt over her family’s death, she found the vampire who completely changed her life and killed him. Now, after all this time, still burdened with guilt, she comes across a young man already on the verge of death, and without knowing the reason why or understanding the desire to do so, she turns him too.

Zach never asked to be a vampire. He had everything he could ever want, a good job, a sweet girlfriend, he had a life. And she threatened to take it away. Well, vampire or not, Zach is determined to live as he was when he was human. No drinking blood off humans and no mixing with other vampires. It does not matter if he desires Raven, or feels a pull towards her because of their connection, he wants nothing to do with her. He can find a way to lust after Raven but hate her at the same time.

Zach is fighting a losing battle and his friend Jerry has no doubt about it. Jerry never told Zach about his own involvement with vampires, so it comes as a surprise to Zach when Jerry gives him blood to survive. None the less, Jerry can see the chemistry between Raven and Zach. While Zach is in complete denial about his whole situation, Raven thinks she does not belong in Zach’s world, where he is surrounded by friends and his girlfriend’s laughter.

Night Huntress was a decent read. It was however, a bit cliché. You get two characters with so much tension between them. Then there is lust. And then voila, they discover it is love. The way the story was written is interesting as each chapter is told from a different character’s point of view, and the character of Jerry brought in an added twist to the story.

Book Stats:

• e-book, digital format
• Publisher: Book Strand
  
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1-60601-069-7

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