"A great vampire romance"
In 1953 Lady Daniela, the rare offspring of two vampires,
travel to Western Australia to claim her maternal
inheritance since her mom chose sun suicide. On the trek
through the Outback to Thieves' Station, Daniela meets
visiting English human Devlin at a dive. They hit it off
making love that night to her shock as she has met many
males over her two millennium existence that rarely tickle
her let alone ignite her desire. Dev accompanies Daniela to her station and learns what she
is. He assists her in her goal to rid the world of an
evil vampiric despot. She wants his soul voluntarily.
However, when she violates her beloved by claiming him as
her servant without his permission, Daniela fears she went
too far and will lose the independent Dev since he does
not understand the repercussions to her by her naming him. Besides a great vampire romance by an author marking the
sub-genre fans as loyal followers, (see THE VAMPIRE
QUEEN'S SERVANT and THE MARK OF THE VAMPIRE QUEEN) Joey W.
Hill provides a strong sense of time and place. The story
line insures readers will be in the remote Outback as Ike
and Elizabeth rise to power. Filled with action and two
strong lead protagonists, readers will appreciate this
enticing invigorating thriller. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted March 29, 2009
SummaryThird in a national bestselling series that's been hailed
as "erotica at its best."(A Romance Review)
The daughter of two vampires, Lady Daniela is considered
aristocracy in the vampire world. Still, she has to fight
for what she wants—especially since what she wants is
to depose a brutal territory overlord. For that she'll need
the help of Devlin, a handsome, brave human who inflames her
desire far more than any man or beast.
Even though she could easily lay her claim and take Dev on
as a fully marked servant, she resists the
urge—especially since Dev is still tormented by
something in his past. But when her enemy makes an
unexpected appearance, Dev surprises them both by yielding
completely to his feelings for Danny and showing her the
devotion of a true servant—until she decides to take
his freedom without asking...
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