Eternal Desires, by Lauren Wilder

Title: Eternal Desires

Author: Lauren Wilder

Sub-Genre(s): Contemporary, Erotic, Paranormal

Publisher: Siren Publishing/BookStrand

Publication Date: July 13, 2011

ISBN #: 9781610344647

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Babs

Rating: 5 Cups

Blurb:*

Charles Pryce is sinfully sexy. Women fall at his feet, literally. He really knows how to treat a woman, but then he should-he's been around. For over four hundred years! When he meets Samantha, he falls in love for the first time in centuries. He sets about seducing her, and they are blissfully happy until evil Vamp Viktor rears his ugly head. Charles is desperate to win Samantha's heart. He wants her for all eternity, but will she still want him when she discovers his dark secret?

Review:
Charles Pryce has been lonely for a very long time when in walks Samantha. She sassy’s her way up to Charles and they flirt for a few minutes and she leaves. Charles falls in love on the spot. At work Samantha starts getting flowers and after a few days she calls Charles and they meet for dinner. They hit if off and start spending some hot romantic nights together. They can not get enough of each other. Viktor shows up trying to see Charles when he is snubbed. This does not set well with Viktor and plots to get even. He is responsible for turning Charles and he is the Sire. Charles has to save Samantha before Viktor can hurt her.

The characters are well done. Charles and Samantha click and are as one. Their romance is exquisite. Viktor even is a bit likable for a few minutes. He is the villain and like all villains he is liked at one point and hated the next. I loved the setting in England as well.

If you like romance, vampires, suspense then this is the read for you.

Available at:
Amazon (Kindle Edition)
Barnes & Noble (Nook book)

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*Blurb Courtesy of Goodreads

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