book review!

Ok, you're thinking i got one... not yet, what i have is a review of a Vampire Romance novel from a very talented lady, that if you dont know her yet you better get yer arses out there and find out about her! here is my review, and i mean it! look her up, buy her books, shes amazing!

FALLEN FROM

SHADOW

By Andrea Dean Van Scoyoc



A review by L. A. Nantz

Author of Incubus Succubus (- Awakening)



I recently had the pleasure to read a vampire romance by the lovely Andrea Dean Van Scoyoc, it was a pre-re-release of one of her first novels, one that she has a rather large soft spot for, like that old sweater, tee-shirt, or pair of shoes you keep simply because you love them so much no matter how much others may not. Well she has very good reason to love this novel, and so will you.

As I began to read the first chapter I found myself asking why I was doing so, but I soon realized it was desperately needed to set up just what kind of character, person, Farayne is, was in her life. Don’t skip it, or you will be cheating yourself out of one the best set ups in a novel I have ever read.

Farayne’s free spirit and unbearable boredom with her life in general lead her to do things woman of her age and standing should never do. As a result she ends up facing the end of her live only to have it given back to her by an ancient vampire of Scottish decent who simply can’t stay away from her.

Deciding whom was bewitched by who is difficult at best, and pointless. The love they share is the kind of love that not only woman dream of, but men in their deepest of secret gardens long for.

What the lovely Farayne endures after embracing the greatest love of all time is beyond words, and I will not give it away, you’ll have to find out on your own. Suffice it to say by the last line in the novel I was brought to tears, and I even cursed Andrea for making me cry. … All in all it’s a beautiful novel of such grand scope; I hope and pray she will in time expand on the story. A Story that’s only fault’s are a slow opening and it is far too short. I found myself wanting to no more about the life of Farayne, of her eternal love, and of the other creatures of the night she eludes to near the end… mostly the zombies… gods I would love to see what they really are through her words… the all to brief mention of them is evilly teasing and cruelly short.



Look for this novel to be announced for released at the following addresses around February 1 .



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and her personal website:

http://thelosttheforgottenthedamned.com/