Fire and Ice: Seasons of the Vampire 1
Maya DeLeina
Book Review
The Book Nymph
4 out of 5 stars
Fire
and Ice: Seasons of the Vampire 1 is the gripping tale of Noel, a vibrant young
woman, and Grayson, a sexy mysterious vampire that she encounters after a
dangerous accident one winter.
Noel
is on the quest for solitude one fateful Christmas holiday. She has a cabin
reserved in the woods, where she plans to spend her time free from
civilization. With snow falling in smothering sheets, she takes a perilous turn
off the highway, where she plummets to what seems to be her end. A ray of hope
arrives in the form of a mysterious man that rescues her from her car, and
carries her off to safety.
In
his cabin, Grayson cares for her and nurses her back to her usual vibrancy.
Though mysterious, she finds him attractive in ways she has never experienced.
It does not take long for sparks to fly. Noel is drawn to him within hours.
With this, the readers finds that our protagonist is far from shy and reserved.
She seeks to seduce him, bend him to her desires. Perhaps it is his vampiric
allure. We cannot be sure of what attributes to this almost unnatural instant
attraction.
If
your scruples aren’t disturbed by this, you will be captivated by their
chemistry and subsequent erotic endeavors. Bear in mind that Fire and Ice is a
paranormal romance with a heavy erotic undertone.
Noel
and Grayson seem to be a compatible match, and yet their heart-warming romance
comes to an abrupt end. They enjoy one another’s body, and company, and yet
their time ends when Grayson vanishes, leaving her well off with her car intact
and bags packed.
This
ends the story of Noel and Grayson. Or so it seems. She learns of his vampire
nature, and misses him dearly, and hopes that they will meet once again.
A
new man enters Noel’s life, and the reader will easily miss this unless they
read both the prologue and epilogue of the story. Noel falls for and marries a
man named Dante, a once business partner of Grayson’s that dies shortly after
their marriage.
Poor
Noel seems destined to be alone.
It
is the second half of the book, where Noel and her best friend, Suzanne take a
trip to Key West to find closure for her loss. This turn of events reveals new
revelations, intriguing new characters, and mysteries that will leave the
character thirsting for more.
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