Bộ Sách Keep Calm (Bộ 3 Cuốn) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

雅箴 Shin nn3240 — This is a very quick read. I enjoyed what it had to say about non-conformity.

Alix Sailly saillyalix — 2.5/5: Review posted: Happily Ever After - Reads Gregori is a people person. He’s a marketer and he knows how to sell, including his image. This has never been more important to his people as it is right now. After a video showing that vamps do exist gets out, the Coven sends Gregori to meet with government officials, including the President, in the hopes of getting them to say that vamps do not exist. In return, the vamps will work with the government to protect humans…doing much of what they’ve already been doing in fighting against the Malcontents for years. When Gregori heads to Washington his interest is already high in the Presidents family because of Abigail, the daughter who has stayed completely out of the limelight. Theirs is a story of sparks flying at that first touch, and in this case it’s a simple handshake and they’re both instantly attracted. In order to gain the President’s favor in keeping the vampires secret, once he finds out about the powers a vampire has, including teleportation, the President makes a new offer. Help his daughter Abigail retrieve rare plants halfway around the world and they’ll consider it a done deal. Abby’s a scientist and her mother’s health is failing. She believes that with the help of those plants, she can create a way to help her mother recover. The plot was pretty straight forward, Gregori, Abby and a select group of vamps and shifters head out on their trip to get these plants, and of course things don’t go as planned. They run into a small village of people who are following the orders of another Master and a Demon. The plot wasn’t all that intense, but this series is more about the fun, less about the action/violence. There have been casualties along the way, and the vamps do face the threat with each book of becoming known to all humans, but this book in particular, felt very light. The romance was easy going, easy to happen, very little angst at the end. The plot didn’t really advance any main storylines forward. We do get a little bit of the fallout between Sean and his wife – but it’s a very small scene and their issues took place off the page. Gregori and Abby had nice banter and Gregori was out to prove that he wasn’t the playboy every made him out to be. He struggles to be the most human of the vamps in a way. He’s never bitten a human and wants to keep it that way. He touched a rose that was growing on the vine close by. “When I woke up Undead, I asked if I could ever be mortal again, and they said it was impossible.” A tear rolled down her cheek. He plucked the rose. “It is possible now. Roman figured out a way, but I don’t have any samples of my mortal blood. My mother burned the bloody clothes I was wearing when I was attacked.” He pinched a thorn off the rose stem and tossed it outside into the flowerbed. “So for me, it’s impossible. You can see why I dislike that word.” He turned and held the rose out to her. “Why can’t you be possible?” Her heart cracked. How could she hurt him when she was falling in love with him? Fans of the Love at Stake Series will enjoy Gregori’s story, but overall I found it to be just a little lacking. The romance, while they had great banter and a few nicely hot scenes, felt rushed and when the relationship is between a vampire who can live forever and a human who can’t…I want to know how they’re going to deal with it. Will she consider turning at some point, will he want to meet his death with her when her time comes…these are things I like to know. It’s not a spoiler to say they get a happy ending, but I just needed more! Yes, they’re happy now, but I wanted more details, a little more depth and that’s overall what the book was lacking.