Strong, yet scared, Basha (aka Divine) has been on the run from her traumatic past and her Uncle (Lucien Argeneau) for thousands of years, always keeping one step ahead but this time he's sent his spy Marcus to check her out and, if she is his long lost Neice, bring her in for 'questioning'. For those of you who haven't yet been enthralled and captivated by the Argeneau's then this book could be a stand-alone listen. There's always a fun, action-packed romantic story weaved throughout it and this one's no exception. Vampire Most Wanted is plotted well and an ingenious read.įor those of you who have already discovered the many members of the Argeneau Family then you know what you're going to get - nanos, H/H life-mates who can't read each other, start to eat food and pass out after sex. Basha and Marcus exult in the end, we are pleased. You cannot help but be pleased that it’s his turn to finally find happiness. Vampire Interrupted and A Bite To Remember. Of course we are happy for Marcus, having met him, briefly, in other Sands novels, e.g. She has a way of making the disenchanted struggles of Basha and hopeful struggles of Marcus, our struggle-every man’s struggle. Everyone fantasizes about “what if I could find my perfect partner?” “What if I could find the person to share the toils and tribulations of the journey of life?” Sands delivers this to you, at least for a little bit and lifts you above “the struggle.” She clothes the struggle in fantasy, humor, and sensuality. Everyone struggles with the loneliness and hardships of life. We read about vampires in Vampire Most Wanted, albeit god-fearing and enhanced with Atlantean Nanotechnology, but we recognize that we are reading about ourselves at the same time. I love the way Sands, through her pros style, elevates the struggle of every man’s search to find that perfect partner or soul mate to a real possibility. This recording and narrator are both enthralling and brilliant.
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