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Bride of the Night (Vampire Hunters)

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I can't give a good review, because about 30 pages in, I couldn't read no more....The rest of her books...Thumbs up!!!!

This was a pretty good read, but not fantastic. I love Heather Graham overall, but this was not my favorite book. I kind of felt like I was missing details or that there were details glossed over.

In 1865 Pinkerton detective Finn Dunne believes Confederate spy Tara Fox plans to assassinate President Lincoln when Tara tries to run the Union blockade of her hometown of Key West. She fails as her ship and Finn's vessel become shipwrecked on an island. However, the half-vampire is wrong about her intentions. Instead of wanting him dead, she follows her visions in an effort to prevent the killing of the president.

Tara explains to him what her mission is, but he distrusts her. As they fall in love, vampires attack them. They survive the assault and begin a perilous journey to DC hoping to arrive in time to prevent the murder of President Lincoln and expose the diabolical leader behind the conspiracy

This is an entertaining Civil War era paranormal romance in which Heather Graham merges historical facts with a vampire thriller. The story line is fast-paced except when Tara goes into vision mode, which detracts and slows down dramatically rather than enhancing the plot. Still in spite of being over the top of the Key West Lighthouse, fans of the author will enjoy this overall entertaining Americana thriller.

Harriet Klausner

This book was good if you like a lot of details. I liked the way she depicted the main two characters because normally their type would be different than how she portrayed them. I have read better books by her and look forward to the next one.