Customer Reviews

A Deeper Hunger

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Tresand makes me want to go to Hawaii! After loving Callie through the centuries, Tresand meets her again in modern day Hawaii. As her escort, he shows her the night life and falls in love with her. Lucky Callie!

A great vampire love story. A must if you like vampire romances or are looking for something a little different from the every day romance.

This a one of my favourite Vampire romances. Callie goes to Hawaii on holiday and hires an male escort. Enter Tresand, modern vampire, who has loved Callie throughout time. Sabine Kells captures the true essence of a holiday romance.I'm saving madly know hoping to go to Hawaii and meet my own Tresand. A definite must read for lovers of vampire romances. Libby Withnall

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I'd been recommended this book by a couple of reviewers of other vampire romances which hadn't lived up to their promise, and I'm very glad that I got hold of it. It's angsty without being melodramatic, and it's modern and contemporary instead of being Gothic. It's also very romantic, and highly enjoyable. Recommended!

hate to be the voice of dissension here, but this novel just didn't do it for me. The story, of timid librarian Callie and ancient Vampire Tresand was just too over the top angst, Gothic, implausible, and frankly weird, especially since the hero has loved, and "killed", the heroine's former reincarnations several times. If the hero would have been less morose, and the heroine less wimpy, than it may have held my attention, but it didn't.

This book was from the 90's and the fact that it has the quote "in the grand tradition of Interview With A Vampire" TWICE on the cover should have told me something. Interview With A Vampire this is NOT.
Not recommended.
1 star.

I loved this book. It takes place in Hawaii. The heroine Calie has come for the vacation of a lifetime. She decides to really live and hires an escort. The man who answers her is Tresand, a mysterious man who will only meet her at night because he is a vampire. Of course she doesn't know this but she falls in love with him just the same. He is a tortured soul who tries to distance himself from her but his heart has already decided his fate. This story has some interesting secondary characters that I would enjoy reading about. Also it has a twist to it that I really enjoyed. Get this book if you can.

most attempts at vampire romance go so far into the nasty erotic that they leave me completely cold. Few, though, manage to take a monster and make him a romantic hero...

ms. kells has.

Tresand is made a tragic hero in the first chapter of the story. You feel his torment and pain and terrible lonliness in a very short description

Cailie is also tragically alone and terribly lacking in confidence. She is also bonded to Tresand, though she doesn't understand this bond. She has escaped her normal (tragic) life to Hawaii, and guess what, that's just where Tresand happens to live.

The story is quite melodramatic and quite goth romantic without being p0rn. It was a very fast read. There was quite a bit of description (hair, clothes, etc) that was anachronistic to the 80's, but that wasn't too terribly distracting.

The setting is lush as is the bond between these two characters. Over all a good read.

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