Book 1) Paranormal Vampire Romance - Moonshade (Vampire Conclave

SJ West is one of my favorite Paranormal/Supernatural Authors. I finally got to meet her at PennedCon this last year. She told me I would love this series!

I have been binge watching Vampire Diaries & was in the mood to read an awesome vampire series! I'm so in love with these characters already. My heart pitterpatters with these sexy vamps & warlocks? Read this series! I need more Julian!

Just finished Moonshade. I enjoyed getting to know this new universe. Having read the entire Watchers series, I've become familiar with West's inspired writings. So going in to this new series, I was able to focus on character development without worrying that the writing would disappoint. I encourage everyone to do the same! It's an interesting take on vampires. A theme I've not seen before. And I've definitely read my fair share of vamp! West has created a compelling dynamic between Julian and Sarah, the main characters. The writing is light at times when you really want a few more details, but overall a compelling read! Looking forward to Sentinel! Hopefully the wait isn't too long!

This story was incredible,outstanding,exciting and just plain amazing ?!!! It was very different from what I normally read,it was more telling about the other types of beings in the main character's ,world ?!!. Different but good and interesting ?!!!.

I totally enjoyed visiting the world of Moonshade and can't wait to read the next edition! Having visited in person, I love the mystery of New Orleans! It's a place this could truly seem like reality. Who knows? Maybe it is. ...

There is always something special about the books S.J. West writes. I absolutely love the Watchers trilogy. Moonshade is unlike any other vampire book I have read. It's always full of plot twist and turns. I just can't get enough =)

Moonshade is not your normal vampire story at all. It definitely threw me off on a few parts in the book. Sarah does seem to take it all in stride when she finds out she is bound to a vampire, like it's an everyday occurrence or something. Other than that I found the book to be pretty good.