An Argeneau Novel (Argeneau Vampire Book 18) - Immortal Ever After

I love this series. I am glad Anders finally does more than grunt! The story plot was lacking but the vampire story was good. Its great to see Lucian go back and forth between hard and cold to his softer side. Not her best, but very enjoyable. Can't wait to see Bricker go down!

Another awesome book from Lynsay. I was in tears I laughed so hard. I don't know how you do it but each book is has a fresh new plot and lots of steamy/funny love scenes. I can't wait for Brickers book!

When I finished this book I started looking forward to her next book. I am hooked on this series. I have read all of them to date. Some were better than others but when you put them all together it is a great series.

The thing about long, multiple character series is you want to see the characters from previous books while also finding a happy ending for the one you're currently reading. This series has yet to disappoint me. It is engaging and funny and sexy and good!

I have very much enjoyed all the Atlantian Vampire books and do plan on continuing to purchase any more as they come available. However, the idea of the Rogues getting to the girls first and having to be saved by the Hunters is becoming a little overused. I liked the self reliance Valerie had and the trouble Leigh makes for the Hunters. Good for the strong women.

I liked this book. However I felt Anders acted in an unexpected way. In a previous book he said he would kill another man if they both could be life mates to a woman. Yet he was reticent when he found his life ate.

Another cant put songbook by Lynsay Sands. Hope there is a other Argeneau novel soon. Sunday makes the characters come alive and threads them seamlessly through her novels.her Argeneau novels are all a 10. This one is no exception.

Look at these reviews! Lots of reviewers, lots of praise. How could this book disappoint? This is my first Sands book, so I don't have the attachment to the series that most reviewers have. But I was really surprised to learn she's a seasoned writer. There's something so immature about the writing - a super-slow plot, limited character development and stilted dialogue - that I was struggling to hold on. And then came this: "She'd never walk the runways in Paris but she'd featured pretty constantly in the runways in his head." Can you say cheesy? That's it, I'm done.

Hot vampire, hot sex, origin explanation, some chase or be chased plot device - it's all looking and sounding the same.
A bit of snark to hold it together.
The original stories with Etienne and Lucern were lots of fun. But, this franchise has become predictable. Sorry folks, I had fun here, but not enough to buy the next one.
I've enjoyed Lynsay Sands' writing and will hope that she finds some new inspiration to fire her imagination and her stories. It's been a good run.