Watchers In The Night has occasional flashes of brilliance.
Every now and then, Gray (the hero) or Jules pop off the page. But the fact that I’ve only just finished the book hours ago and cannot remember the heroine’s name is a bad sign.
It’s also a bad sign that I could figure out the villain early. I do not like it when this happens. I mean, I like trying to guess who the villain is, but I do not want to find out until you, the Author, decides it’s Time.
At the very least, I want you to keep me off-balance, which this book didn’t do. I want to be thinking “Oh yes it’s her/him” and then a page later go, “It can’t be!”
The sequel-bait wasn’t THAT obvious, but since everyone knows you almost never have a paranormal romance (especially ones featuring vamps and other creatures of the night) without a sequel these days…
This rates 2.5 out of 5.
Oh, that is bad, not remembering the heroine’s name after only a few hours. I hate when that happens
Not exactly.
It’s more like I hate it when that happens and I realise I spent money for this to happen to me. *g*
Kind of like going to the dentist
LMAO! Absolutely right, Amie!
Mmmm…I’m glad I didn’t pick this one up then. I’m really picky about vamp romance since there are so many of them, and most of them just blend in.