Soul of a Vampire

By Lauralynn Elliott
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(4.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Oct. 15, 2012
Words: 60,952 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301217168


Short description

A vampire searching for what was taken from him. A woman who may have the answers. Nikolas longs for his soul even as the darkness in him tries to take over. Tessa searches frantically for a way to help Nickolas before it’s too late. Together they fight physical and emotional battles in their quest for the one thing that could allow them to be together. Will they make it before time runs out?

Tags

vampire, suspense, paranormal romance, soul, vampire romance, romantic adventure

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Review by: J.R. Pearse Nelson on Oct. 19, 2012 : star star star star
Walking the Dark Line
Lauralynn Elliott sure knows how to bring the creep factor in her novels. Soul of a Vampire starts on the melancholy ground of a devout Christian who is turned into a vampire. Even as he mourns the loss of his soul, he finds there is a way to retrieve it -- with the help of a specialist in paranormal artifacts. Nikolas is in dangerous territory; he wants to keep his morality, but he is slipping day by day. And when he slips...it's darker than I expected from beginning with a Christian vampire. Right and wrong are very important to Nikolas the man, and Elliott does a good job exploring how that slips away as he turns into a monster. There's definite romance involved, and without Tessa there's no way Nik can get what he wants. But Tessa is a huge temptation for Nik, and as she helps him, she's also pushing him further into the darkness.
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