Photographing ghost towns across the American West, Kadie Andrews takes a wrong turn and ends up in Morgan Creek—a spot that isn’t on the map. It’s a quaint little place, but there’s something off about its complacent residents. And when twilight falls, it takes on a truly sinister air…
Unable to run or to find any way out, Kadie finds herself a prisoner, hunted for her blood. Still more disturbing, her spirit and beauty have captured the attention of the town’s leader—the mysterious Rylan Saintcrow. When he looks into her eyes, she can see his hunger. When he takes her in his arms, she can feel his power. When he presses his lips against hers, she can taste his need. Saintcrow may be the most powerful creature she’s ever imagined, but Kadie knows in her heart that he is also a man. A man who needs a woman. To want him, desire him, crave him. To be his willing prisoner—for all eternity…
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What if vampires were
relegated to live in a town to follow certain rules and were not allowed to leave? Some might think it would be a good plan to
keep humans safe, but what of the human in the town. As Twilight
Falls tell one such story.
Driving into Morgan Creek
was a simple mistake on Kadie’s part.
One wrong turn, low on gas and late at night were just a few of her
problems. From the moment she ventures
into the town she knows something is off.
The vibes she gets are off the charts wrong and the sudden appearance of
Darrick does nothing to ease her feelings.
It doesn’t take long for
Kadie to realize she is trapped in Morgan Creek and the residents don’t hold
back on letting her know what is expected of her. They also fill her in on the mysterious head
vampire, Rylan Saintcrow. Luckily he
hasn’t been seen in a long while, because the women he takes interest in
disappear forever.
Suddenly awake after
decades of rest, Rylan is drawn to a new presence in town. From the moment Kadie enters his territory,
he knows he wants her for his own. Even
Darrick’s claim on the girl will not stop him from having her.
Things have changed in his
town since he went to ground. The
vampires are restless and the humans are not content. He never cared about the human’s happiness
before Kadie, but now he is seeing things differently. Times have changed and now he must change
too.
As Twilight Falls was a good story. Ms. Ashley
has built a unique town and interesting characters. While it was not perfect for me it was a nice
change in my usual paranormal reading material.
The novel is more storytelling and sweet romance and less erotic than my
normal reads. This will interest many
readers. I can’t quite put my finger
what was missing from the novel to make it great for me, but as a whole, the
story was nicely written.
Another very important
point for this book, it reads as a standalone novel. The story is wrapped up and complete, with a nice
ending that leaves you gratified. What a
wonderful change in the world of serial novels.
Pick up As Twilight Falls if you enjoy
standalone novels, unique paranormal storytelling, romance that focuses on the relationship
more than the bed play and the writings of Amanda Ashley. She has written an enjoyable classic vampire
novel.
I tend to like a little more heat than it sounds like it has but sometimes those sweeter romances are kinda nice. And vamps are always a good thing. Thanks for pointing this one out. I haven't tried her yet but think I will :)
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