Undisclosed Desires

by M. Peters

In Seville, Spain, during the beginning of Spain's Golden Years, a visitor by the name of Keith D'Ameron arrives at the city. His midnight eyes are filled with secrets he has shared with almost no one — over the long course of his vampire's existence, he has never found anyone with whom he wishes to share them.

Until, that is, swords clash in a tree-lined square and he meets one Javier Estas, a young man whose flashing verdant eyes and fiery temper change the vampires life forever even as he steals Keith's heart for his own.

Genres: Vampires

401 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 23, 2012

About the author

M. Peters has been writing stories since she was a little girl. Since she met her fiancée in 1999, they have truly begun to come to life. Undisclosed Desires is her first published work, though she has been editing novels for up-and-coming authors across a wide spectrum of genres for the last eight years. She and her fiancée, who were high-school sweethearts, recently moved from Florida to Alabama with their two cats and both of them - the people, not the felines! - are veterans of the November Novel Writing Contest that is NaNoWriMo.

Reviews

[Manuela · Rating 5 out of 5]

Couldn't put it down, eh, turn the pc off. It was a one-read-session and I am looking forward to read another one of M. Peters.
Vampires, sword fights, werewolf, sex, more sex - what do I want more?
Oh yes, Romance with a capital "R". It is lots of it and Drama, and did I mention sex? M/M sex, Love making. And a Vampire...

[crashqueen73]

I gave up at 44%. Didn't like the characters at all.

[Susan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I run a Facebook group and am usually very active, posting many times throughout the day. Not today. I spent the afternoon reading. Standing up despite physical limitations, because the book was sitting near the table and I got up from lunch to get it and then settle in to read and I opened it instead and got sucked in immediately and so I stood up all afternoon reading, devouring the book, unable to do anything else -- including take a potty break or pull my attention away long enough to walk 6 feet to my chair -- until I'd finished it. What book could hold me like that, you ask? This one. If you want steamy man-on-man sex, vampires that don't sparkle, and LUST, buy it. Like now. I'm still fanning myself and thinking about cold showers.

Keith and Javier are fascinating, and the sexual tension quivers like a strung and pulled bow. The others who play a part in their lives -- Keith's servants Amaroq, Marlon, Linette and Margot, Javier's wife Ofelia, and the man who is determined to hunt Keith down, Chrétienne de Sens -- are much more than walk-on characters and each has his or her own quirks, foibles and desires as they help or hinder Keith's pursuit of Javier. Rich, full characterizations, well-described settings, and writing that draws you in and does not fail to deliver on its early promise make this a book well worth reading. And now, I'm off to read it again, savoring each detail once more. Or twice more.