Masters of the Night

by Elizabeth Brockie

He is a Royal. And a vampyre. She is a mystic. And mortal. Their combination is forbidden. Henri De LaCroix is rare among his kind. A vampyre and Royal for centuries, even rarer is the sight of a mortal who can stir his cold heart. But violet-eyed mystic Liora Anjanette Carter has done just that. Now Henri must choose whether to break vampyre law and save her life one fateful night-or let her forever slip away. If Angie survives, she'll possess Henri's memories, his dangerous knowledge, his terrifying power ... She's also surrounded by his enemies, a group of slayers who would just as soon destroy the French vampyre as believe in his alleged atonement. Yet with every seductive, thirsty kiss, she's drawn more toward the forbidden, more toward a destiny she knows she should fear.

Genres: Paranormal Romance, Paranormal, Vampires

240 pages, Paperback

First published October 13, 2012

About the author

Elizabeth Brockie is a native of Oklahoma and graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a B.A. in English Literature. After graduation, she relocated to the west coast, became a college instructor, and pursued her passion for writing. She loves to read, and write, romance, romance suspense, and paranormal romance. She also has a weakness for good mysteries.

Reviews

[Moriah · Rating 2 out of 5]

Every time I see this cover, it doesn’t register that I’ve read it. I don’t change the shelf to reflect it, so I think I haven’t. Then I read the blurb and remember that I found it vaguely confusing, with plot holes that could have been easily fixed with better editing.

But I don’t remember it being horrible, so 2 stars for “it’s okay.”

[DebbieReadsBooks · Rating 2 out of 5]

it started off okay and I thought it might be a good book, but the plot jumped a lot, and there seem to be great chunks missing. it ended really quickly too, and I'm not sure if there is a follow on story.
sorry but not for me.

[Andrea Doss · Rating 3 out of 5]

it had a great storyline, but I had a hard time understanding it. I finished the book feeling slightly confused. her writing style just isn't for me.