The Vampire Hunter

Secret Vampire Society #5

by Lisa Childs

Hunter Liam McKiernan would do anything to lure vampire Jennifer Williams into his trap--even use her sister, Eve, against her. It was only fitting since he believed Jennifer killed his brother. But when he finally caught up with her, Jennifer was not the cold-hearted creature he expected. She was beautiful, warm...and lonely. Liam couldn't resist the urge to protect her--and the desire to make love to her.But a member of the Secret Vampire Society had killed Liam's brother--a vampire who also wanted Jennifer himself....

Genres: Romance, Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Ebooks, Fiction, Vampires, Paranormal Romance

37 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2010

About the author

Born one dark and stormy Halloween night, Lisa Childs was predestined to write suspense novels. She loves spinning dark and twisty stories that keep readers awake because they’re either too busy turning pages or too scared to sleep. Lisa Childs is the prolific author of more than seventy published novels. In addition to romantic suspense, she also writes women’s fiction, paranormal and contemporary romance.

Lisa loves to hear from readers who can contact her on Facebook or through her website.

Reviews

[ReadToBreathe · Rating 2 out of 5]

2 Stars
The problem with this series is the shortness of explanation. Even though they talk about the secret society all the time we don't see enough of it and we don't know who runs it and also some characters were mentioned in the previous books but there is nothing more. Honestly this book is not believable, how can a man hate a woman so much forgive her so quickly. I didn't like this book.

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[Gloria Cienfuegos · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book was just awful. First of all I just did not buy the storyline about Liam being in love with Jennifer and vice versa after having slept together once. I just do not understand how Liam went from hating Jennifer to being in love her within such a short period of time. I understand that this "book" is part of a series but I still felt that it was too short, which made me feel like I was reading a short story. I was quite disappointed in reading this maybe because I was expecting more of a storyline.