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    Dance Until Dawn

    By Berni Stevens

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    In the first book of this dark, sexy paranormal series, an unlikely girl becomes the one thing a vampire needs more than blood . . .
     
    A twenty-two-year-old dancer in London’s West End, Ellie Wakefield should be in the prime of her life. But now, she is no longer alive. And yet, she’s not quite dead.
     
    Ellie has been turned into a fledgling vampire—despite her lifelong aversion to blood and her dread of the dark. And when she meets the powerful creature who changed her, she defies him as no other has ever dared . . .
     
    At three hundred years old, William Austen thought he was above such mortal feelings as love—until he saw Ellie. After a year of desiring her from afar, he was forced to bite her to rescue her soul from oblivion. And now he will finally have the chance to be truthful about who he is, and take her as his own . . .
     
    Forever.
     
    “If you love Paranormal Romance, if vampires and their ladies fill you with anticipation, if you enjoy a knockdown, all out fight between the good and the evil of the paranormal world—then this novel is for you. I highly recommend Dance Until Dawn and I’m hoping for a sequel, or better yet a series in the future.” —Keeper Bookshelf
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateMar 3, 2014
    ISBN9781781891346

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    • 3/5
      Ellie wakes up in a creepy cellar and there is a creepy guy there, yes that is the beginning ;) Sort of.

      What I liked here is that Ellie had a really hard time believing she was a vampire. I mean who would believe some crazy guy who locked you in the cellar. So that was well done and William did seem crazy. Even though I knew he really was a vampire and that he had saved her life.

      But the book was a bit, I do not want to say slow going. It just takes 1/3 of the book for them to move on to other things. First she needs to believe, and not want to run away. So it's just them in that house for the most of it. But then more characters shows up and it even gets a bit suspenseful as...something happens. I will not say anything more.

      English vampires are just so more civil, even when they kill someone.

      A bit of a Gothic beginning turns romantic and suspenseful.