Under a Vampire Moon - Lynsay Sands

Under a Vampire Moon

By Lynsay Sands

  • Release Date: 2012-04-24
  • Genre: Paranormal Romance
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 376 Ratings
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Description

“Lynsay Sands writes books that keep readers coming back for more.”
—Katie MacAlister, USA Today bestselling author of Sex, Lies, and Vampires

Lynsay Sands, the nationally bestselling author of the Argeneau/Rogue Hunter vampire series, is one of the superstars of paranormal romance. Her latest Argeneau novel, Under a Vampire Moon, features a recently single, romantically-wary mortal who encounters a gorgeous vampire male waiting for her on a pristine Caribbean beach. Under a Vampire Moon is a treat for fans of Charlaine Harris and her Sookie Stackhouse novels—for anyone, in fact, who appreciates a good island romance between a hot blooded human and a love-hungry immortal.

Reviews

  • Loved it!

    5
    By Akc4
    I think this is one of the best ! No too repetitive and great story line.

  • Under a vampire moon

    5
    By Vampromancejunkie
    I absolutely love Christian. He is a wonderful character and I think this is the best book yet in this great series!! And I'm sure that Bricker finds his mate in the Lady is a Vamp! He just has to wait for her to grow up:-))

  • Bricked

    5
    By ms. Kit
    Yes, yes, Justin needs a mate too!!!

  • Love this series

    5
    By April2730
    What can I say this story just like the rest give laughter and steamy dreams as do all her books in this series but do I wish for these ooh so sexy men to be real what woman does not but we live in the real world but I must say to lynsay Please keep u readers in mind so keep them coming and when will bricker get his book can't wait

  • Romance for older women

    3
    By Suzyqz~
    It's a good book, it's entertaining and holds your attention. There's more to the characters in other books. It's best for an older woman with a romance fantasy with a younger male who would dote her on and basically worship her although her personality is lacking.

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