"Contemporary vampire - a fun read"

Amara Daniels had hit as slump. It wasn't bad enough that her career was over, since she refused to play character "Midnight Morris" in the direction the producers wanted to take it. Nor even that her fiancée was boinking anyone over the age of eighteen who so much as winked at him. Then there was the fact the tabloids said she was dead. Nope, that just wasn't enough, she had to be kidnapped by a crazy man who actually believed he was a vampire, and who was upset over how Amara had portrayed one on-screen.

Things couldn't get any worse.

Marco knew the moment he kidnapped Amara he was making a mistake, but even after 400 years, his impulse control was a wee bit weak. Sometimes he had to go by instinct and make up for it later. He never intended to fall in love with Amara.

At the mercy of a "madman", Amara finds herself liberated. She can eat what she wants, act as she feels, and Marco doesn't judge her. She can be herself, enjoy herself, without consequences.

Well, there was the possibility of one little consequence.

MIDNIGHT was a seductive, whimsical read; with a dry, humorous look at vampire cult fiction and movies. Elise Adams brings an enjoyable and sensual tale to life.

Rated: NC17.

Reviewed by Michelle Houston
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted March 16, 2003

Summary

Washed-up horror movie actress Amara Daniels is looking for a new career. When she'd kidnapped by a crazed fan who swears he's a vampire, she thinks she's hit rock bottom. What she doesn't count on is the wild attraction between them that quickly surpasses the boiling point... and the fact that he might not be delusional at all.

Sexual Content: NC-17. Genre: vampire.