Lynda Hilburn

The Vampire Shrink was a great read, it really captured my imagination, When I began to read, it was like I was being sucked into the book,if you pardon the pun, I WAS Kismet!
I loved the way her thoughts were written into the book as well as what she actually said.
She had a great sense of humour considering her past.
I was disappointed that the book wasn’t longer and more in depth in the end scenario although I know there is a second book so it can still progress now we know all about Kismet it leaves a lot of room for other things in the new book.
With action, romance, sex, fantasy, paranormal it made for a brilliant book and I really can’t wait for the release of the next book Blood Therapy… (mais)

What I liked: I liked that Kismet was a psychologist, and we got to see some of her sessions with her patients. I liked that it explored the vampire wanna be subculture a little.

What I didn't like: During the first portion of her book, when Kismet was having sessions with Midnight, she would speak to Midnight, and then in italics, we would hear her thoughts on the conversation. In her private thoughts, she did not seem like a very nice or compassionate therapist. At times the book reminded me too much of Laurell K Hamilton's vampire series. Especially when the action switched to Dev's nightclub, with his secret vampire lair underneath.

I gave this book 3 stars. I use the goodreads ratings suggestions, where 3 stars means "I liked it". I don't consider this to be a bad rating.

… (mais)