Under a Vampire Moon: An Argeneau Novel, Book 16

Ms. Sands has done it again. Under a Vampire Moon is sassy, steamy and funny. I've listened to all of the series, and this one is one of the best. Kirby Heyborne does his usual fine job of narrating.

I loved this story. I found myself laughing and smiling throughout the story. This is a must have

The Argeneau's - oh how I've missed them and this is one of the best in the series - its a vampire love story with humour. I only hope Lynsay is working on book 17!!

If you know her vampire family then you'll know it's an automatic download and if you don't then you're in for a treat, you won't be disappointed.

100% worth the credit.

One of my favs!!!

All of her vampire books are sooooooooo good.

When she Is drunk and starts talking about his package!!! I laughed sooooo hard!!!!!!

You can't help but laugh

Lynsay Sands is a very talented author and has long been one of my favorites. This story is an easy read/listen filled with sexy scenes, jealousy, mixed signals and and even suspense. She was able to pull it off brilliantly. On the downside, I wish that she included an actual ending in her newest books. When she first started this series the books all ended with a traditional "happily ever after feel" so the books were able to stand alone. However, she now leaves us hanging. I'm assuming that the rest of the story will be in the next book, sort of disappointing. The story is a fun one and I do recommend it but I think that the first book in the series come together at the end best.

Yes. It had some laughs. I think that the "villian" was a little predictable though.

Julian had a great part in the novel.

I don't do the voices, but I appreciate being able to listen while reviewing my computer work.

I laughed in the bathroom scene, and also the cousin worried about people thinking he is gay.

Although I recommend this book, I would recommend the earlier books in this series more.

Yes. I love all the Argeneau novels and this last one doesn't disappoint.

For it's paranormal querkiness and humor I would compare it to Jeanine Frost's "Bones and Cat Series" (The Grave...) You love all the characters and how you are drawn into all the various plots and the subtle humor is a delight.

Oh I cannot pin one down as I always love the Argeneau family interaction and there were many in this one.

When Christian tells Christiana his history and true sexual nature, then demonstrates...phew!

I highly reccomend the entire Argeneau Series by Lynsay Sands. There are various narrators but they all are wonderful to listen too.

Way to go Lynsay !!! Another winner. I loved this book. Its was funny and charming and yet maintained the high quality of adventure that all of your Argeneau books have. I laughed and cryed and laughed some more. Even though Christian's situation was precariously unfortunate under the circumstance's, it made for a riviting story, always leaving you wondering what could possibly happen next. Great Book !! Can't wait for the next one. It will be a sad day when there are no more. I hope that doesn't happen.

I've read a few of this series and whilst i tend to enjoy them i do hesitate before purchasing one because they are very similar in each story. I rely on the many reviews listed and i found this audible was accurate. It was a fun filled story, you will laugh often, and it had a little twist at the end that made it different. If you enjoy this series, you will enjoy this one.

If you get a good narrator, I really enjoy audiobooks, listening to audiobooks helps me to keep my mind off of unpleasent tasks (like dishes, laundry, etc). I haven't read the print version though.

There were a couple, their first shared dream (yummy), when Carol is drunk and Gia dresses her up in a too small dress (funny), and a big reveal at the end.

Kirby was better in his delivery in this book than the last one. I think his charater voices are awesome!

Her books always make me laugh, swoon, dream.

Well, I love that Carol is a middle-aged woman (like me!) I can relate to her age-related insecurities!

This story got me thinking how would it be if an immortal found a mortal lifemate that was oh, say 400 lbs? I think that would make for an interesting story!