Vampire Most Wanted

An Argeneau Novel, Book 20

De: Lynsay Sands

Narrado por: Bebe Kaye

Duración: 10 h y 33 m

Resumen del Editor

Take a road trip with the undead...in this latest in the Argeneau series by New York Times best-selling author Lynsay Sands.

For Basha Argeneau, anything is better than facing her estranged family. Even hiding out in sweltering southern California. But when a sexy immortal in black shows up determined to bring her back to the clan, she'll do anything to keep far, far away from the past she can't outrun.

Marcus Notte isn't here to play games - especially not with someone as crazy as the infamous blonde. Asked by Lucian Argeneau to bring her back for questioning, Marcus is determined to carry out Lucian's request - no matter how the seductive little mind-reading vamp feels about it.

Basha doesn't mind fighting fire with fire, especially with a hot immortal involved. But if he wants to take her away, he'll have to catch her first....

©2014 Lynsay Sands (P)2014 HarperCollins Publishers

Vampire Most Wanted Is A Brilliant Read

This recording and narrator are both enthralling and brilliant. I love the way Sands, through her pros style , elevates the struggle of every man’s search to find that perfect partner or soul mate to a real possibility. We read about vampires in Vampire Most Wanted, albeit god-fearing and enhanced with Atlantean Nanotechnology, but we recognize that we are reading about ourselves at the same time. Everyone struggles with the loneliness and hardships of life. Everyone fantasizes about “what if I could find my perfect partner?” “What if I could find the person to share the toils and tribulations of the journey of life?” Sands delivers this to you, at least for a little bit and lifts you above “the struggle.” She clothes the struggle in fantasy, humor, and sensuality.

She has a way of making the disenchanted struggles of Basha and hopeful struggles of Marcus, our struggle-every man’s struggle. Of course we are happy for Marcus, having met him, briefly, in other Sands novels, e.g. Vampire Interrupted and A Bite To Remember. You cannot help but be pleased that it’s his turn to finally find happiness. Basha and Marcus exult in the end, we are pleased.

The Narrator, Bebe Kaye, is perfect. Vampire Most Wanted is plotted well and an ingenious read.

WOW

This is the best Argeneau book I have listened to. I can't wait to jump into The Immortal who loved me and for About a Vampire to come out.

Devine and Marcus

Devine is really Basha Argeneau who has been missing for centuries. Her Uncle Lucien has never quit looking for her. He has Marcus Notte searching for her now. Marcus finds her in a carnival reading the future for customers. It turns out Devine and Marcus are life mates. It's hard for Devine to believe it as she thinks Marcus is there as Lucien's spy. She has done some questionable things over the years that she fears make her a rouge. Marcus needs Devine to trust him so they can overcome her past deeds. Funny, uplifting and sometimes creepy.

Better than last three

I think this book was better than the last three total of books Siri. This is one of those that so together the other books in the series

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The story seemed to drag on but had me laughing at times, good book. Will continue the series

Loved it!

Another winner. The Argeneau Series is one of my favorites that Sands put out. I think you will enjoy this one.

Crazy fun read

loved it every step of th way!!!!😍 I didn't want to stop listening!! defintely will listen to again.

Vampire Most Wanted

Love Her Books!!!!! Narrator did great job with accents and pace!! Hope to hear her in the future!

Most complex of the series so far

CW: child is kidnapped, raped, abused. It is talked about as history, and memories of the MC. As adult, mc is still being mentally tormented by one of the abusers.

This is probably the most complex and toughest to listen to of the series to this point. Basha has been through sooooo much for so very long. The two mc’s get their HFN, it does end with unresolved issues as they are still chasing Leonius and Abaddon at the end of this one. Sands always seems to end these books rather abruptly, I wouldn’t mind getting epilogues for a lot of the couples.

Narrator does a really good job, Abaddon is especially creepy and evil. I don’t think any of the narrators so far have presented Lucian how I hear him in my head, but I like how she did the MC’s and Abaddon.

ANOTHER WINNER FROM Ms SANDS

For those of you who have already discovered the many members of the Argeneau Family then you know what you're going to get - nanos, H/H life-mates who can't read each other, start to eat food and pass out after sex. There's always a fun, action-packed romantic story weaved throughout it and this one's no exception. For those of you who haven't yet been enthralled and captivated by the Argeneau's then this book could be a stand-alone listen.

Strong, yet scared, Basha (aka Divine) has been on the run from her traumatic past and her Uncle (Lucien Argeneau) for thousands of years, always keeping one step ahead but this time he's sent his spy Marcus to check her out and, if she is his long lost Neice, bring her in for 'questioning'. Tall, dark and dreamy Marcus joins the carnival where Divine works to discover if she is the long lost Basha that Lucien is hunting for but he wasn't expecting to find his life mate.... or the whole heap of trouble that came with her. But if they hope to have a future then they must face the demons of the past.

This was another entertaining addition to the growing Argeneau family and it had an evil depraved puppet-master manipulating people and pulling his wicked strings which had a lot of dangerous consequences for the pair. Basha had a dark emotional past which resulted in sad and tragic events over her very long lifetime which gives this listen a more 'sinister' edge. However, there was humor, passion, secrets, lies, mystery, attempted murder, kidnapping, betrayal, life-mate sex, a terrible history to be told and, both the H/H want to make the ultimate sacrifice.

Worth a credit? Because of Basha's life story, she has trust issues and Marcus isn't sure just who she is but knows she's gonna run which makes the romance between them fraught with suspicion rather than passion. This is a darker book and, as a result, it's not been my favorite one however, the well-written plot is overflowing with drama and action which makes it a very entertaining, and YES a credit-worthy, listen.