Bound by Night

MoonBound Clan Vampires, Book 1

De: Larissa Ione

Narrado por: Amy Landon

Nicole Martin was only eight years old when the vampire slaves rose up in rebellion and killed her family. Now she devotes her life to finding a vaccine against vampirism, hoping to wipe out her memories - along with every bloodsucker on the planet. But there's one thing she cannot destroy: Her searing, undeniable attraction for the one man she should hate and fear the most.

A member of the renegade vampire MoonBound Clan, Riker is haunted by demons of his own. When he recognizes Nicole and remembers how her family enslaved his loved ones, his heart burns for vengeance. But when he kidnaps Nicole and holds her in a secret lair, his mortal enemy becomes his sole obsession, his greatest temptation, and, perhaps, his only salvation - a hot-blooded lover who could heal him with her touch….or bury him forever.

©2013 Larissa Ione (P)2014 Tantor

Reseñas de la Crítica

"With violent consequences. Ione does what she does best: deliver paranormal romance with a sexy and dangerous bite!" ( RT Book Reviews)

New Vampire Series

Great start to a new series in the supernatural genre. You have to read now

Don't Pass it by

Better than I thought it would be! If you like paranormal stories this is a pretty good one!

yes

This was a great start to a new series. I would recommend this book. (good)

Great cliffhanger!

Excellent start of a Vampire series. I am ready to listen the Hunter’s story. The narrator did a great job.

Still debating on how good this book is…

I love the Demonica and Horseman series, so much that this was an instant download for me. And although this book was okay, it was nowhere near as good as her other books. It was almost unbelievable that the main characters actually got together and fell in love. Nicole character was not congruent, she went from doing lab test on vampires to being a vampire lover. She was supposed to be smart, but she blatantly ignored horrors that were right under her nose. She must know how the slaves were treated, yes I can see when she was a child she didn't know better, but she was 28 in the book. What got my caw was the fact she supported things I wouldn't wish on anybody not animals, not people, and not vampires. I know she didn't know the extent of what was happening, but still she was supposed to have been the CEO. After I got over her the book improved and I will probably read the next book, based on how well I liked her other series, who knows maybe this one will improve. I liked the narrator pretty good but I'm not as picky as other listeners out there. Overall I would give this a 3.5, it's hard to rate because the characters weren't great but the world building has potential.

Inrense Beyond Belief

As a young girl, my friends and I had procured Harlequin Romance novels and snuck around reading them. This is the adult sized version with just enough paranormal intrigue to keep me listening and wanting more and more and more...

Yay for the new Vampires

Excellent story with a twist on vampire slavery. It's great to see new ideas written with clarity and definition. I sincerely enjoy reading a book that makes me feel like I'm there. This is as if the author has an uncanny ability to transport me to the story itself.

Great story

I absolutely loved the story from beginning to end!!!
Very suspenseful and I can’t wait to read the next book in the series!

quite good for audible escape!

pleasantly surprised, pretty decent writing. some classic cliche vampire stuff but done well enough to be pretty enjoyable

Good

I liked this. I was particularly intrigued by the world building and am interested in reading further in this series. I was not as swept away as I was by the Demonica books and there are a few reasons why. First, the female lead was a bit unconvincing. She'd been running this vampire slaving business for years and was a bit too obtuse about the evil they practiced. It just seemed like her hands were conveniently unsullied. I was also expecting some resolution with the half-brother who betrayed her, and was disappointed that this turned out to be more of a long-term series element then a first book kind of thing.

But for all that, I did pick up book two right away. And actually, I can already say I liked it better. So this is definitely worth the read. :)