Shadow Form

Dark Impulse, Book 2

By: Edmund Hughes

Narrated by: Erin Bateman

Temptation comes in many different forms. Jack Masterson thought he knew what temptation was, and he thought he could handle it. He was, of course, wrong in every sense of the word.

Life as a vampire is defined by constant, seductive temptation. So far, Jack has managed to get by, thanks to the help of his childhood friend, Katie, and his loyal maid, Ryoko.
But when a new enemy arises that threatens not just the town but the people closest to him, he’s left at a crossroads. Unsure of where to draw the line, or whether there even is one anymore, Jack begins to explore the hazy morality of doing bad things to bad people.

Just how far is he willing to go in the name of vengeance? And should he be concerned by the fact that he’s beginning to enjoy it?

Warning: This book contains graphic sex, a slow building harem, and increasingly disconcerting moral dilemmas.

©2018 Edmund Hughes (P)2018 Edmund Hughes

On and On

Started off as a good book series but the disfunctional relationships between the main characters goes on and on that it becomes annoying.

Overall a decent second book

My main gripe is that the book felt shorter than the first and I didn't really feel as though the story progressed too much. Sure lots of stuff happened and there was some character development, but I just felt it was too little for a whole book.

Still, the story was good, the narrator is amazing, and am looking forward to the third book. My only hope is the next one is more substantial in length as I hate buying a book and finishing it the same day.

Pretty good 2nd entry...

The storyline isn't the best ever, but the overall performance by the narrator saves it in my opinion.

Pretty good second book

This is a pretty good second installment in the series. Story leaves you hanging at the end but the performance is very good

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The 2nd book in the series I liked more than the 1st one reason being he came out of his shell a lot more is started doing when he thought was the best of his situation