Vampire, Interrupted

An Argeneau Novel

By: Lynsay Sands

Narrated by: Victoria McGee

After seven hundred years of life, Marguerite Argeneau finally has a career. Well, the start of one, anyway. She's training to be a private investigator, and her first assignment is to find an immortal's mother. It seemed simple enough, until Marguerite wakes up one evening to find herself at the wrong end of a sword. Now she realizes she's in way over her head.

Julius Notte wants to protect Marguerite, and not because someone just tried to take her head off. She doesn't know it yet, but she's his lifemate and he's determined to woo her. It's been over five hundred years since he last courted a woman, but surely the techniques haven't changed. Now if only he can keep her alive—so to speak—so they can have that happily-ever-after.

©2008 Lynsay Sands; (P)2009 HarperCollins Publishers

love the story, but not the narrator

I love the story. I have listened to it several times. But I am not fond of Victoria McGee's narrations. Her voice is a bit whispery, she lacks the ability to do accents that resemble the characters background, and everyone comes off a bit prim and overly English.

My only criticism of the story us that Lynsay needs someone to check her stories for consistency over the course of the series. Though the most glaring inconsistency in this book is that Julius tells Margorite about Christian's musical interests in one scene, and cannot even remember the style of music in a later scene.

However, the story is compelling enough to overcome the narration and inconsistencies.

Another one out of the park

loved these stories and after all the couples books I was glad to get this history lesson. I owe every one in paperback and now starting in audible. if that's not proof of what an awesome auth Lyndsey Sands is... that's your loss. But hopefully you will expand this series to your library!

Great Story

It's a shame that such a great story was marred by a subpar reading.

Great story!

I loved this book but I had to listen to it at 1.15% speed because the narrator spoke very slowly, so much so that I personally disliked the book; although, I have read this novel before & knew I loved it, I still couldn't handle the slow, dragged out words & long pauses. If you find that it bothers you as well try speeding it up before giving up on this one because the story really is a great one.

Tyree

I love the series very much I wish it was true Think what we can learn from it