Blood Will Tell by December Quinn

Blood Will Tell was a bit of a challenge for me. We all know that I’m unfairly picky about romance and erotica. But I read a few of the excerpts and I figured there was no better time to take a chance.

Blood Will Tell is a somewhat typical vampire tale with dialog to make the hair on the back of your neck stand up, chemistry to make the breath catch in your throat and spicy sex scenes beautiful enough to make you cry and hot enough to steam windows at the same time.

Quinn is not satisfied with women who submit at the first sign of a good romp in bed, flowery euphemisms for people parts or titillating actions, nor for males who mistake chauvinism or manipulation for heroism. The characters in Blood Will Tell are vocal, headstrong, not willing to undercut themselves and full of a delightfully yummy need.

Blood Will Tell has enough plot to make it more than sex, but not to overpower its true story of two people, caught up in dangerous times and carnal needs. Using a familiar creature, the vampire, gives the book room to charge words with electricity and this electricity is what made it work for me.

Blood Will Tell is steps beyond the public view of romance and erotica. I definitely recommend it.