Review Dead Perfect

Amanda Ashley’s books are delightful, uncomplicated reads. The two I’ve read prior, Dead Sexy and Night’s Touch, certainly were, and so is her upcoming Dead Perfect (2/2008).

In Dead Perfect, the young and lovely Shannah Davis is dying from a mysterious blood ailment, one that her doctors haven’t been able to identify, and she is spending the waning days of her life in a most unusual fashion — following a man she thinks may be a vampire. Tall, dark and handsome, and seen only at night, she’s convinced he’s a member of the undead, and is contemplating whether or not he might just have the power to save her life. A knock on man’s door reveals a somewhat different possibility, however, while his kiss ignites in her a vitality unlike she’s ever before known. The centuries-old Ronan is in a similar predicament as Shannah fills his life with a light and liveliness he’s not known in a very long time, and a hunger nigh unto unbearable — hunger for her scent, her taste, her touch … for her.

I really enjoyed this sweet little love story. It’s romantic and witty with elements of danger and suspense, though they are not the focal point. Ronan’s secret occupation was a little surprise that made me smile, for many reasons, but I won’t write about it here.

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