Kathryn Smith’s latest addition to the Brotherhood of Blood series, Let the Night Begin, is a perfectly paced, snappily and hotly written vampire romance tale that I found impossible to put down once I started.
In Let the Night Begin, Smith tells us the story of another member of the Brotherhood, Reign. Unlike many other romance book heroes/heroines, however, Reign isn’t meeting his love for the first time but finds a familiar face returning to his life, that of his estranged wife, Olivia.
Some 30 years after she walked away because Reign made her a vampire, Olivia seeks him out to help save her nephew, whom she’s raised since he was an infant. Problem is, she has to trade Reign for him, and soon finds her loyalties tested as they unite in an uneasy truce. And even though neither really trusts one another, their hearts and bodies still feel the pull that drew them together so many years before — and Olivia is having a devil of a time resisting, but does she even want to?
Kathryn’s books are always real pleasers, and Let the Night Begin continues that trend. There’s plenty of danger and intrigue afoot as well, and some seriously erotic moments between Reign and Olivia … enough to steam up a pair of reading glasses! I honestly think this may be my favorite of this series to day.
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(24 votes, average: 4.92 out of 5)
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September 12th, 2008 at 9:40 pm
i love this book! the love between Reign and Olivia is incredible. For me I couldn’t put this book down.
October 30th, 2008 at 9:37 pm
The book was okay. They chemistry is there, and romance but i didn’t like the way the regency era was potrayed. A good read for vampire lovers, oaky for those who love things modern
November 13th, 2008 at 11:03 pm
i love this series the only part that i dont like is when the go to the villians couse i really dont care whats on their mind
December 16th, 2008 at 12:47 am
Thanks for the fab review! And thanks for the comments. EjAy, I’m so glad you liked the relationship with Reign and Olivia.
msbrit12, I’m sorry the history didn’t do it for you. Incidentally, it’s set in the late Victorian period, not the Regency. I’m only bringing this up because I had some conveniences of the day that would have been way too modern for the Regency!
And Jamaica, I find that really interesting. You like a bit more mystery with the villains, eh?
January 10th, 2009 at 9:46 pm
kathryn i really liked this book….you planted a fantastic picture in my mind through the hole thing. you know how some books have exciting parts and boring parts. well there was no boring parts for me. you kept me guessing if Olivia and Reign going to work out. i like your books…..let the night begin is my favorite
March 13th, 2009 at 9:39 pm
I just read the last of the series (Night After Night) I loved the hole series…. Every book kept me on edge.. I’m sold on Kathryn Smiths books. Oh my Favorite Vamp Guy is Saint.