"Cameron's Law" is an interesting tale about a vampire named Sadie Stanton who is an paid activist/ community liaison for paranormal. So, where does the title come from? Cameron was her late boyfriend who was successful at proposing a bill to grant supernatural beings equal rights as humans.Unfortunately, the town of Adelheid, Connecticut begins experiencing a rash of vampire attacks on werewolves fueling the growing agitation and hate being spouted by the human rights group known as LOHAV.As Sadie attempts to keep further chaos from ensuing she will need to work with the police including an infuriating but sexy shapeshifter detective named Vance, Jude, head of the vampire coven and Gabriel, head of the shifters. This is a daunting task but considering they have a common enemy, namely Hughes, head of LOHAV you would think they would rally together. However, only time will tell.I will admit that initially I was concerned I would not enjoy the read because I found the author's writing style a little awkward; yet, after delving further I truly began enjoying the characters, action and pace of the read. I am looking forward to seeing where this series will go. It has the potential to be great. Right from the start you are thrust into the action.Her name is Sadie Stanton and she owns the Stanton Agency, where she serves all things preternatural.When Cameron’s Law was passed, making all supernatural beings citizens, Sadie saw the opportunity and offered her services for paranormal investigations.She’s perfect for the job, after all, she’s a vampire.While helping a client in the graveyard, a crazed woman runs up and stakes Sadie. As quickly as she appeared, she ran away. Lucky for Sadie, the woman didn’t know her anatomy. It hurt like hell, but healed quickly. And the night is still young.Following proper procedures, she files a complaint and has the bad luck to have her complaint taken by Detective Johnston, a shifter. There is no love lost between these species and he is being a jerk, or is she just reading him wrong. He definitely gets under her skin, and as her receptionist, Madison, said, “He was tugging on her pigtails.”Soon enough, Sadie has to deal with Johnston again. It appears that young vampires are attacking werewolves and this could have an adverse affect on the new law. Sadie wants to avoid that at all costs and begins to work closely with Detective Johnston. They need to see who or what is behind this before there is an all out war between the vampires and the werewolves.There are so many awesome characters in this book. Each one, even the ones with only small roles, stand out as individuals and their voices are strongly written.My favorites are Sadie and Dakota. Can’t wait for you to meet Dakota. If you think Sadie is tough, wait until to see Dakota in action. She is a hunter and even Sadie isn’t sure of just what she is, maybe something shifty or fae.The author left me wondering about that in this first book.I also really liked the view of Sadie’s everyday life while being a vampire, her normalness.“It was a standard evening. I showered and dressed, had breakfast and checked to see if I had any messages. After that, I ran a few errands, which were ultimately very banal. Just like all the other myths, being a vampire did not automatically make your life exciting or glamorous, and you didn’t come equipped with servants. Vampires still had to do things like go to the bank, buy food and do their laundry.”Of course, her breakfast must have been some type of blood and her day started after dark. I wonder what the grocery stores are like, having to stock edibles for all types of supernatural beings.There are more attacks and the race is on to solve this case before all hell breaks loose.You’ll meet some very interesting characters, good and bad.You’ll get to see how Sadie interviews demon summoners, and lawyers for her agency, which was a fun way for the author to introduce new characters.And you get to meet Dakota, the bounty hunter from hell. Still not sure what she is.I had a really fun time getting to know the characters of Adelheid, the largest supernatural community in all of New England.For a not so long book, this one is packed full of back story mysteries, budding romance, lethal investigations, and a look at the politics of a preternatural town.A great beginning to this series which the author wraps up nicely, but hints at answers to some lingering questions, which leads you to the next book.I received this book for my honest review.
What do You think about Cameron's Law (2011)?
good book kept me reading till I had to make myself put it down
—Kupfadachl
