What a sweet, easy read! I really enjoyed this story and read it without stopping. Frankie is dancing his heart out at Hot Encounters, the club owned by Merrick. Merrick is a 500 year old vampire coven leader. Merrick and Frankie feel the mutual attraction, but Frankie isn’t comfortable with a new relationship. He just dumped his jerk of a boyfriend (his 9th bad choice), and Frankie isn’t real confident he can attract a good man. Merrick finally gets Frankie to agree to dinner and tells Frankie during that they’re mates. So, the majority of the story is the developing relationship between Merrick and Frankie. There is a little drama with Frankie’s ex, which ends up making Frankie the damsel in distress Merrick has to rescue. I get that Frankie isn’t super strong, but after all his protesting to Merrick that he can take care of himself, it would have been nice if he could have “rescued” himself. This is a nice bit of fluff, which according to Toni Griffin’s website is the beginning of a series. Loved it. Another winner from Ms Griffin as far as I'm concerned.If you are looking for a deep plot you won't find it here but rather than detracting from the book I found that only made it remarkably easy to read.It is fast paced and seems a little rushed at times and there were a few spots where I would have liked to see the story more developed (for instance the rouge vampires)but I'm wondering if that will happen in a future book. The characters were quite well written and I loved that even though this story is of the insta-love/lust variety Frankie's character retained some backbone. I am actually hoping this book is the first in a series as there are 2 or 3 characters I would love to see a story for.All in all an enjoyable light read and I look foward to reading Ms Griffin's next book.
What do You think about Frankie's Vamp (2012)?
It was sweet but I would have liked to get to know the charters better.
—Shandyclare20
