Twilight Dreams by Amanda Ashley

9:25 pm 19 August 2016

Holly Parrish has never met anyone like Micah Ravenwood: his dark eyes, his movie-star smile, the indefinable way he looks at her. Even when she thought he was no more than another client for her investment firm, her lust overpowered her logic.

But she never expected this attraction to whisk her from her busy southern California life to a silent and eerie ghost town in Wyoming. Only vampires call the deserted place home—and one of them is Micah. He says he’s brought her to Morgan Creek for her safety, that vicious creatures are hunting her. But how can Holly trust him? One look and she can see the need barely restrained behind Micah’s polite words. The heat of his kiss, the pleasure of his touch—none of it can tell her whether he wants her as his lover—or his prey .

I had a hard time deciding whether to rate this book three stars or four. There was a lot of emotional pull in this book but I had a side feeling while reading this book that there was an underlining sort of structure that basically felt like the best way to get over someone is to be with someone else however you also can't help when your heart decides to open itself that's a thing you find taking place as Micah struggles to piece himself together and open his heart to Holly.

I actually really liked them together and I liked how Holly challenged him as well. It created an interesting dynamic because she brought him out of his mourning and frustrated him made him care.

I liked that about her even though she had a tendency to be a little bit annoying but there was a tenacity that I could respect as well. I've always liked Ashley's books and her writing, I liked Twilight Dreams as well.