Book Review: Intern With the Vampire by Kit Iwasaki
Intern With the Vampire (Vampire General, #1) by Kit Iwasaki. © 2011 1889 Labs Ltd. Kindle eBook. Paranormal/Urban Fantasy. 154 pages. Source: eGalley provided by the author.
Synopsis: Human medicine is easy. On her first day at Grace General Hospital, new intern Aline Harman risks vampire infection, vivisection, and having her heart torn out of her chest… and this from her colleagues. Juggling transhuman politics only becomes more difficult when a patient’s life is at stake. With a zombie to resuscitate and a mermaid in critical care, Aline has her hands full. But at least the doctors are good-looking.
Review: What a wonderful ride! I couldn’t believe when the last chapter of the book ended, all I kept thinking was MORE PLEASE!
The book follows the first day for Aline at Grace General Hospital after being dismissed from her last job… only Grace General isn’t your average hospital. It caters to a different clientele so to speak… and who exactly said it was easy being a mermaid?
If you enjoy Grey’s Anatomy and ER on TV and enjoy reading paranormal stories, then you will enjoy this book. I’m giving it 5/5.
Synopsis: After defeating the djinn summoned by the vengeful vampire priestess she encountered in Vegas, and making a few unexpected friends in the Paradox PI team, we re-join Kitty Norville—late-night radio show host and the world’s first celebrity werewolf—a year later back at the KNOB station in Denver, Colorado.
Synopsis: When we last saw celeb werewolf Kitty Norville, she had been confronted by an enigmatic word—Tiamat—burned into the door of her beloved restaurant and pack hangout, New Moon. It was then she learned that the gauche cliché of “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” is nothing more than a lie. But the brand on the door was only the beginning. Soon, danger and murder surround Kitty’s life and she is faced with an even bigger evil that forces her own view of the supernatural to broaden.
They’ve won their freedom, become the new alpha couple in town, struck a deal of equality with the city’s vampires, opened a new restaurant (aptly named New Moon) and now Kitty and Ben are going to make it all official—the human way at least—by tying the knot. Deciding they are overwhelmed by all the matrimonial hoopla, the couple make a plan to elope in, where else but, Las Vegas, Nevada—the city of neon temples, Wayne Newton, drunken mistakes and Elvis impersonators.
From the Publisher: “With just one touch, Jessa Bellamy can see anyone’s darkest secrets, thanks to whoever tampered with her genes. What she doesn’t know is that a biotech company has discovered her talent and intends to kill her and harvest her priceless DNA.
Part three of the Darkyn series, and in this book we learn a little more about the war between the Darkyn and the Brethren. We have repeat appearances from Alex and Michael and Alex’s brother John. The poor man can’t seem to stop himself from getting in the middle of things…
Jema is a delicate sickly heiress, who works in a museum (and owns it), while Thierry had just been put together by Dr. Keller from 
This is the first of a series by Lynn Viehl about vampires which she calls Darkyn. Alexandra Keller is a reconstructive plastic surgeon with a practice in Chicago and Michael Cyprien is a millionaire from New Orleans, with a dark secret; he is a Darkyn. The story mainly revolves around the three main characters who are Alexandra, Michael and Alexandra’s brother, John.
