Book 1: The
Vampire’s Vision – In a world of psychics and vampires, where battle lines are
drawn and vendetta is a strong force, Kara is unfortunate enough to be caught
in the middle. Both a vampire and a psychic, she is deemed “a freak” by the two
species. But she does have one friend, a vampire named Olivia, who is her only
ally….and she’s in trouble. Olivia has been taken by the police, which wouldn’t
be too hard for a vampire to escape from, except that there have been rumors
about psychic detectives working the streets and hunting her kind. What would
they do to Olivia? Well, Kara will do everything in her power to save her.
Book 2: The
Vampire’s Rescue – Kara and Olivia are on a new mission to find a missing
person. Of course, a mission to find a human doesn’t sound too
appealing...until they discover the kidnapper was a psychic.
Book 3: The
Vampire’s Omen – A psychic sniper has attacked Kara and Olivia and they must
find out who it was before he strikes again.
Book 4: The
Vampire’s Victim – The war between psychics and vampires continue to unfold.
I really
enjoyed the concept of psychics and vampires! Very fascinating! Among the
powers Kara possesses are telepathy, telekinesis, and premonition. How very
cool! Best thing about Kara was her loyalty. Even though she’s shunned by both
species, she’ll still do whatever it takes to protect them.
To me, Kara
and Olivia felt more like Buffy and Willow from the TV series, Buffy, the Vampire Slayer (Buffy=Olive
as she was strong and feisty; Willow=Kara, the quiet and reserved sorceress.) The
writing had a simple language, and the pace was slow in certain areas. There
seemed to have been a lot of hype surrounding Olivia’s missing fang, and the
fight scenes could’ve used more sprucing up.
Nonetheless,
the bundle is a quick and easy read.
My rating: 3.5 stars
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