Author: Julie Wetzel
Title: Kindling Flames
Pages: 223
Genre: Romance > Paranormal > Vampires
Publisher: Crimson Tree Publishing
Date Published: September 19th 2014
Format: ebook
Source: Amazon
Synopsis: Fresh from college and with no real work experience, Victoria Westernly considers herself lucky to land the coveted position of personal assistant to Darien Ritter, the CEO and owner of a multibillion-dollar company. His busy schedule and eccentric ways are enough to keep her on her toes. But, all is not what it seems when she discovers the handsome man employing her just happens to be the most powerful vampire in the area.
This is the first book in The Ancient Fire Serie
Title: Kindling Flames
Pages: 223
Genre: Romance > Paranormal > Vampires
Publisher: Crimson Tree Publishing
Date Published: September 19th 2014
Format: ebook
Source: Amazon
Synopsis: Fresh from college and with no real work experience, Victoria Westernly considers herself lucky to land the coveted position of personal assistant to Darien Ritter, the CEO and owner of a multibillion-dollar company. His busy schedule and eccentric ways are enough to keep her on her toes. But, all is not what it seems when she discovers the handsome man employing her just happens to be the most powerful vampire in the area.
This is the first book in The Ancient Fire Serie
Review
I've been wanting to read a Julie Wetzel book for a while, and decided it was finally time to start one. I seriously only picked this series because it won in a coin toss against Accidental Wings of Dragons.
There's much I enjoyed in this book. The characters are pretty awesome, and the plot of it is pretty interesting as well. But there was just something about the author's writing that made it hard for me to get into the story.
It's not boring or poorly written, and I can't put my finger on whatever the issue is... but it made it hard for me to read.
I'm on the fence about whether or not I'll be continuing this series. There's a lot I'd like to know, but I'm not sure if it is worth struggling through. I will be reading the dragon series first, before I make my decision.
There's much I enjoyed in this book. The characters are pretty awesome, and the plot of it is pretty interesting as well. But there was just something about the author's writing that made it hard for me to get into the story.
It's not boring or poorly written, and I can't put my finger on whatever the issue is... but it made it hard for me to read.
I'm on the fence about whether or not I'll be continuing this series. There's a lot I'd like to know, but I'm not sure if it is worth struggling through. I will be reading the dragon series first, before I make my decision.
