Linda Suzane - Captivity, Darkhour Vampires

Cassandra's servant, Stanos, and the autopsy reports on the two boys show two different bite marks, Donovan decides to investigate, only to find himself Cassandra's helpless prisoner. His only chance is Wade.

Here is what others are saying about Captivity:

Not a vampire devotee, I had no preconceived notions when I began reading Captivity by Linda Suzane. Am I glad I started it on a weekend, because I simply HAD to finish it RIGHT AWAY. In a word, Wow! The power of Ms. Suzane's writing propels you into the story with vivid images, strong characterization, and totally believable scenario. An unequivocal thumbs-up! ~~ reviewed by Christine Janssen, who received the Golden Wings Award from Wings ePress, Inc. for her romantic suspense, STAND ON YOUR OWN.

A fast-moving "good vampire vs. evil vampire" adventure, with the two sides fighting over a kidnapped teenage boy, CAPTIVITY has rich characterization as well as sustained suspense. The "evil" vampire is sometimes almost pitiable in her madness, and the "good" vampire has enough of a dangerous edge to make him believable as a centuries-old creature of the night. Linda Suzane achieves a fresh approach to the familiar vampire problem of tension between living ethically in the human world and protecting the secret of the immortal blood-drinkers' existence. ~~ Margaret L. Carter, author of DARK CHANGELING (www.hardshell.com), winner of the 2000 Eppie Award for Horror

Great book. This is a keeper. Lots of well defined sexual scenes but with a real story that develops the good guys that you will just fall in love with. Characters to fall in love with. HOT, HOT, HOT. Move over Laurell K, new kid on the block. -- Patricia A. Ard, Reader

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