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Lucas Scialabba palitosci — "As the owner of a hot nightclub, Vanda she's more unconventional than most of her fellow vampires, and if some think her a little out of control, then so be it. But after three former employees filed a complaint about her temper, Vanda is sentenced to an anger management class. Worse, Phil Jones agreed to be her sponsor. Phil, the mortal who is forbidden to her . . . If Vanda knew who—or what—Phil really is, she'd reconsider her attraction to him, for his true nature is wilder than anything she'd ever imagined. He has tackled the beast within and now is the perfect person to help Vanda with her rage . . . if only he can keep his cool when she makes him so undeniably hot. But with rogue vamps on the loose, will they ever have their forbidden nights?" - Goodreads My review - I always enjoy Kerrelyn Sparks and this was no exception. I especially liked that once these two got together, they were always able to work things out without huge misunderstandings that are so prevalent in other romance stories. Looking forward to reading the next one.

Rachelle Tan rachelletan — For a book about super-smart MIT students, card counting, and gambling, this is a really well-done book. (It's the same author as "The Accidental Millionaires," which "The Social Network" is based on). The book tells the true story of Kevin Lewis (fake name) and the group of other students who travel to casinos on weekends to win at BlackJack. That doesn't sound too interesting, but the interwoven subplots of the team dynamics, methods of card-counting and subterfuge, potential dangers and glitches, casino characters (e.g., hosts, strippers), and Vegas history make for some fascinating reading.