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Cesar Aguilar capis71 — Not my favorite Winterson book. Still has her quirky style, but the plot is too predictable.

Jake Rigby jakemrigby5eec — The fifth in the Vampire Queen series. This is the story of Anwyn, human BDSM club owner and Gideon Green, the infamous vampire hunter and brother of Jacob Green. Gideon is a new client in the club who seems to be searching for something deep in his psyche as a submissive, despite being a very dominant male. He is unable to find his place after numerous sessions until he meets Anwyn face to face and is captivated. Not long after, he discovers Anwyn has a relationship with the vampire Daegan Rei, and finds himself repulsed and disgusted, until a rogue vamp turns Anwyn. He and Daegan work together to save Anwyn and shepherd her through her transition into a vampire. I will say first that this was not my favorite of the series, but still very well written. If the other books are considered character studies, this is even more extreme. The entirety of the book save a few scenes at the beginning and the end take place in Anwyn's apartment at her club, and it's not a short book. You have to be willing to go deep into the characters' heads and stay there for prolonged periods of time. Mind you, this is never boring. There is struggle on many levels: Gideon fears what he desires most inside, a need to submit; Anwyn is appalled by her transition and her loss of control over her life; Daegan Rai, a vamp who had previously fallen in love with Anwyn, the human who refused to become his servant, struggles with her new lusts and her frequent transition seizures. What I didn't like as much: I felt that Gideon fell into/ accepted his desires for Anwyn a little to easily at the beginning. More and more I find I don't care for the "love at first sight" device. While falling in love is not always rational, I do like a little time involved in the falling. There was also more formal hardcore BDSM in this book as opposed to the D/s psychological play and lifestyle. What I DID love was the developing need all three characters have for each other, especially between Gideon and Daegan. Some beautiful moments between them. Gideon is big and bad and scarred. Daegan is so intruguing, having allowed himself to have kept a human non-servant as a lover without forcing her submission. Oh, and this is only the first half of the story, which concludes in the next book.