By: Elizabeth Finn
Series: The Immortals #1
My Copy: Ebook from Author
BookWhisperer's Rating: 3/5
Kidnapping,
erased memories, and monsters that will not stay under the bed ignite the pages
of this thrilling romance novel. Uncover the truth as a vampire, unable to
control the fates when a little girl becomes a woman, finds his desire to
possess her may be her doom.
Theirs was
a forever love. At least it was supposed to be…
Truman and
Ember met in a cold, dark basement on the day that was to be her last.
Kidnapped
by a predator at ten years old, Ember wasn’t long for this world. But even
Truman, a three-hundred-year-old vampire, was incapable of escaping his
humanity with her.
He follows
her through her life to ensure her safety, unable to stop fighting for the
scared little girl he met so many years in the past.
Truman,
like all others of his kind, has the ability to erase memories of himself, and
he uses this ability to come in and out of Ember’s life while protecting her
from the knowledge of his kind.
When Truman
finally caves in to his desire for Ember, he is forced to take the most
precious memory she holds. But he never imagined he’d lose his ability to
return those memories. After Ember is attacked, Truman becomes responsible for
a woman without a shred of remembrance of him or their long history together.
She doesn’t
trust him, and he resents her cruelty toward him, but as much as she breaks his
heart, he can’t give up on them. As Truman fights to win back her trust and
remind her of just how good they are at falling in love, a threat looms closer
and closer.
Can he save
her once more from the clutches of a monster intent on destroying her? Or will
her life be lost before her memories are ever found?
I have been a fan of Elizabeth Finn since I devoured Brother’s Keeper, Restoring Jordan, and
Devil’s Pawn. She is absolutely a
wonderful writer and I was pumped to get my hands on Immortal Protector. To me, this book goes along with her other
three books that I have read, a little on the dark side. However, it was a completely different than
what I was expecting. It may have been a
little too dark for me and it took me a while to get into the story and the
characters but right around 50% of the book, it started heating up. I guess I just love some drama. J
Spoiler alert:
My favorite part was Ember couldn’t remember Truman after her
turn and that unfamiliarity made her less willing to give into Truman’s
charm. She fights with him for the first
time and that internal struggle of needing him for her livelihood but hating
him intrigued me.
The snippet about Angus for the second book in the series has me intrigued as well.
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