Regency Draculia Trilogy: The Vampire Voss (Paperback)

from DragonLibrary8

My thoughts: I LOVED these Characters! I can't say enough about the author's ability to create incredible characters. Voss of course is my favorite - who could read this story and not walk away absolutely in love with Voss. Angelica is the perfect match! Her personality is fantastic, her spunky a...

from TheYodamom

Colleen Gleason, writes with great attention to historical detail, making it easy to lose oneself in the tale. It is the time of Emperor Bonaparte, he is preparing to war with England. The rules of society are very strict, women are coddled. The world is unaware of the Draculia that live among th...

from Lavinient

Voss is a very selfish hero. He does some very selfish things, and is selfish for most of the book. But he uses that selfishness as a way to survive. He hasn't been emotionally close with anybody since he was made a vampire. He is also observant and sweetly devilish. I liked him very much. Angeli...

from AlishaNeedsToRead

Vampirism. Sometimes it's a blessing, sometimes it's a curse. In this particular series, it's a chocolate-covered piece of poison, a trick touted as a treat. ^_^ At least, that's the implication based on the plot of this book. The name of the story makes it pretty clear that, though this is a par...

from staceybug

I do love my Regency vampire novels! I'm glad this is the first of three books and I don't have to wait a year for the next one. The Vampire Dimitri came out in May and The Vampire Narcise is out this month. Having a few POV's made this story more interesting instead of annoying (which is how I u...