Thrall: Touch of Evil: The Thrall Series: Volume One (Paperback)

from francescadefreitas

The werewolves in this story were interesting, as were the parasitic vampires, but overall I didn't enjoy it. It was clearly the setup novel for a series, and I don't care enough about any of the characters to read further. The romance has little subtlety and less chemistry, and every single male...

from FlorenceArt

The story and characters are good. They deserve better than this canned romance treatment. The writing is mediocre at best. Nothing is left to the reader's imagination, including how the heroin cooks and parks her car. The romance and sex scenes are straight out of a can. Despite this, I read...

from jen.e.moore

I should know better than to read paranormal romance. I just don't enjoy it.

from Cynical_Ames

Although this was a well-written book, I found it quite difficult to get into. As with Magic Bites by Ilona Andrews (which I liked) this book has a different perpective on vampires - they are parasites which infect human hosts by attaching itself to the host's brain stem and live for up to about ...

from mthomas1975

The concept of the series is interesting but the editing was horrible. Vampires aren't really vampires but are parasites that invade a human's body and make them a Host. They are known as the Thrall. The human population is divided into two categories, Prey and Not-Prey. The Thrall is connected t...