Zen and the Art of Vampires by Katie MacAlister
Zen and the Art of Vampires
Read: 12/14
Purchased: Borders Books, Las Vegas, NV
Reason: Needed a couple of books for the flight home and Katie MacAlister is one of my favorite authors, I usually pick up any book by her.
Pia Thomason doesn’t have a typical life, but she wants one: the husband, the kids, the house in the suburbs. With her fortieth birthday look, she decides to do something drastic, and takes off on a singles’ tour through romantic Europe.
But the few guys on the trip leave much to be desired – unlike the two men Pia sees in a small Icelandic town. They’re handsome, mysterious, and very dangerous… Just the sight of them puts her in a dither. When their paths cross again, Pia knows one thing for certain: Where vampires are concerned, love isn’t the only thing at steak.
This is another book in Katie MacAlister’s Dark One series. I don’t know about this one, Alec is almost too perfect and Kristoff isn’t really lovable. And yes, she’s involved with both of these vampires in this book. Also, similar to the Aisling Grey books, this is only part of the story, and to be continued in the next book. This book brings a cult called the Brotherhood of the Light, ghosts and vampires into play. While not my favorite Katie MacAlister book, I look forward to the continuation of this story in the next book “Crouching Vampire, Hidden Fang” which comes out in May 2009.
