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For some reason I find fantasy books much more believable than mainstream fiction. I mostly read fantasy and all sub-genres but if overwhelmed with curiosity I'll occasionally read a 'norm' book.

 

I am an author also but I am mostly on this site to connect as a reader.

Tall, Dark & Lonely

Tall, Dark & Lonely (Pyte/Sentinel #1) - R.L. Mathewson Okay so I'm not going to rate this because I think this book deserves a higher rating than what I would give it. I rate based on my enjoyment NOT on the books worthwhile-ness. I think there are two types of paranormal romance: paranormal novels with a romance twist (for example: [b:Dragon Bound|9637479|Dragon Bound (Elder Races, #1)|Thea Harrison|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1312822853s/9637479.jpg|14524855] or [b:Halfway to the Grave|1421990|Halfway to the Grave (Night Huntress, #1)|Jeaniene Frost|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1373855613s/1421990.jpg|1412415] or [b:Feral Sins|13522957|Feral Sins (The Phoenix Pack, #1)|Suzanne Wright|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1331458140s/13522957.jpg|19083644]) and then there are romance novels with a paranormal twist (for example: [b:Conversion|9368291|Conversion (Conversion, #1)|S.C. Stephens|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1421425057s/9368291.jpg|14251816]). This book is firmly that second kind, pretty much a romance book with some super basic vampire elements. It was very good for a romance book, but I like the world building a little more complicated with paranormal novels.

If you like that second type of book I encourage you to buy this one, the characters were great and complex and the romance was nice and steamy.