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All Lenore Warwick wants for her 21st birthday is to hang out with her friends, finish her second year at Berkeley with flying colors, and maybe catch the eye of a hot musician playing a show at a club that she can now (legally) get into.
Unfortunately, fate has other plans for her.
A week before her birthday, she’s kidnapped by the brooding and dangerous stranger with cold eyes and a lethal touch, who has been stalking her on San Francisco’s fog-shrouded streets. Absolon "Solon" Stavig isn’t your average criminal though. He’s a centuries-old vampire who’s caught between wanting to kill Lenore and wanting to save her.
You see Lenore, too, is a vampire.
She just doesn’t know it yet.
Taken by a pair of vampire slayers when she was just an infant, Lenore was raised never knowing her true nature. All Lenore knows is that she has (normal) parents who love her, that she’s exceptionally smart, and she’s squeamish around blood. But once she turns twenty-one, she’ll fully turn into a vampire, and Solon hopes he’ll be there to guide her, opening her eyes to her deepest hunger...both sexual and otherwise.
But this turning can’t be kept a secret. Soon both slayers and vampires are hunting Lenore, with only Solon and his unpredictable motley crew of vampires to save her.
If they don’t kill her first.
Black Sunshine is a dark adult romance with a paranormal twist, about sex, love, secrets, and revenge, set in contemporary San Francisco.
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2 primary booksDark Eyes is a 2-book series with 2 released primary works first released in 2012 with contributions by Karina Halle.
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read for the swoon sisters' book club liveshow: october 2022
i loved the vibes, the lore, and the world. i also liked the relationship a lot but this virtually had no plot and it was noticeable lol sometimes no plot doesn't bother me but i wish this did have more actual stuff go on throughout the story
Is it a four star because I like it or is it a four-star because it's the only thing I have read this month? It's the only thing that has peaked my interest, I'll give it that.
It was blah. The characters were blah, the romance was toxic, the plot was dumb.