Crimson Tears
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Death didn’t scare Lilith Whitlock. At the ripe age of twenty, she preferred to take whatever life threw at her, and if death was a curveball, she’d catch it.
What she didn’t expect was for impending death to be stalled by being transformed into a vampire.
With sharp, pointy teeth and a hunger for blood, Lilith adapted to her new life. Befriending three hot vampires with a mission to maintain balance had something to do with that, but the paranormal world wasn’t perfect.
Especially when she learned creating new vampires was illegal. Now, she had to prove herself as indispensable to the Order of the Void, or she’d be obliterated from existence.
No one mentioned that being a new-blood came with a looming threat and imminent danger.
Crimson Tears is book one of three in the Crimson Demon Trilogy. It is a paranormal why-choose romance centered around three vampires and one demon. All members of the harem are introduced in book one. It contains mature subject matter that might not be suitable for all readers.
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The Crimson Demon is a 3-book series with 3 released primary works first released in 2021 with contributions by Lyra Winters.
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The book was an easy read, though the plot felt a bit “rushed”—especially during her “training” sequence. I understand that it wouldn't have made sense to fully “train” her due to her memories at the end.
I liked Lilith as a character, but I would have preferred if she hadn't visited her family. That part felt forced, even if I understood her reasons for seeking them out. I struggled to connect with her, so it was hard to fully accept some of her decisions. Similarly, her constant arousal and focus on sex made it difficult. The hot-and-cold interactions between the characters felt off as well; the dynamic didn't quite click for me.Of all the characters, I liked AZ the most and would have loved more time with him. I'm undecided about reading the second book—part of me is curious if the series will improve, but the excessive use of “fucking” and “bloody” in the dialogue is a big deterrent. I have no issue with cursing, but the constant profanity made it hard for me to immerse myself in the story.