“COFFIN GIRLS (Elegantly Undead)”
(Coffin Girls Series, Book
1)
by Aneesa Price
REVIEWED BY: Books4Tomorrow
OVERVIEW
A sexy, female vampire with secrets. A
sinfully-handsome witch prince on a mission. A formidable Vampire Council with
something to hide.
A vampire descendent from the original Coffin Girls, Anais runs a successful event and wedding planning business from her majestic New Orleans plantation house. To the Vampire Council, she is seen as an exemplary hostess and household head of a misfit bunch of vampires.
When Yves, her maker and head of the Vampire Council requests her assistance in hosting the mysterious, yet dashing Prince of Witches, Conall, she has no option but to accept. But Anais is the keeper of secrets; secrets that can kill. Protective of her family’s undiscovered uniqueness, Anais is guarded, yet intrigued by the enigmatic witch prince.
Conall and Anais are drawn together when confronted with fatal encounters and an unimaginable destiny… if she’s willing to accept it and fight.
A vampire descendent from the original Coffin Girls, Anais runs a successful event and wedding planning business from her majestic New Orleans plantation house. To the Vampire Council, she is seen as an exemplary hostess and household head of a misfit bunch of vampires.
When Yves, her maker and head of the Vampire Council requests her assistance in hosting the mysterious, yet dashing Prince of Witches, Conall, she has no option but to accept. But Anais is the keeper of secrets; secrets that can kill. Protective of her family’s undiscovered uniqueness, Anais is guarded, yet intrigued by the enigmatic witch prince.
Conall and Anais are drawn together when confronted with fatal encounters and an unimaginable destiny… if she’s willing to accept it and fight.
REVIEW
What
I enjoyed most about this book is that it had so many different elements to it.
Vampires, witches, werewolves, ghosts, necromancers, fairies, and a whole host
of magickal creatures, are all combined to create a story which takes the
reader on an unforgettable journey into the world of the coffin girls.
The
author impressed me with her splendid writing and the finer details she added
to fluff out the characters and thus drawing the reader deeper into the story. The
plot progresses at a leisurely pace and new and interesting characters are
continually introduced throughout the book. As an avid reader of Nora Roberts’s
novels, the similarities in the main characters’ event co-ordination business
to the one in Nora’s “Bridal Quartet” series are in abundance. The author takes
her time describing the characters’ surroundings so as to give the reader a
clear visual of the settings in which the story takes place. A balance is
maintained between the good and bad characters and although there isn’t much in
the way of plot twists, it kept my interest up until the last page.
“Coffin
Girls” is essentially a love story for more mature readers, but the paranormal
elements make it an enjoyable and worthwhile read - in particular for fans of
the paranormal romance genre. Due to the high amount of profanity, and the explicit
content found in this book, it is not suitable for readers below the age of
eighteen.
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