Sep
23
Loading ...Here’s the blurb:
Mortal Enemy, Immortal Lover, Throne of Judar and The Castaldini Crown author Olivia Gates’s A NOCTURNE BITE, featuring a half-vampire, half-demon hero and a heroine who belongs to a group of super-powered humans pledged to eradicate all inhuman monsters and the explosive encounter when they discover they’ve fallen in love with their hereditary enemy, to Natashya Wilson at Silhouette Nocturne, for publication in December 2008.
So, is the half-vamp, half-demon hero the hereditary enemy of the heroine? Is the heroine a hereditary enemy of the hero? What half of the hero is the hereditary enemy? Or is it both? Or is there a third and this is a Nocturne Bites meets Spice Bites?
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I think I need a map …
P.S. I did vote.
My first poll!!! How exciting!!!
But ooh, even I got confused with the way PM mangled the blurb. ;-/
If they’d at least put the book’s title where it belonged (which is Mortal Enemy, Immortal Lover) instead of considering A NOCTURNE BITE the title, I think a lot of the confusion would have been erased.
Still, thrilled to see the majority got the point, after all. :-D
That has to be the worst summary I’ve ever read.
R