The Barnes & Noble Review
Rebecca York, Rosemary Laurey, and Linda Thomas-Sundstrom explore the countless advantages of vampire love in Immortal Bad Boys, a trio of pleasure-filled stories about some men of the night who like to live dangerously. There's bad boy Jules De Mario, 300 years young and a resident of New Orleans, who shakes painter Taylor Lawson right out of her creative slump. There's bad boy Pete Falcon, a new-blooded vampire and a looker in leather, who protects Vickie Anderson on her week off in the mountains of Virginia. And, finally, a more historical bad boy, the elegant Christopher Dante, who meets his destiny at Lord Rothschild's Midnight Court -- a party that few are invited to, and even fewer survive. Ginger Curwen