Dr. Gregory Hewitt is having a hard time convincing himself that he isn't insane. What is also bothering him is that he is surrounded by a family that seems to be more insane then he is. Can insanity rub off from a bunch of lunatics onto a physiatrist? Although, he finds the blonde woman beautiful, he's just not sure he can actually live with being dinner. Sex slave, yes... Dinner, no.

I've read other reviews for this book, and I really can't agree with what they are saying. Now, I do believe that Single White Vampire and Tall, Dark, and Hungry are better than this--but not by much. To be completely honest, Lucern's story is the best of all her vampire books and mainly because of the codpiece incident.

Like most of her books, Sands brought together a mix of humor and romance that most writers seem to miss. In some areas of the story, I was crying from laughing so hard. All in all, I think Sands did a wonderful job and I am hoping she does Thomas' story soon.

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