Immortal Nights

Gonna return the v audio and read the actual book

When I read a book is more dramatic. With this book I actually fell asleep listening to it and felt as if I missed nothing. I have this problem all the time, getting a book then the narrator makes the book not good so I return it.

I really can't share a lot about the book because I couldn't get pads the narration. I don't envy narrator, they have a difficult going voices they've never done.

So, Abbs finds Tomasso in a cage in the back of her friends cargo plane. She frees him then "BAM!" first sex scene. Just out of no where. So they escape, she hits her head the land on a island where she nurses him back to health, then she gets sick, almost dies and he turns her. His brother (from Runaway Vampire, which is a good book TO READ!) and his life mate show up and it's all sex and not so great narration. So I struggle through the rest of the book to the end. The Italian accent was horrible, with YouTube out there this accent should've been better. I hate saying negative things about a book or narrator because I know hours of work went into it but.....I just didn't feel it.
I'll be returning the book to get my credit back. I think from now on, I'll purchase paperback or hardback of her books and read, it's more entertaining when I physically read the books.

5 of 5 people found this review helpful

Very good addition to the series :D

4 stars

This was a very good addition to the series. I really liked Abigail and Tomasso and have been curious about what happened to Tomasso after his brother's story in book #23, [book:Runaway Vampire|25706485].

Abigail is a woman at a crossroads. She had been in medical school until her mother got sick with cancer. Since her father wasn't in the picture, Abigail took it upon herself to quit school to take care of her mother. Her mother passed away and Abigail found herself trying to figure out what to do next.

Tomasso is an Immortal, a type of vampire originating in Atlantis that's made by the use of nanobots. Tomasso has a twin brother, Dante, and they have a large family that they're close to. Tomasso and Dante end up in Texas to help with an issue the Immortal council is trying to solve where humans seem to be kidnapping Immortals.

Once Abigail settled up her mother's estate, she didn't know what she should do next so she decided to go to visit her BFF growing up, Jet. Jet had been a pilot in the military once out, took a job working for a private company piloting cargo shipments. Jet was supposed to have a day or 2 off to spend with Abigail but gets called in for an emergency flight to Venezuela. Thinking that visiting Venezuela would be a fun adventure, Jet sneaks Abigail on the plane in the cargo area when they take off. Abigail is surprised when she finds the tarp covered crate that's being shipped is really a tarp covered cage with an unconscious man inside. She takes out the IV that's keeping him drugged and the man (Tomasso) wakes up relatively quickly. He saves them from his kidnappers but they end up in the middle of nowhere.

Abigail and Tomasso end up in an un-populated area about an hour away from Venezuela and have to forge through a jungle in order to find help. Tomasso realizes that Abigail is his lifemate and knows he has to win her but them being in a jungle and Tomasso's lack of blood makes things more difficult. Abigail is confused by Tomasso acting attracted to her one moment and then acting distant the next but she doesn't realize that it's just because he really needs blood and is trying to keep his distance so he doesn't drink from her. Even once they get to civilization there are still issues to deal with that cause some difficulties. Thankfully, Dante and his lifemate show up as well as a few other Immortals and this is a good thing since, with the kidnappers still on the lose, the Immortals are still at risk. Thankfully, things get worked out for the most part and Tomasso and Abigail end the story starting a HEA together.

This was a very good story. I liked Abigail and thought she was a good heroine. She had some body issues before the change and I was slightly put off by that but it wasn't anything major. I liked Tomasso and thought he was a good hero. The story was pretty good...it got a bit slow a couple times but was still interesting enough to keep me engaged. Overall, this was a very good story and I'd recommend it. :)

5 of 5 people found this review helpful

good Story, but,

The Good: Lynsay Sands story was fun.
The Bad: My audio was all mixed up in the beginning.
I Started to return it, but I wanted to find out about the characters
I Have all her audio books and enjoy her characters.
The audio straightened itself out and I was able to finish the book.
I decided that even with the audio skips and mix up, it was worth the credit.

4 of 5 people found this review helpful

Always

As always a great romantic story and the presentation is outstanding. Of course, the laughter is always welcome.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

It's okay

More romance and story less cheesy. Some concepts were great, but very predictable. I will likely read the next one though.

Loved it

Another winner....Sands does a great job with this series. I loved this one, so will you.

love it

i truly love this series lynsay sands gives a beautiful action packed love story every time

Love it!

Great story line. I can't wait to read more about this Doctor and his Island.....can't wait to see them take him down!

Great!

I love everything Lynsay Sands, and most especially, the Immortal series. She delivers another great installment with this book.

Overall a good "listen"

A good story and a very good performance. the only thing is the sex scenes - they are very frequent and they drag on forever. I started to wonder is they were just being used as filler in place of plot. Eliminate all the frequent, dragged out sex scenes and all that's left of the plot is about 50%.