As the story goes on the two become lovers, Lucien is the Vampire Leader of the Texas Chapter and you (the reader) get to meet the vampire family and all the traditions and practises. He finally catches the dancing adonis one night, he dances with him and then loses him. Peter is a human bartender living in Houston Texas (I didnt know gays were allowed in Texas but I will go along) he works at a gay bar where he notices Lucien, a gorgeous man dancing and attracting every dude in the room.

When authors like Lane step forward and give something for the 'other' fans, it is well appreciated. Sure the boys can swoon over Edward and Jacob just like the girls, but it isnt the same. Books like this are necessary, because truth be told, Twilight really was lacking in a gay character for gay fans to connect to. I think this book had a great impact on me because of the sucess of Twilight. Meyers chose NOT to put any gay Vampires and Wolves in her story and so I am left out -of course if you saw 'Vampire's Suck' I guess the wolves were pretty gay. although team Emmet is looking pretty good too, how would I look a six foot two and half inch tall man, althetic build with broad shoulders wearing a Team (whoever) shirt that was made for a teenage girl? This is my point, I want to be part of the Twilight movement, but I cant. And while I will admit I am torn between team Jacob and team Edward. With the overwhelming success of Twilight -the books, the movies, the t-shirts etc etc are everywhere. Then the Angel Jourdan Lane arrived and answered my prayers. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! So often I am choked by this overtly heterosexually driven society I need an escape. I should have bought this book by itself instead of all 4 at once if I had I'd have saved myself some money by never buying any of the sequels. For example, there is endless dialogue that really doesn't more the story much further forward and that often doesn't enlighten the reader much. In this first book of the series, characteristics that later became more an more irritating were already beginning to show up.

Sadly, that didn't happen other than a few additional sexual encounters. Because I like the werewolf theme and Lucien's coven happens to contain both vampires and a werewolf pack, I thought that might make for some interesting dynamics. Before long everyone seems to have had sex with everyone else and, guess what, pretty soon it's same old, same old. But then the endless sex takes over and that seems to be all that happens for the rest of the 268 pages. We get to meet the main character, Peter, and the vampire Coven Master, Lucien, and we learn a lot about vampires and how things work in their world in Houston. The first half of the book was actually quite interesting. I've now read all 4 and liked each one less than the previous book.

Bound by Blood by Jourdan Lane