A Review: Elfin Blood by Gracen Miller

I started this book last night, with every intention of reading a few chapters before attending to the many chores on my ‘to do’ list. As if…

I quite literally could not put it down. Stopping in the middle of this story would have been as feasible as stopping in the middle of sex.

Elfin Blood is a rich and resplendent story filled with vampires, elves and magic. The characters are vivid, dynamic and very three-dimensional. It only took a few chapters for me to really care about the characters. I spent the remainder of the story worrying about what would happen to Juliga and Landau.

The POV shifts seamlessly back and forth between the two of them. The reader is left with a wonderful sense of knowing the characters better than they know themselves. I sat back and watched as their disdain for each other, changed to curiosity then swelled to unbridled desire and undying love.

The sexual tension begins very early in the book, and it never lets up. Adding to it is the tension in the story line. Juliga and Landau each have their own agenda, and those agendas seem to be at cross-purposes. Despite their repeated vows of love, I was frightened that either of them might kill the other at any moment.

Elfin Blood is an absolutely incredible story that filled my night and left me breathless. When I go to sleep in a few hours, I hope that I will dream about Juliga and Landau. I won’t be a bit surprised if I do.

My to do list remains to be done and I’ve added one item to it: read everything that Gracen Miller writes.

Elfin Blood by Gracen Miller

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