Vampire Sire

Vampire for Hire, Book 15; Red Rider, Part 1

By: J.R. Rain

Narrated by: Dina Pearlman

In Vampire Sire, private investigator Samantha Moon has the sword of all swords in her pocket - and she’s going to need it....

A crack private eye for her client cases, Sam’s been tormented by her own cold-case mystery - the elusive identity of her attacker.

When Sam receives a shocking letter and an unexpected windfall, she teams up with Allison, her witch BFF, to check out a spooky estate. What she discovers there sends her hurtling down a path toward the unmasking of her vampire sire - he who turned her, 12 years ago.

But the facts of a cold case are not always black or white. In shades of gray that astound her, Sam peels back the layers of her past, a past that goes back further than she ever imagined.

On Sam’s journey to the deepest levels of self, something wicked lies in wait to threaten the future. As evil manifests into flesh and rises up, she’ll have to keep her friends close and her sword...closer.

Will Sam’s quest for the truth descend into a ferocious battle with the world’s most deadly creature?

©2018 J.R. Rain (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Wild

i really enjoy the storyline. The author creates characters that have depth. And a main female character that isn't a moron. The only problem I have is the size of the books. Too small/short.

One of the Better Books

In this installation, the universe is expanding for Sam, and in a good way. I am pleased she got the answer of who sired her and why.

I still dislike how blunt she can be with people, and how negative she can be towards herself. For a grown mother, she can be annoying and insensitive, and yet, she fights demons to save children. A character in contrast.

Great book

Great book and a wonderful read. Only complaint is the next book is still not available in Audible.

very good story

I can't believe it took this long to get the background of her attacker. Which infect, he wasn't . Now that there is new villain which her father chasing for 500 years is remarkable. Now that she is now the bearer to say, probably was no coincidence. I can't wait for the next book.

Getting too far out there

I don't know if J.R. is running out of story material or what, but there if far too much pseudo theology..