The Witch, the Wolf and the Vampire by A.K. Michaels

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Title: The Witch, the Wolf and the Vampire (The Witch, The Wolf and The Vampire, #1)
Author: A.K. Michaels
Series: The Witch The Wolf and the Vampire #1
Published by: Indie
Release Date: December 29, 2013
Format: Kindle Book
Pages: 250
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Reading Challenges: CC's Goodreads Reading Challenge
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My rating:

Blurb:

Peri has been running since she was fifteen – using her magic to stay safe. 'They' can track her magic tho, so she has to use it sparingly. In Vegas, for a cash in hand job, and things turn nasty! She knows the amount of magic she would have to use to escape unscathed would bring 'them' right to her.

Before she can use the vast magic required two males appear and aid her. One a wolf, one an ancient vampire.

Josef, the vampire, and Gabe, the Shifter, are more than a little interested in this skinny girl. What ensues shocks both of the strong males – this girl is more than a stray, more than a witch – it looks like she is a mate – for both of them!?

Will Peri stay? Will they keep her safe? Who, if any, of the two will she choose? Just how much power does this stripling of a girl have locked inside her?

My Review:

I’ve read this book before and didn’t really care for it. But as I get older I’ve noticed that my tastes have changed and I thought I’d give this one another try.

Yeah, it was only okay.  I found their feelings a bit shallow and too forced. Too much emotion in too little time. Almost insta-love. And while I don’t mind those too much, this one had a good storyline that wasn’t utilized to its full potential.

I wasn’t invested in the characters because the physical was over played and the emotional was told and not shown.  I hate when there is too much telling in a book. Kills my feels dead.

Anyway, like I said it did have a good enough storyline that I finished it.  I don’t think I’ll revisit this book again though.