Wind and Shadow by Tori L. Ridgewood

Wind and Shadow by: Tori L. Ridgewood

Review by Crystal De Leon

 

Overall Rating: 4/5 Stars

Pages: 545

 

 

Purchase Link: http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Shadow-The-Talbot-Trilogy-ebook/dp/B00DYCH64Y

 

Synopsis:

Rayvin Woods, photographer and natural witch. She just wantbeginningart her life over again after a series of misadventures. She didn't count on rekindling a lost love when she came home to Talbot...or battling a malevolent vampire and his coven for her life.

Grant Michaels, police officer. He thought Rayvin was a murderer. He will do whatever it takes to protect the community he loves from danger...but will he learn to trust his heart, and the word of a witch, before it's too late?

Malcolm de Sade, cunning vampire, imprisoned underground for a year by Charlotte Fanning and Pike Mahonen ("Mist and Midnight", Midnight Thirsts). His accidental release unleashes his hunger and ambition on a small, sleepy town...

Review:

I want to start by saying how much I loved this book and the absolute shock I was in when I turned the last page only to realize…it was the last page! Rayvin’s life is complicated for a woman let alone a witch. When her relationship with Michaels warms up…well ladies you’ll either need a cold shower or your man handy! Once the story picked up pace and numerous events were happening (Can’t spoil it for you!) I couldn’t stop reading. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves action, magic, and steamy bedroom scenes.

*I gave this book a 4/5 stars for this reason-and this is true to me –for me and may be different for another person—I had a very hard time in the beginning. The story was intriguing to the point that I kept wanting more, but I would have liked a slightly faster pace in the beginning.