Fangs for Memories: Dick Cheney and Andrea
(Half-Moon Hollow #4.5)
Summary:
From Goodreads.com
Join Half-Moon Hollow’s favorite couple for a trip down
memory lane—to a time when Mr. Wainwright was newly dead, Jane Jameson was a
newbie vampire, and a budding paranormal romance was not yet uncorked…
Half-Moon Hollow’s supernatural social event of the
season—Zeb’s Titanic-themed werewolf wedding—is coming up, and Dick Cheney (not
that Dick Cheney!) needs a date. But Andrea’s had enough of clever, handsome,
and rakish to last a lifetime, and Dick Cheney is certainly not the sort of man
you bring home to mom (not that Andrea’s deadist parents are speaking to her
ever since she dropped out of college and became a blood surrogate.) Shameless,
relentless, roguish, with a Stetson-worthy swagger, a naughty sparkle in his
eyes, and a constant smirk—oh, and fangs—no, Dick is the last person
(er…vampire) Andrea wants to date.
But the infuriatingly irresistible man who lives quietly on
the edge of a criminal underworld knows exactly what he wants, and once he
surprises Andrea with a thrilling hot and dirty kiss behind the paranormal
bookshop, she knows what she wants too: Dick. All it takes to ignite their
unconventional courtship is a near-undeath experience that confronts Dick with
a choice between turning Andrea, losing her forever, or tapping into his
countless shady resources in this hilarious and heartwarming enovella that
revisits the early days of Molly Harper’s Nice Girls series
Review:
I am so happy we got a chance to look back on Dick Cheney
(vampire not Vice President) and Andrea. When I got the book all I knew was
that it was a Half Moon Hollow book and that’s all I needed to know to read it,
so when I cracked it open and realized we were flashing back to the origins of
Dick and Andrea I was pleasantly surprised. Their courtship never when into any
depth, we knew Dick flirted but Andrea always put him off and then all of the
sudden they were a power couple. Here we get a deeper look in how it all
happened and I’m so glad we did!
The novella is in true Molly Harper style, mishaps and
laughs. Harper always gives you a
quirky, fun character that you fall in love with and although we have already
fallen in love with these two in previous books you fall deeper after reading
this. It turns out Dick Cheney has a romantic sensitive side and we find out
why Andrea has been standoffish towards men.
We have a near death experience as usual and some good laughs. The
novella is short, and I wasn’t ready for the end. I wanted some more. Good
thing Harper has a new book from this series coming out next month so I’ll get
my fix!
**ARC was provided through NetGalley for an honest review.
No other compensation was provided.
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