Immoral: Tales of a Vampire Hunter #1

By Zander Vyne

Immoral is the first book in the Tales of a Vampire Hunter series . . . richly imagined, sexy, paranormal thrillers filled with heartbreaking betrayals, stunning consequences, and sizzling romance.

A Vampire Hunter breaking all the rules . . .
In a time when humans adore imaginary vampires, real ones hide among them, kept in check by dangerous vampire hunters like Oliver Ripley. Falling for a mysterious vampire girl is madness, but he's broken away from his controlling family determined to start making his own rules and he's starting with Miranda Vladula.

She's drawn to him too, but will she stand by him when they're entangled in a web of lies and immoral desires that stretch across time to threaten them? Does she hold the key to unlocking dark secrets that could free them from their tormented pasts? Will she surrender to the lust that begins to burn between them when even one of his kisses could end her life?

A vampire desperate for answers . . .
His allure is like catnip, but is he casting a vampire hunter's bewitching spell on her? They are supposed to be enemies, but something inside her refuses to fully believe the legends. Something that calls out to him. But there are rules that govern their kind. And if broken, everything they've ever known could be destroyed.

Star-crossed love . . .
Hunted by their vengeful families, one kiss away from killing each other, will their forbidden friendship survive when they discover a shocking secret that links their pasts and threatens to rip apart everything they thought they knew about vampire hunters and vampires?

The truth might kill them, but first they'll have to survive each other . . .

• Language: English
• Publisher: Full Sail Publishing
• Release date: Jan 25, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310170416

Zander Vyne

Zander Vyne is breaking genre stereotypes; her short and long fiction has been published everywhere. Her work has been included in The Best of the Erotica Readers and Writers Association, Red Scream magazine, The Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica 11 and 12 and many other publications, in print and online. With two short story collections on shelves, she’s turning her talents to longer works, authoring novellas and novels, and only submitting short stories to the finest editors of dark erotic fiction. Zander enjoys passing on her knowledge and experience with other writers, editing and ghostwriting their work. She’s Editor in Chief at Full Sail Editing and the founder of the Slush Pile group on Facebook, a group dedicated to connecting writers with beta readers. She is currently writing her third novel and embracing the brave new world of self-publishing with her paranormal, erotic thrillers and quirky romance novels. She lives in Chicago, Illinois with her husband, daughter, and adopted Basenji mutt named Riley. When she’s not writing, editing or reading, she’s probably cooking, knitting or starting yet another remodeling project.

Reviews for Immoral

[scottnl-1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I've been wanting to read this since I read the blurb and while it was definitely entertaining, I just wish it could have been longer, so there could be a bit more character development, as well as answer some questions about certain things that happened in the book that were never addressed.Youngest son of the Ripley vampire hunter family, Oliver has always known he was different from the rest of his family, but he never knew why. After leaving the family home in Indiana, he ends up in Chicago, where he is determined to prove that he too can be a kick-ass vampire hunter and hopefully be accepted by his family. His first night in Chicago proves to be a success, but what Oliver doesn't realize is that his first kill sets off a chain of events no one could have ever predicted.He meets Miranda, a vampire who wants to kill the person responsible for killing a member of her vampire clan, but once the two meet, it becomes obvious that they are destined to be together, regardless of their families being sworn enemies. Once it becomes clear that each of them are far different from their families, they simultaneously begin a quest to learn not only why they're different, but now they're both on the run from Miranda's vampire family and Oliver's vampire hunter family, both of whom want to see Oliver and Miranda dead.We eventually learn the truth behind both Oliver's and Miranda's conceptions and how that made them different, but we never learn exactly how Oliver's blood affected his older brother Jonathon. Which brings me to: Jonathon is supposed a feared vampire hunter, but his demise seemed way too easy; granted, he deserved what he got after what he almost accomplished, but I just wish that scene could have had more buildup and action to it.This was my first time reading this author's work, but I can sure guarantee it won't be my last. I definitely recommend this book.