The Angel Wore Fangs by Sandra Hill!!!

Synopsis:

New York Times bestselling author Sandra Hill continues her sexy Deadly Angels series, as a Viking vangel’s otherworldly mission pairs him with a beautiful chef who whets his thousand-year-old appetite . . .
Once guilty of the deadly sin of gluttony, thousand-year-old Viking vampire angel Cnut Sigurdsson is now a lean, mean, vampire-devil fighting machine. His new side-job? No biggie: just ridding the world of a threat called ISIS while keeping the evil Lucipires (demon vampires) at bay. So when chef Andrea Stewart hires him to rescue her sister from a cult recruiting terrorists at a Montana dude ranch, vangel turns cowboy. Yeehaw!
The too-tempting mortal insists on accompanying him, surprising Cnut with her bravery at every turn. But with terrorists stalking the ranch in demonoid form, Cnut teletransports Andrea and himself out of danger—accidentally into the tenth-century Norselands. Suddenly, they have to find their way back to the future to save her family and the world . . . and to satisfy their insatiable attraction.

Sunny's Review:

I really liked this book and this series. I was visiting my family when I was reading this book and they all looked at me like I was crazy when I tried to describe the Vangels and Lucipires. After I was done they were intrigued.

Cnut is gluttony and there are so many things that he says and thinks that I think too. I feel like pretty much any person that tries to eat healthy and exercise fights the "fat people" inside of them. I know I do and she wins so many times. In other words I understand Cnut and it made me really love him. He was a horrible jerk as a Viking. When he goes back to his original time with Andrea he tried to right his wrongs. He realized what he had done to the people who depended on him and he really did work hard to fix his mistakes.

Andrea was pretty awesome too. She had a rough childhood in a lot ways. She never went without anything but she was emotionally neglected after her mother passed away. She was responsible for her little sister and that did not change as adults. She hires Cnut to help find her sister and get her away from terrorists. When it all goes wrong, she works hard to help Cnut fix things in his castle. She does not complain. I mean I would be so mad if I were sent back in time.

I really like that Cnut is gluttony and falls for a pastry chef. I mean talk about having constant temptation.  I am giving this book 4.5 stars out of 5. You have some mystery, some comedy and HOT vangels. What more can you ask for in a book?

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Even Vampires Get The Blues by Sandra Hill!!!!

“Sixth in the Deadly Angels series, Even Vampires Get the Blues is entertaining, solid and consistent in its storytelling. Fans of the Vampire Viking Angels series will be pleased.”
   — RT Book Reviews

 

Even Vampires Get the Blues

A Deadly Angels Book

 

 

New York Times bestselling author: Sandra Hill

 

 

Avon Books, On Sale: August 25, 2015

ISBN 9780062356529: $7.99

E-ISBN 9780062356536: $5.99

 

 

Vikings, Navy SEALs, Viking vampire angels, oh my! All three are featured in Even Vampires Get the Blues, the sixth sizzling entry in New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Sandra Hill’s Deadly Angels series. The series focuses on the oh-so-sexy Vangels—an elite group of Vikings-turned-vampire/angels as punishment for their vigorous embodiment of the seven deadly sins ages ago.

 

Even Vampires Get the Blues features Harek Sigurdsson, who was a brilliant Viking with an insatiable hunger for wealth and all its trappings. Now a Vangel, his otherworldly mission teams him with a Navy SEAL who’s more than his match— she’s his predestined mate…

 

The fact that vampire angel Harek was a Norseman in his mortal life doesn’t make thawing out after exile in Siberia any easier. But things heat up when his search for evil Lucipires connects him with Camille Dumaine, a human who thrums with sensual energy that can mean only one thing: she’s the mate Harek’s been seeking for centuries…

 

The SEALs call her “Camo” for her ability to blend into a crowd— yet Harek’s intense blue gaze singles Camille out like a white-hot spotlight. The security wiz was hired to help bring down a ruthless band of international terrorists, but Camille senses an unspoken agenda— besides Harek’s bold declaration that she’s his “destiny.” It’s just Camille’s luck that the sexiest man she’s ever met may also be… a vampire! Smart, sexy, and funny, Sandra Hill fans are sure to love the latest Deadly Angels book!

 Sunny's Review

This is the first book that I have read in this series and let me tell you I loved it. When I read the synopsis it was like "Wait, a Viking, a Vampire and an Angel? WHAT?" So needless to say I was like I need to read this book. I love ALL of those! I was curious to see how the author made this work. She did a great job.

 

I am not going to lie. There were so many times I was LOLing and texting friends as I read. I kept telling them they needed to go get this book and start reading it. There were some very serious issues in the book so I was not laughing the whole time but there were plenty of moments where I would laugh and then look around to see if people were wondering why I was laughing by myself.

 

I love the characters. Camille is a strong women that did not bow to family pressures. She was expected to do things that her parents wanted her to do and instead she made her own life. She has very strong opinions and rules but at the same time she is not so rigid that she won't bend when she needs to. I think she is a great balance of strong but still feminine. Harek was awesome. It was funny to listen to him talk and he still used so many words from his Viking life. I also like that he changes with the times. I loved watching his relationship with his brothers and Michael. I also liked the way he was with Camille.

 

I totally recommend this book. It was great. I am giving is 4.6 out of 5 starts. Go get it!

About the Author: Sandra Hill is a graduate of Penn State and worked for more than 10 years as a features writer and education editor for publications in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Writing about serious issues taught her the merits of seeking the lighter side of even the darkest stories. She is the wife of a stockbroker and the mother of four sons.