November 1, 2006
Sebastian Young's brothers may have succumbed to Cupid's arrows, but he has no intention of falling into that trap. All he needs is his nightclub and the lovely ladies it draws in. But somehow he can't get the new waitress off his mind. She's shy, clumsy, and absolute trouble. She's been trying to sabotage his club, claiming he's the third most dangerous vampire in town. Oh, he's dangerous all right, and he can't wait to get her in his arms and prove it. Love offers a wonderfully quirky slice-of-life slant on vampires, deftly weaving serious moments with downright goofy interludes as she ensures that her vampires are more than flat characters with fangs. Although the third brother's story is now told, fans shouldn't despair that tales of the Young family, including " Fangs But No Fangs" (2006) have come to an end; Love leaves the door open for more. (Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2006, American Library Association.)