To Have and To Hold

by Aeryn Jaden

Blaine is a vampire. A killing machine. Or is he? The Voice doesn't think so. Well, he really is a vampire but... What are these feelings that the voice talking in his head is rising in his soul? Regret, guilt, sorrow? He doesn't want any part of that. Better not to feel at all. Or is it?
Guess he'll find out.

Everything is right in his world. Right? Right. Except the annoyingly realistic voice of conscience and some other issues he isn't even aware of. Like his sire. And his daughter's death. And the very meaning of his existence.
No big deal.

26 pages, ebook

First published January 9, 2012

About the author

Aeryn Jaden loves to read. Loves it so much that some days she doesn’t know what reality is anymore. Her friends and family usually have to yell a bit and remind her. Must be why she’s twenty eight and still searching for a special person of her own.
The second best thing in the world for Aeryn is writing. Writing keeps her relatively sane and clears the voices in her head clamoring for her attention (meaning the characters’ voices, she’s not that crazy to randomly hear voices! Yet.).
She was born in Romania but cannot stay put. One year you’ll find her in England, the next in Greece or Belgium. Who knows where her restless feet will carry her next... One thing remains constant and that is her totally healthy Internet addiction. So you can find her on Facebook or email her at aerynjaden@yahoo.com or better yet at her website http://aerynjadenauthor.weebly.com/. She’ll love to hear from you so please stop by!

Reviews

[Kate Aaron · Rating 2 out of 5]

I wanted to rate this higher, because I loved the plot, but there's just so many mistakes in it -- stupid, pointless mistakes that could be fixed on a single proofreading. Words are mis-used constantly, for example: "They both signed and basket some more in the feeling of their first embrace until dawn announced the coming of a new day." That would be sighed and basked, then. And it's constant. Every 'sigh' is a 'sign', every 'bask' a 'basket'. It stopped being disappointing and just became vastly irritating. I'll forgive anyone the odd typo but this just started distracting me from the story. Such a shame, because the plot really had a lot going for it.