This book was written in a different style from what I’m used to. It was written from more of a narration point of view. We get chapters from many different perspectives throughout the book. My problem with this way of writing is that it’s more detached. We more feel like we are on the outside looking in at our characters, rather than being right there with them, feeling their feelings, empathizing with their plights. I grabbed this series up because I was looking for vampire romance. While there is some romance in this book, and there are vampires, it is not the typical vamp book. I am intrigued by the addition of the monastery and the Christian lines of thought. As this is a vampire romance, I am curious to see how that will play out with the faith and perspectives written in here. While I have not been captivated by this story, I am interested enough to continue the series. These are not standalone books, it is all one story broken up into pieces, from what I can tell. This is clean, closed door romance.