This Time Next Year available HERE |
By
Catherine Peace
As
a connoisseur of sexy fanged men (and grateful for spell check because I can’t
spell connoisseur on my own), I spend a lot of time considering certain
attributes of the delicious vampires that inhabit popular culture. Three of my
favorites? Ridiculously hot and devious Eric Northman, brooding and loving John
Mitchell, and kindhearted and moody Louis du Point du Lac, on whom my hero
Kiernan is based…. The point (get it?) here is that there are plenty to choose
from. And I didn’t even get to the Vampire Diaries. (I don’t read the books or
watch the show, but Ian Somerhalder, if you somehow see this, have your people
call…um…me.)
But
which of these badass biters would be the best 1Night Stand date?
The Contenders
Eric—Oh,
Eric. This tall drink of True Blood is the show’s resident undead panty
drencher. On the outside, he’s cold, calculating and ruthless, but as season
two showed us, he’s got a much softer side that is just as gorgeous as the
package it comes in. Plus his intense loyalty to those he cares about puts him
in the front running for a successful 1NS match. If you can get past his
deviousness and into his heart, a happily ever after is almost guaranteed. HEA potential: Extremely high
Mitchell—Anyone unfamiliar with this amazing and beautiful vampire
from BBC’s Being Human is missing out. More than once, this hunk of Irish
goodness almost made me late for work. He’s basically vampire perfection—he can
be ruthless and cruel when he has to be, but he can also be tender and loving,
quick with a joke, and kind. Essentially he’s a mixture of Bruce Wayne and Tony
Stark, minus the billions of dollars, abandonment issues, and alcohol problems.
He’s also extremely loyal and has a lot of love to give. HEA potential: High
Louis—Louis…Louis,
Louis, Louis. I’m partial to him for many reasons, one of which being we share
the same birthday (October 4th, which is also Anne Rice’s birthday).
He’s broken, wracked with guilt over his brother’s death, and is in serious
need of Madame Eve’s matchmaking services. If anyone deserves a happily ever after, it’s Louis, and I have confidence he
would give as much—or more—than he gets, which is probably why there’s so much
of him in Kiernan. HEA potential:
Extremely high, if he can stay away from Lestat
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Blurb:
Kiernan
Shaw has never forgotten the night twenty years ago when he’d been forced to
stand by while another vampire killed a six-year-old girl’s parents in front of
her. He’s spent the better part of the last two decades watching over her,
protecting her and hoping for an opportunity to make amends one day.
Ever since surviving the vampire attack that killed her parents, Moira Curran has dealt with the resulting nightmares and abandonment issues the only way she could—by throwing herself into her biochemistry career, preferring a life of a hermit in her lab to facing the reality of her lonely life.
Madame Eve brings them back together for one fateful night. An immediate bond of sizzling chemistry and respect forms, but can it heal her fears and his guilt?
Ever since surviving the vampire attack that killed her parents, Moira Curran has dealt with the resulting nightmares and abandonment issues the only way she could—by throwing herself into her biochemistry career, preferring a life of a hermit in her lab to facing the reality of her lonely life.
Madame Eve brings them back together for one fateful night. An immediate bond of sizzling chemistry and respect forms, but can it heal her fears and his guilt?
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Well I would happily read about Louis but since I don't watch TV the other two will never get my vote!
ReplyDeleteOh, I honestly have never seen any of those shows. *cringes* I have seen Vampire Diaries, and I used to watch the 1990s remake of Dark Shadows.
ReplyDeleteLouis is always good in my book. But I have a really soft spot for Mitchell. If you get a chance to check out BBC's Being Human, you should. Mitchell's only in 2 seasons, but....phew.
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