Title: Insatiable
Author: Meg Cabot
Paperback: 464 pages
Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks; Reprint edition (June 7, 2011)
Genre: fantasy, fiction
Source: review copy from publisher
Objective rating: 4.5/5
Summary: The main character, Meena Harper, writes dialogue for the television soap opera, Insatiable. She becomes upset when the producers decide the story line should now include vampires, the current craze among young adult viewers. Little does Meena know that she is soon to meet and fall for a prince, the King of all vampires, Lucien Antonescu. Lucien is in New York City to hunt down rogue vampires who have broken his rules not to kill humans.
Lucien puts Meena and others he knows in danger during his hunt for these wayward vampires. An "ancient society of vampire hunters" is also determined to put a stake through the heart of Lucien and all of his kind. Things get pretty exciting during the course of the novel!
Comments: I'm not normally a reader of fantasy or vampire books, but I found Insatiable very entertaining - the storytelling and writing, the characters and the engaging plot. There is enough romance to interest romance readers, action to please thriller readers, and a lot there to satisfy fantasy and vampire addicts. The author also pokes a little good humored fun at the traditional vampire romances as she spins her own tale of fantasy.
I had been reading this book sometime back. But somewhere in the middle it started getting a little boring and then I just could not finish it.
ReplyDeleteI think I should give it another try :)
I am not a fan of this genre as well but it sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty thrilled to see your high rating. I love Cabot's books so I can't wait to read my copy of this one!!
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