REVIEW: VAMPIRE IN PARADISE by SANDRA HILL

This is my first time reading Sandra Hill’s work. I have
heard about her, but never had the chance to read her work prior to this.  I considered myself lucky to receive a
complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.  Although this is the fifth book in the Deadly
Angels series, Vampire in Paradise can be read as a stand alone.

I am a fan of paranormal romance and I love when authors
bring a unique spin to the vampire genre, as such I was intrigued with the
concept of a Viking vampire angel.  I
could not wait to sink my teeth into what I thought  would be an exciting story.

On completing this title I have to say that my introduction
to Ms. Hill’s work turned out better than I expected.  The story line is good and the characters are
likeable.

Vampire in Paradise tells the story of Sigurd, a Viking whose
sin of envy led to him being transformed into a vampire angel aka vangel.  Sigurd is a fierce warrior and a noted physician.
He was sent to work undercover on the Florida Keys at a pornographic convention.
His task is to destroy demon vampires who were seeking to convert as many
sinners as they possible can. While on his mission he met Marissa Lopez, who
was there to raise funds to save her daughter’s life.  The interaction between was hilarious. It was
clear that Marissa did not think much of Sigurd. She found him attractive, but
she was not about to let him derail her plans. He on the other hand was determined
to prevent her from taking that step as he knew her plan was dangerous.  It  placed her on the radar of the demon vampires.

Vampire in Paradise depicts how the love of money can affect
our moral compass and it shows the lengths a mother would go through to protect
her child.

I enjoyed this installment and I am looking forward to
reading the other books in the series.