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Jul 08, 2010 Rating Spellbound by: Derec was a little hesitant to read this at first, just because there is so much repetition in this genre. I picked up on a recommendation from a friend. This is not at all what I was expecting, although the author takes some familiar elements on the whole modern vampire story, she moves in a unique direction. Her vamps are neither the master manipulators of the shadows, or shiny sweet smelling cuddlers with fangs. They are real people, traumatized and cursed by their change, but not defined by it. Catriona, an 18th century alchemist rendered immortal by a curse, is a charismatic heroine that draws you into the story. Compelling in her own right, Catriona's story deepens when she falls for Tristan, an ungifted mortal and itinerant musician, who offers her a chance to lead a life uncomplicated by magic and monsters. Of course Catriona's past catches up to her (otherwise wouldn't be much of a story), and she has to fight to save her friends from both their enemies and themselves. This book is the most original story and concept I've read in a long time. The characters are really well written, and love them or hate them you become attached to them from almost the first page. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys the dark fantasy / modern vampire genre but who is looking for something new and different within that field.

Apr 04, 2010 Rating Awesome story by: Amy Jenkins My friend told me about this new book and vampires, witches, and fairies, and I bought it. From start to finish I loved it. The world of Catriona is dark. I love Tristain. That is one man i would let sing to me.

Mar 28, 2010 Rating Greatest vampire story ever! by: Liz Smith Words can not express how much I love this book. It has everything you need. I cant wait until the next book is out.

Mar 26, 2010 Rating Breathtaking by: Jesse De La cruz I read Catriona the immortal, and I couldn't help wishing I was Catriona. The love, the blood, and the heart ache. What a great combo in a book. This is a must read!

Mar 10, 2010 Rating Catrona The Immortal by: Anonymous When I opened the book I thought I already knew the story, but instead I was amazed to find that I was wrong. The path which Catriona walks down is long and dark. Then when it changes point of view I became more intrigued with the plot. I suggest this book to anyone who enjoys Dark cult romances!

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