I loved this one. The basic premis of the story is a reporter working on an article about a series of murders with bloodless victims leads her to a club run by vampires and has her falling in love with the vampire she meets and while trying to solve the murders learns about the vampire world and help bring the out of the coffin into the human world.

And it was very well written,m the characters were interesting and the chemistry between the two leads was tantalising. There were some wonderfully descriptive passage throughout the book as the two connected. I loved some of them so much I started highlighting my favourites and making notes, but there were too many of them. So I gave up and just lost myself in the awesomeness of the novel. There was plenty of actsion, some great world building and a mix of hot sex and tender romance with a fantastic ending.

All in all I loved it and look forward to Meroe from this author. ( )

Theresa Meyers' latest release offers an interesting twist on vampires. What if they were created by a virus? This is one of many secrets that reporter Kristin Reed uncovers as she searches for her next big story. Seattle has been plagued by a string of murders labeled the Bloodless Murders, because the victims are found drained of blood. Clues lead her to a club where she discovers that vampires are real, and they have been living secretly amongst humans for centuries. And the incredibly sexy club owner? A vampire.

Dmitri Dionotte is trejan for the Cascade Clan, the one responsible for their secrecy and security. Dmitri knows the ones responsible for the murders are revier vampires - enemies of his clan. Afraid that humans will see all vampires as evil if the truth behind the murders is discovered, Dmitri decides to use the Kristin as a way of revealing his clan's peaceful existence to the world. He wants people to know that not all vampires see themselves at the top of the food chain. Dmitri's plan puts Kristin in great danger as the reviers want to remain secret, and they will do anything to stop her.

The plot of The Truth About Vampires was complex. Vampirism caused by a virus. Vampire "ichor" used to heal injured and sick humans. Ichor being sold on the black market. A turf war between good and evil vampires. And caught in the middle of it all was Kristin, a reporter just searching for an amazing story to prove she is equal to her male counterparts. The author did a nice job tying all of that together for an exciting, fast-paced story. There were a few "huh?" moments in the book where I just didn't understand why things happened, but overall this was a quick and enjoyable read.

What about the characters? I liked Kristin. She was smart and determined, but also insecure and desperate to prove herself as a journalist. Dmitri was certainly a drool-worthy hero - flawed, tortured, irresistibly sexy (smelled like chocolate!). I was especially taken with his backstory of how he became a vampire. There was strong erotic tension between Kristin and Dmitri. I could definitely feel their lust, but love? I'm not sure. They went from strangers to bond mates a bit too quickly. The one character I thought was lacking was the villain Vane. I wish he would have been developed more. I really didn't understand the motives behind his actions, or if he was really that evil (for a vampire). The Truth About Vampires is the first book in Theresa Meyers' Sons of Midnight series. I'm hoping to learn more about her world of vampires in future books. I have my eye on a couple of secondary characters. I would love to hear their story... ( )

Kristen is a beautiful reporter trying to get a break to write a Big story , when she starts investigating murders , she meets Dimitri , a hot , bar manager that is way to hard to resist. When he reveals that he's a vampire , she wants to be the first to write The Truth About Vampires, and make the front page, but she never thought the world would react the way they did, and that she would be in the middle of the war. Not only are the humans raged , but so is a nest of vampires that want her dead.

This is a wonderful book , it has a twist of exotic horror and sexual lust with a bit of danger !!! ( )