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2.5 stars.
I liked the two main characters, Bast and Trick. They were very sweet (and intense) together. I only wish they did more than just be together and have sex for most of the book. Need is the type of book that I should read a chapter or two at a time, not all at one sitting like I just did.

I liked the two main characters, Bast and Trick. They were very sweet (and intense) together. I only wish they did more than just be together and have sex for most of the book. Need is the type of book that I should read a chapter or two at a time, not all at one sitting like I just did. ( )

Extremely promising start, but the momentum quickly dissipates. The premise is great. Vampire and hustler fall in love, misunderstandings, etc. However, these plot elements could have been developed, gripping the readers interest. Instead, the whole book then degenerates into nothing but sex sex and more sex. Yes, I like sex, but I also like some plot. This book is for those who are looking for erotica only. Not one of Sean Michael's better works. ( )

Sebastian, Bast, is 750 years old vampire who looks like a sixteen years old kid. And like all the kis, he love dancing, music and funny. But like a man who has seen all in your life, he loves sex. But, even if sex for the sake of sex is good, he needs something else, something more.

Trick is a 20 years old hustler. He has a gentle soul, but really, is true problems at the moment, is gain enough money to eat. So when he meets Bast is like a dream: Bast is rich but he is also kind and caring. For the first time in his life, Trick wants badly to trust someone else.

But when Bast reveal his segret, what really upset Trick is that Bast was not sincere from the first time. He can deal with the vampire being of Bast. But with the sincerety and the trust, arrives also the love. But an immortal vampire can love a mortal human?

I like very much the character of Bast: he has the fragility of a teenager inside the mind of a very old and savy person. He is strong for the others, but can suffer a lot for love; he is open and trusting. Trick instead is very closed: he is like an animal badly beaten who has to learn to trust again; but, even if he is poor, what he needs more are not money but love, a lot of love.

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