When paired with two powerful royal vampires, it does seem like he needs their protection but make no mistake he has also lived a hard life and can hold his own. In many ways it feels like even though Remy is tasked with killing vampires, he is still this sweet cinnamon roll everyone wants to protect. It reads adult and has many gruesome battle scenes that are balanced out with many tender moments and good humor sprinkled throughout. Silver Under Nightfall is so different than The Bone Witch trilogy and I still LOVED it so much! I’ve never watch Castlevania but I’ve heard this marketed for fans of that video game/show. That he infuriates the hell out of Remy and adds sexual tension just sweetens the journey. Her fiance Lord Zidan Malekh has studied the new mutation and may have the answers to defeat them. She is warm and caring, all of the things he’s been taught vampires are not. When a new breed of vampires starts killing, he sets out to find answers and meets vampire heiress Xiaodan Song.

There is a peace treaty between humans and vampires that is tenuous at best. Many think Remy is a half vampire and his own father has used that to shape him to be a lethal weapon. Remmy’s mother was the source of scandal for their family having eloped with a vampire. Our MC Remy is a rogue Vampire Hunter who is an outcast among fellow Reapers. Rin Chupeco however has brought back broody ( some more playful) sexy vampires but also made it queer and Poly in the most satisfying of reads.

In part that’s because I often was left feeling like it wasn’t done well. It’s been a long time since I’ve picked up a paranormal vampire book and an even longer time since I read anything with Polyamory. ☆☆ARC provided by Publisher in exchange for an honest review☆☆╮ GOODREADS | BARNES & NOBLE | LIBROFM | AMAZON

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