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ISBN:	0425241262 (ISBN13: 9780425241264)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Vampire Queen #7
Characters:	Elisa, Malachi Dawson
Literary Awards:	Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award (RT Award) for Best Paranormal/Fantasy/Sci-Fi Best Erotic Romance (2011)

Vampire Instinct (Vampire Queen #7) Paperback | Pages: 440 pages

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Title	:	Vampire Instinct (Vampire Queen #7)
Author	:	Joey W. Hill
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 440 pages
Published	:	July 5th 2011 by Berkley
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Erotica. BDSM. Fantasy. Adult Fiction. Romance. Paranormal Romance

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A brand-new Vampire Queen novel from the award-winning author who "never ceases to amaze." -Night Owl Romance As servant to vampire mistress Lady Daniela, Elisa is unwaveringly devoted-but she recoils at one shocking request: destroy the untamed, undead children entrusted to her care. There is one desperate option: Malachi, a Native American vampire who is a legend for his work with rehabilitating feline predators. And as Malachi struggles to control the young ones' impulses, he opens himself up to those of Elisa-and the passion they share for the night could seal their fates forever.

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Ratings: 4.28 From 921 Users | 86 Reviews

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Elisa was raped and assault and witnessed her love being murdered, she is in the care of damaged fledglings and is sent to Malachi to determine if they can be saved. She was also sent to see if she and Malachi could save each other. A unique pairing, filled with emotion, I even cried. Loved their story. While listed as seventh in the series I think this would fit better if read after Beloved Vampire

I think this is more like 3.5 - 3.75 stars for me. There was just one scene in particular that I felt was off & bothered me a bit but other than that, this was an enjoyable, escapist read for me as most of her books are.Reading Joey Hill is almost like running a marathon (mind you, not that I've ever run one) but I imagine when you get to the end & look back you think "Holy shit! That was a lot of ground I managed to cover to get to this finish line & yet....I managed to do it."Hill

CLICK HERE FOR FULL REVIEWI've read lots of paranormal and erotic romance, and it's very rare that a book in this genre makes me cry. The usual responses are laughter, arousal, irritation, sadness, happiness/love, etc.. but crying? Not often. This story made me cry. I was so riveted that I could not put this book down from the moment I picked it up. There are a few seemingly conflicting paradigms at work here - the heroine, Elise, is a simple servant. She's submissive and enjoys living a simple

This is probably now my favourite book in the series. It's hard to tell because I really do like all the characters Ms. Hill creates, but this one, I felt so much more for the characters. I really like Elisa. She is so spunky and sweet in her submission. God the sex scene where she was forced to take 3 men on was SO DAMN HOT. I thought, wow, I need an orgasm now. Damn, my DH is asleep.As for Malachi ~ can we be anymore depressing? Trail of Tears? For real? Why?? God that was a terrible time. One

4.5 starsSuch a lovely addition to the VQ world! I was pleased with how different Hill can make all of her stories. She's now provided us with a vampire that actually has a sensitive side. He's still very much a predator, but he's remarkably still aware of his humanity. Malachi is such a fantastic character. His ability to care for animals in a rehab setting was very sweet. He knows how much space to give them, how to let them learn life again and how to let them go. He's the perfect solution to

Let me just start by quoting a description of Maluchi..."His coat lay over the seat opposite him in the limo. He'd rolled up his sleeves, and he had a knee propped against the door. Sleek and brushed, his hair was pulled into a tail at his nape, so it emphasized the strong bones of his face. He looked like a lean, powerful animal pressing against the bars of his cell, ready to leap out as soon as the door was opened." I loved his theme of dont run from a predator which went throughout the book.

3.75 .Stars....and why? Elisa...... I Must Save The Children...I Simply Must...wahhh...Your not going to help me....Ooooh nooo I'll just do it myself...Elisa....Eeek...Save me.....Well, that makes this is my least favorite of this series~AND....it's my bad...cuz..I have not EVER really liked, servant, submissive damsel in distress women...Yes, yes, yes, strong heart...sweet, kind and motherly...Elisa is just that...BUT as for me, what I like is the kick butt, ripe your heart-out , I got this!