Jericho Caine, Vampire Slayer, Love, Lust and Blood by Dee Rose

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview for letting me be part if this tour and reviewing this book. Jericho Caine, Vampire Slayer, Love, Lust, and Blood is a young adult genre. The story about Jericho who is a vampire slayer and is trying to get over the loss of his death brother, but while Jericho is doing this an European vampire clan is rising. I liked Jericho character and was drawn to him straight the way and enjoyed reading about him. I did like the supernatural element which drew me to this book. Furthermore, I do love vampires and was happy to have been chosen to read this book. It is a light read that you will be able to get into from the start. I found it to be a chilling story that have everything you want vampires, werewolves, demons, and slayers. Jericho Caine, Vampire Slayer, Love, Lust, and Blood has a good plot and will keep you entertained to the end. 4 stars. I think young adults will like this book alot. Blurb Jericho Caine, the vampire slayer is trying to get over the death of his fellow Death Brother, the demon hunter, Father Tom Padilla. However, a European vampire clan has risen again with plans to spread vampirism in the United States and then throughout the world. They're awaiting their powerful leader to join them as he sends his number two vampire ahead to pinpoint Jericho's weaknesses. A werewolf pack also emerges that have a history a history with the vampires, so they attempt to unite with Slayer by using a former Dark Hunter, who becomes one of Jericho's love interests. So now, Jericho must navigate the supernatural world in a crippling state of mind with a new assistant, old allies, and new ones.

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