Rating: 5/5
Review: I wasn't sure about this one at first. It had such thick paragraphs (even in the dialogue), which made it a little difficult to get into. I soon forgot about all of that, however, and was completely taken with the story. It was very interesting, exciting, and magical. I also ended up with a fierce craving for Cinnamon rolls. Ha! I am really really hoping that there will be a sequel.
Book Description: Sunshine's mundane existence as the head baker at Charlie's Coffeehouse takes an unexpected turn when she drives to her grandmother's secluded summer camp. While she is taking in the scenic view of the starlit sky reflecting off the lake's calm surface, she is attacked by a gang of vampires and brought to an abandoned mansion on the far side of the lake. They strip her of her shoes, dress her in a blood-red gown, and shackle her to a wall. In the semi-darkness of the moonlit room, she realizes that a vampire is shackled next to her. After some tense moments, the two begin to talk and quickly conclude that if they don't help each other escape, they're both as good as dead…
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