Hunting His Vampire Mate – TWiT Book Review

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DANNY
I’ve been hunting monsters for as long as I can remember, and by my side is Michael for the last five years. He’s not just my partner—he’s my best friend. Things were simple. Then, four months ago, I thought we were both about to die. And I blurted out something I hadn’t admitted to myself: I’m in love with him. I always thought I was straight but there’s no denying that Michael is my person. He always has been. Except he doesn’t feel the same. Worse, now it seems like he’s planning to quit hunting. And every moment I have left with him is a reminder that he’s about to walk out of my world for good.

MICHAEL
Five years ago, vampires took everything from me. The only thing that’s kept me together since then is Danny. He’s my home, even if he doesn’t know it. I’d do anything for him. But I can’t allow myself to love him like he wants. The last time I let someone in, I lost everything. Maybe I’m the bad guy for pretending like nothing’s changed between us, but Danny’s confession is the one thing I can’t deal with. I can’t let myself be weak again. I won’t. But every day that passes, I see the hurt in his eyes and it’s getting worse. And I know that if I don’t figure this out soon, I’m going to lose him for good.


Rating: 4.5
4.5/5
Good Book!
Characters
rb5stars
Originality
rb4stars
Engaging
rb4stars
Great Plot
rb4stars
LGBTQIA Relevance
rb5stars

The journey of Danny and Michael in ‘Hunting His Vampire Mate’ is marked by personal growth and evolving dynamics. They have grown from the antagonists in the second book to a more understanding and acceptance of the vampires they used to hate. Danny begins as a character wrestling with his hardened exterior that belies his latent humanity, culminating in a growing acceptance of his feelings, particularly regarding his sexuality.

Michael’s character mirrors Danny’s in many ways, yet it is distinguished by his internal conflict with acceptance and vulnerability. He confronts his long-held beliefs about vampires while grappling with an undeniable attraction to Danny. As they confront their shared history and the limitations of their earlier beliefs about vampires, they emerge as more inclusive and understanding figures, enriching the narrative of ‘Hunting His Vampire Mate.’

There is a lot of action and serious soul-searching as the two go from fighting vampires to becoming vampires. This is the perfect set-up to bring in several characters from the past books to help them cope and survive. It was a pleasure to catch up with the endearing characters and be introduced to new ones.

Jay Castle’s writing is crucial in bringing these scenes to life. Utilizing vibrant imagery and descriptive techniques, the author crafts action sequences that are both exhilarating and vivid. Castle’s ability to capture the emotional undertones during these moments adds depth to the rollercoaster, of adventure.


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Jay Castle reads and writes MM paranormal romance. He’s the author of the Blood Bonded Mates Series. He lives in the Pacific Northwest with his partner of 12 years. Three cats own him and he is the proud dog dad of a border collie who is probably smarter than he is.

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See my other reviews in this series by Jay Castle
Protecting His Vampire Mate
Married to the Vampire King

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