Showing posts with label Bit the Jackpot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bit the Jackpot. Show all posts

Friday, March 7, 2014

Bit the Jackpot by Erin McCarthy

This is the second book in the Tale of Vegas Vampires series. So if I drop a few spoilers without thinking about it from the first book I apologize now. Also I have not looked into how big this series is, I do know that there is a third book out.

Following up on a lead, Seamus (a vampire) ends up in a strip club trying to find someone (yes a stripper but not for that kind of evening ;) ). He ends up getting attacked on a back street, after failing to find the person he needed to find in the strip club. Things happen and a new vampire is made after being hit by a car and dying. Cara is a stripper, but not the one that Seamus is looking for, and her life gets changed completely when she decides to try and help Seamus.

The things that I liked about this book where that McCarthy did not introduce anyone new that was major, but leaves me wondering how far she is going to take this series. I also liked that she took things a little differently than the last book, so things didn't go how I thought they were going to go. *SPOILER-ALERT* Though now that the competitor against Ethan is gone I am also wondering how McCarthy is going to carry on with the next book. *SPOILER-ENDED*

What I didn't like about the book is that *SPOILER-ALERT* now that the main "bad guy" is gone the whole basis for the series is gone. *SPOILER-ENDED* Unless McCarthy ends it at 3 books, which wouldn't make too much sense seeing as it is called a series and not a trilogy. I honestly don't think that I didn't like anything else...

This is one series that is turning out to be one that I would not mind to read again. Would I buy them if I have the money on me and see them, that is a strong probably. I like the way that McCarthy writes. It is easy to understand and flows well. The two books that I have read so far are not long and have only taken me a few days to read. Though sometimes in McCarthy's books it is easy to tell what is coming next.

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Page Count: 299 pages.

Price: $14.00 (paperback)

Thanks for reading!
~Jade