Jane is supposed to be travelling around the world with her
boyfriend Gabriel having the time of their lives. Gabriel starts
acting all weird. Having them change hotels frequently, leaving her
by herself when they go out, phone calls that he takes to the other
room and mysterious letters. Jane finally has enough and goes home.
Gabriel does nothing to stop her and says it's for the best. Does
his mean that he broke up with her?
A broken hearted Jane returns home and puts her efforts into
getting over Gabriel with the opening of her new bookstore and
joining the local chamber of commerce. Zeb and Jolene are also
expecting twins.
Things seem to be starting to pick up when Jane has a create store
re-opening when Gabriel returns to her life. Jane tells him to
either explain himself or get out of her life. Gabriel walks
chooses to walk away.
Jane starts getting letters from the Jeanine, the same Jeanine that
was sending Gabriel the letters in Europe. Jeanine says that
Gabriel also sired her and that everything that he says is a lie.
After a short lived reunion between Gabriel and Jane. Gabriel finds
out that Jeanine is now contacting Jane, and once again walks away.
Jane is now at her whit's end. Her heart wants Gabriel, and her
head wants a "normal" healthy and mature relationship.
After Jane is attacked Gabriel finally explains that Jeanine is not
quite right, no kidding. She is a vampire hypochondriac. Jeanine
has been following Gabriel around for year's trying to get him to
"complete" the change, that she is only half a vampire. Jeanine's
problem is all in her head, but the danger she poses to Jane and
all those around Jane is not. One of Jane's closest friends does
not survive Jeanine.
Book three is just as laugh out loud funny as the first three. I
found that when I finished this book I finally got a sense of the
storey came together. It was not until I finished this one that I
realised that the books were really like one storey separated into
three sections. You really should read all three books to get the
full storey arc.