A Lord to Love by Sara Dobie Bauer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

If I could just get about 200 more pages of Harrison and John I think I'd have died happy.

Sara's a genius at prose and this story's writing is marvelous, as always. I can't say enough about this Victorian tale of love.

John Morgan has wanted Harrison Price for three years. He's almost twice his age, but that can't matter. He's also somewhat of a villain to the Price family, but that won't stop him from getting what he wants. Needs. Or will it?

Harrison lost his mother and now his father has died. Just when he feels lost and alone, John offers him a future full of love. He only has to say 'yes'.

It was obvious from the start that John didn't just love Harrison, he cherished him. Sara has a way with words and I seriously fell in love with both MC's from the start.

"I am half dead. I always have been. Bring me to life, John. Make my heart beat."

I may or may not have girly squeeed when I read this, but so will you. Honestly. This is a must read and it's a quick read that will leave you panting and needy and wanting more words.

*Copy generously provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. To be cross posted closer to the release date.*

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Escaping Mortality by Sara Dobie Bauer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So so good. Sara Dobie Bauer has finished this series strong and as much as I hate to see it end, it was totally worth it.

This final book starts where the second book ended, with Edmund finding his elder and being half dead in the ocean. Nothing goes according to plan when Andrew is told he can't be the one to kill Edmund. Somehow, the elder has revived Edmund into immortality with a special ability, but it's one that is reliant on being in contact with him.

As they journey to London to get in touch with Edmund's dying mother, more of his abilities are revealed, as well as the insidious plan the elder has for Edmund.

I have fallen in love with Andrew and Edmund during this series. The books are written in such a way that describes every moment and every action so well without being overly wordy. I love Sara Dobie Bauer's writing style and how she pulls me in so willingly to the characters. And Andrew and Edmund's love affair is so deep and real that I feel part of it.

"He's no longer only my miracle but the world's, as well. Then there's me. I find contentment in simply loving him."

I have often thought of Andrew and Edmund and their past lives being so vastly different than the life they've made together and I feel spoiled to have had the opportunity to get to know them so well. I'll miss reading of their adventures, but with an HEA epilogue I can't really complain.

Do yourself a favor and read this series. It's vampire love at its finest.

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