That Killer Smile was a quick read with some interesting twists on the typical vampire romance. Cat loathes Ronin and the fact that he was the last guy to give her an orgasm. Ronin, on the other hand, wants more. When he starts his own vampire dating service, it’s the last straw for Cat. I liked this novel, but felt that Cat and Ronin’s story was tied up too easily. Enemies-to-lovers is one of my favorite tropes and the chase is the best part of the story. I would have like to see Ronin face more challenges in his pursuit of Cat.

This book kind of reminded me of other stories I’d read, the reluctant heroine who goes against her better judgment, the heartless hero, who gets a conscience, you’ve read the story. The dating agency was a twist I would’ve liked more of but didn’t get. The story itself was well written and edited I just didn’t find it original.

Ronin, half human and half demon, and Cat, a vampire turned during the Victorian era, make a fun couple. Trying to solve a murder mystery and deal with their own passions is a good recipe for a book hard to put down. I liked the story, the characters and the writing. Easy to read and kept my attention throughout. Highly recommend this book and author.

Finally, an ancient meets his match!
I was looking forward to reading Catherine and Ronin's story when I came across them in Vincent's story, Dating the Undead and in true fashion, these two are the best when it comes to giving orders and being in control. I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and it's been a dash!
One thing is certain, they bring the heat, their fears, their strength and most of all their chance at redemption and bliss in this book.