Flowers and Fangs
Stake and Dust
by Karen Michelle Nutt
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Pub Date Nov 24 2017 | Archive Date Mar 01 2018
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Description
(The Hayeses stake and dust preternatural beings. They do not fall in
love with such creatures or so Derek believes until his heart tells him
the vampire destined to be staked by one of his siblings, is the only
woman for him.)
Derek Hayes and his family are preternatural
hunters. Stake and dust is their motto, but Derek has a difficult time
accepting his sworn duty when Sloane McBride, his ex-girlfriend from
high school, is the one he's been sent to eliminate. Once infected from a
Nosferatu bite, there is no turning back. Sloane has been bitten and
she will eventually change.
It proves a race against time when
Derek puts aside his core beliefs and teams up with Sloane. The
Nosferatu wants Sloane for his own, Derek's brothers are hunting her,
and every second brings Sloane closer to changing into the very fiend
they want to kill.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781981201464 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Ioanna T, Reviewer
Derek Hayes is a hunter. Not the type everyone knows of, though. He, as all of his family, is a hunter of supernatural beings. And there is one thing they know about vampires: they are all bloodsucking murderers. Which is why you kill them first, ask questions later. Or is it possible that not everything is black and white?
When Derek and his brothers stumble upon a vampire case in which an old girlfriend of his, Sloane, has been bitten, he will face the first hesitation he ever had about hunting vampires. Stake and Dust has always been the family motto, but there's something about Sloane that makes Derek think he might be able to save her. Is it just him going crazy, or is there actually a way for Sloane to be a vampire and be a decent supernatural being at the same time? Derek will find himself in a difficult position between what he has been taught all his life, and his newly found doubts. He is sure about one thing, though. He has feelings for Sloane, and he will do everything he can in order to keep her safe.
Flowers and Fangs is a well written, easy-to-read book. With a well constructed story and interesting characters, the reader can't help but root for the two heroes. Derek is a man torn between what he has been told and what he discovers, and you'll find yourself cheering for him to make the right decisions. Along come his brothers , which are all interesting in their own way. I do have a feeling we'll be seeing their stories soon, as well.
Strongly recommended for the fans of fantasy and romance alike, I believe this is a book that everyone can enjoy.
Flowers and Fangs is the second book in Stake and Dust series by Karen Michelle Nutt.
Mandie G, Reviewer
This was an enjoyable read. Full of mystery and intrigue. The characters were lovable, and the plot was unique and entertaining.
I voluntarily read and reviewed a copy of this book from NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own
Angel H, Reviewer
Derek Hayes is a hunter. He and his family are hunters of supernatural beings. They’ve always believed one things, that vampires are bloodsucking murderers, no exceptions. It’s always been kill first, question later. When an ex-girlfriend is found to have been bitten by Nosferatu, Derek must put aside hatred of vampires to try to save her.
This was a pretty good book. It has a kind of similar theme as another YA book series from a few years ago, but still enjoyable. I liked the characters and the flow. It was a pretty quick read. I recommend.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book
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