The only issue is that her handsome rescuer is actually a cursed vampire. Soon after her arrival in London she is attacked, but then saved by the handsome and delicious Ethan. I really liked it!! Fateful is about young Danielle who moves to London to go to school there and live with her Uncle, Aunt and cousin. I LOVED Twilight with a passion but have found it almost impossible to enjoy another vampire or paranormal book since, so I was convinced I wouldn't enjoy it. I have to admit.I was a bit skeptical of this book when I was asked to read it by the author for the purpose of reviewing. I'm just glad I didn't pay anything for it. The vampire mythology has a few differences that are mildly interesting, but it wasn't enough to get me to read the whole book. If you love the Twilight series and want to read more like it, and you're not overly particular about spelling and grammar, or depth and subtlety in writing, you'll probably enjoy this. Also, I really should have stopped right away when I realized this was a story about a girl in love with a vampire, with whom she shares some indescribable connection, AND the vampire sucks blood out of animals instead of people because he's such a good guy, AND he has superhuman strength and unimaginably good looks, AND daylight/garlic/crosses don't bother him, AND he and his friends have to protect her from other vampires who aren't such good guys.

That may be hard to believe for some, but trust me on this. Set in London, this is a Twilight wannabe, except not as well written. At that point I skipped to the end and read it just to satisfy my curiosity.

'Tis a silly book.Ībandoned at 45% after an encounter with cutesie little winged fairies, because the conversation with the fairies induced severe eye-rolling, and that was seriously the last straw. On second thought, let's not read Fateful.

Fateful by cheri schmidt