What hampers things even more is that not only is there all those burgeoning teenage hormones, but Nika and Julian share a rare empathic bond-so they feel their own insecurities and lust, AND each others as well. Fans of YA and fantasy will LOVE this story.

However, for me, all that teenage angst makes my head spin. We get to catch up on the characters we grew to love in the first series. I am always all over these 'epilogue' type stories. This book jumps ahead in time and focuses on their twins, Julian and Nika. The first 3 books highlight Teren and Emma and their family. According to the author, you can be just a little bit vampire. It's a refreshing twist on the vampire myth. The Conversion Series was a 5 Heart read for me. And then continuing their story in the next book in 2018. It's a great start to spin off for this series and I look forward to reading more about Nick and Julie's elders in the previous three book. I know I am not giving a whole lot away and being vague but it's hard not to give anything away by saying one thing. Watching these two juggle their teen issues along with their struggles on being secret vamps, it's quite interesting. Their true family has to remain a secret to protect not only them but everyone else too. Nika and Julian are typical teenagers going through normal life problems at their age, but they are also part of a vampire family.

really knows how to build her stories and characters. I get that at times that will get annoying (no privacy) but to share that strong of a bond with someone is quite cool if you think about it. It's unique that they can sense each other's feelings and where they are in relation to them. The Next Generation is the twins book and is told from both their POV's. Now that I have gotten over living under a rock and not knowing about this series, I am seriously fixing that and reading the previously three before continuing on with the next book (I am assuming there's another book based on the open ending in this one). I can attest that you don't need to read those books to read this one however, I would recommend reading them if you can before reading this so you understand the whole background on the family and how everyone came to. This may be the fourth book in her Conversion series, but it's also a spinoff off the first three books. so I am little baffled that I am just now finding this out. wrote a paranormal series before now, is a little upsetting to me.

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