The best parts of Twice Tempted are those with Leila and Vlad together but that is generally my preference in any romance. As is so often the case in the violent Night Huntress world, someone is trying to kill Leila, which creates the external conflict but also ramps up the emotional quotient.Īfter seeing the courtship in Once Burned, it was with some disappointment that I discovered that Leila and Vlad spend a fair bit of time in this book apart or at odds – I much prefer them fighting the “bad guys” and working out their relationship hiccups together. In Twice Tempted, Vlad’s emotional connection to Leila (or the lack thereof) is the main internal conflict.
When we left them at the end of that first book, Leila and Vlad were happy together but trouble was foreshadowed because Vlad had told Leila he was unable to love. I liked Leila very much and enjoyed the dynamic of the couple together.
I love Jeaniene Frost’s Night Huntress series and last year, I was very happy to listen to Once Burned (the first entry in the Night Prince trilogy) and get to know Vlad a little better.
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