You'll have to find out for yourself why it's in two ERs, because that would be a bit of a spoiler. The entire story takes place in the course of one night and in two different ERs. Really, I'm not sure I can get anymore obvious. How redundant.) Why almost? They're doctors on duty, so naturally they get paged. Intern starts with Aline (she's our main gal) in a tryst, well almost, in the ER supply closet of in a hospital. Basically, it's in between a novel and a novella. As far as the time it took to read it, this would be equivalent to a Harlequin series book. (Little meaning it's size, not in a derogatory way). Intern with the Vampire is a really good little book. Overall, it was a fun read with some intriguing possibilities as the beginning of a series.I received this book for free from the author in exchange for a review. I don't know if this is a series but I hope so and I hope the author does more with those two characters. Not much romance, some tense sensual moments but not much more. Scott and Roque) but I found myself wanting more from them. Some of the characters were very intriguing (Dr. The concept was interesting and the story moved at a good pace. Review 2: I didn't think I'd like this book as much as I did. I can't wait for Slash and Burn.Intern with the Vampire ended on with a killer cliffhanger. :)The next book in the Vampire General series, Slash and Burn, comes out later this month (July 2011). It was funny, refreshing, and definitely unique. :DI think that lots of people would love this story. It added some extra tension, and I loved that we got to learn what happened to the one character through a patient's wife's eyes rather than through the doctor operating on him, it made seeing what happened to the patient become even more personal and I loved that.
The switch to different narrators was a fantastic device. more chapters that had different narrators. I thought Aline was a fantastic character, and the majority of the book was in her point of view, however, there were a couple of. :)I thought that Intern with the Vampire was an interesting mix of paranormal and the familiar hospital drama. It was definitely entertaining though, and so was the rest of the book. Within the first page two characters are in a supply closet.and they aren't looking for supplies.Of course, since they're doctors they got interrupted by a page. It reminded me of pretty much every hospital drama or soap opera that I've ever watched.
The beginning of this book had me cracking up, and I definitely smiled. Review 1: The best way to describe Intern with the Vampire, is a hospital drama where the patients and doctors are supernatural beings rather than humans.
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