Sexy and captivating, House of Sand follows Adrienne Sands and starts with the devastation of her family in 1867 Virginia. It follows her transition into becoming a vampire - to present day. Adrienne first sees her undead state as a curse, but she finds family in a coven of contemporary lesbian vampires who show her how to use her powers for good. In protecting innocent people and helping to rid the world of monsters, Adrienne becomes the savior (then unwilling caretaker) of a tormented and broken woman Nala.
Adrienne is a tall, defined masc-presenting Ice Queen, and Nala is a small and fragile femme. The dynamic, bond, the LOVE that grows between them tests the boundaries of physical and emotional pain, grief, dependency, and trust. A dark sexual attraction spirals the two women into a bdsm relationship that helps Adrienne’s need for control, and Nala’s desire to be controlled.
I read this book cover to cover in one sitting and loved every second of it. It’s spicy, twisted, and perfect for sapphic dark romance readers like myself. It’s inclusive (lgbt, bipoc, non-binary rep) and I’m obsessed with how she builds her resilient, commanding, feral female (and NB) characters. This is a fresh take on vampires (no one is turning into bats in these books) and the only thing I don’t like- is how long I have to wait until the next book comes out.
A SOLID 5 STARS! And the spice is 5/5 as well! In my top 10 OAT
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Sexy and captivating, House of Sand follows Adrienne Sands and starts with the devastation of her family in 1867 Virginia. It follows her transition into becoming a vampire - to present day. Adrienne first sees her undead state as a curse, but she finds family in a coven of contemporary lesbian vampires who show her how to use her powers for good. In protecting innocent people and helping to rid the world of monsters, Adrienne becomes the savior (then unwilling caretaker) of a tormented and broken woman Nala.Adrienne is a tall, defined masc-presenting Ice Queen, and Nala is a small and fragile femme. The dynamic, bond, the LOVE that grows between them tests the boundaries of physical and emotional pain, grief, dependency, and trust. A dark sexual attraction spirals the two women into a bdsm relationship that helps Adrienne’s need for control, and Nala’s desire to be controlled.I read this book cover to cover in one sitting and loved every second of it. It’s spicy, twisted, and perfect for sapphic dark romance readers like myself. It’s inclusive (lgbt, bipoc, non-binary rep) and I’m obsessed with how she builds her resilient, commanding, feral female (and NB) characters. This is a fresh take on vampires (no one is turning into bats in these books) and the only thing I don’t like- is how long I have to wait until the next book comes out.A SOLID 5 STARS! And the spice is 5/5 as well! In my top 10 OAT
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023
Sexy and captivating, House of Sand follows Adrienne Sands and starts with the devastation of her family in 1867 Virginia. It follows her transition into becoming a vampire - to present day. Adrienne first sees her undead state as a curse, but she finds family in a coven of contemporary lesbian vampires who show her how to use her powers for good. In protecting innocent people and helping to rid the world of monsters, Adrienne becomes the savior (then unwilling caretaker) of a tormented and broken woman Nala.
Adrienne is a tall, defined masc-presenting Ice Queen, and Nala is a small and fragile femme. The dynamic, bond, the LOVE that grows between them tests the boundaries of physical and emotional pain, grief, dependency, and trust. A dark sexual attraction spirals the two women into a bdsm relationship that helps Adrienne’s need for control, and Nala’s desire to be controlled.
I read this book cover to cover in one sitting and loved every second of it. It’s spicy, twisted, and perfect for sapphic dark romance readers like myself. It’s inclusive (lgbt, bipoc, non-binary rep) and I’m obsessed with how she builds her resilient, commanding, feral female (and NB) characters. This is a fresh take on vampires (no one is turning into bats in these books) and the only thing I don’t like- is how long I have to wait until the next book comes out.
A SOLID 5 STARS! And the spice is 5/5 as well! In my top 10 OAT
Adrienne is a tall, defined masc-presenting Ice Queen, and Nala is a small and fragile femme. The dynamic, bond, the LOVE that grows between them tests the boundaries of physical and emotional pain, grief, dependency, and trust. A dark sexual attraction spirals the two women into a bdsm relationship that helps Adrienne’s need for control, and Nala’s desire to be controlled.
I read this book cover to cover in one sitting and loved every second of it. It’s spicy, twisted, and perfect for sapphic dark romance readers like myself. It’s inclusive (lgbt, bipoc, non-binary rep) and I’m obsessed with how she builds her resilient, commanding, feral female (and NB) characters. This is a fresh take on vampires (no one is turning into bats in these books) and the only thing I don’t like- is how long I have to wait until the next book comes out.
A SOLID 5 STARS! And the spice is 5/5 as well! In my top 10 OAT
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