Twenty-one-year-old Kaitlyn Porter is tired of having to attend tiresome dinners with her father’s business associates, so she livens things up by seeing what she can get away with. One night, a man named Soren comes to dinner. She finds him very attractive and begins to tease him, but is shocked when he plays along rather than getting flustered. They begin a strange, hot affair. Despite her growing feelings, Kaitlyn knows there’s something odd about Soren…

Kaitlyn’s Dance is an unusual and interesting book. Kaitlyn’s character is a realistic portrayal of someone who’s still in college but often longs to be on her own. Her devotion to dance lends her maturity, but her attempts to irritate her mother show she can be immature as well. Soren came across mysterious and brooding yet sexy. His character wasn’t as well developed as I would have liked, because the story centered around Kaitlyn’s thoughts, feelings, and reactions. I liked the spooky atmosphere of much of the story, as well as the uncertainty about who Soren was and what he wanted from Kaitlyn. The rather unusual slant on vampirism was also welcome. Many of the sex scenes were very hot! The only real flaws to this one were the lack of Soren’s point of view and my occasional annoyance with the character of Kaitlyn. When the story ended, I still felt a bit distanced from them, so their happy ending didn’t ring as true as I’d hoped.