Amanda is a psychiatrist keeping nighttime hours—mainly because her patients are convinced that they are vampires.  She has no problem playing along, after all the pay is good and she enjoys her work. This changes when an incident with one of her more troubled clients veers off the beaten path.  Amanda stumbles into a few situations that challenge her ethics as a doctor and as a woman.

When Amanda first sees Mark, she is slammed by her instant attraction to him.  There’s more to the six foot plus male than dark hair, gorgeous blue eyes and a killer body.  Mark takes his responsibilities to heart, and leading Amanda into the unknown makes him more determined to protect and claim her.

The Blood Club kicks off with a tongue-in-cheek intro that made me snicker.  Another highlight involved a sex scene that was so creative I decided to read it again and again.  To be thrown off guard is the best type of surprise whenever I am reading erotica.  Ms. Blaise captures the intensity between Amanda and Mark while at the same time allowing you to see their vulnerabilities.  In a few instances, there were scene transitions that left me feeling as if an area or two was missing.  Overall, The Blood Club is fun and sexy for anyone (like me) who has trouble passing up a spicy vampire story.