When Ethan enters Jane’s life again, she is shocked. But she soon realizes this means they have a second chance to make things work this time around. It’s not long until they’re engaged, and shortly after that, it’s their wedding night. But when Ethan requests to see Jane right before the ceremony and shares his secret, Jane isn’t sure how they’ll be able to stay together.

Ethan’s has never been so scared to tell someone something. But he knows that he has to share this with Jane. He doesn’t have a choice. Her reaction isn’t the greatest he could have received but, after some heavy thought, he knows just what he can do to prove to Jane how much he loves her. All he needs is his best friend to help him show her just how much he’s willing to do for her.

So I Married a Vampire was hot, hot, hot! Did I say it was hot? I’m a sucker for m/m/f books, and this one didn’t disappoint, as some do. Once I discovered the motivation of Ethan’s best friend, Cameron, I knew it was going to get good, and I was glad I was right! The book was predictable, but since it was as steamy as it was, I didn’t care. I was too interested in the bedroom activities of Jane, Ethan, and Cameron to care that I knew what was going to happen in the end. Be sure to have a fan and a glass of water near you when you read this one!