Fangs For All (The Vampire Detective, #3)

‘Fangs for All’ is the third book in Laura Greenwood and Arizona Tape’s “Vampire Detective” series and this one packs a punch. The storyline became a little deeper with each book and this one brought a depth in the characters I hadn’t expected. Lucy’s life becomes extremely overwhelming. She decides to close down the blood slavery auction and finds out the Vampire Council has been backing it. So she has to find out who owns the warehouses, get the evidence, and take on the Council. If you read books one and two, aren’t you a bit curious about Jester? Who called with the riddle and sent the blind cat? Was there a message? There are so many bits and pieces that came with the twists and turns that if I tried to tell you more than this, I’d give it away and I know you don’t want to miss any of this story. It was a good read and I’m hoping that some of the new information that was discovered and the unanswered questions still floating out there will be addressed in another series.

Fangs For All by Laura Greenwood is such an amazing story to read. This is book number three in this amazing series and I am so glad I read it. I highly recommend this story to everyone who loves reading about fantasy and paranormal romances.

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At the end of ‘What the Fangs’ there were a couple of discoveries made. A major one that has Lucy going to the Vampire Court, and another is that Mika, the blood slave William bought her, doesn’t have the brand on her neck.

As this book opens Lucy has requested a meeting with the council. She gets one shock after another after she reveals the blood slave auction. They knew about the illegal auctions and have done nothing. A younger member of the court approaches her after and tells her to look into her grandmother’s diaries, he also tells her about blood servants who are tattooed not branded. Although that doesn’t help her since Mika has no mark at all.

We also have almost every one living in the house, William her now true fiancé, Derek and Watson the men she is dating and cares for, and Mika her ‘accidental’ blood slave. All of them are helping her to gather evidence to take down the auctions. Her attempts keep failing because the one in charge of it all has too much power. She needs more evidence and her grandmother’s journals have to provide it.

Things start heating up rather quickly after Lucy confronts Radclyffe. From one rejected Court appearance to a second, the man has too much power.

I love the way this plays out, Lucy has far more power than she’s letting on. She has her chosen family of William, Derek, Watson and Mika to support her every move.

I laughed, cried and enjoyed every single up and down. Now to read about Jester.

First let me state that I received an advanced reader copy, (ARC), but this in no way influences my review. I always leave an honest review.

Wow!!! Excellent ending to this mystery story. Lucy got what she was trying for. I recommend this read. 5 Thumbs up.

This series continues to have a cozy feel even as events get even darker in the episode than prior ones. Things get really dangerous for Lucy and her friends as she works hard to destroy the blood slave industry all while still puzzling out her love live, the mystery of her cat, secrets Grandma left behind, including Daisy, the skeleton in the closet – well not literally.

Fun, exciting read full of twists and turn. The romance stays sweet as Lucy finds room in her heart for one more love and come to understand why her engagement was so very very long. Still wondering where the cat came from.

This is the third book in the Vampire Detective Book series and the epic conclusion to the story arcs that have been brewing in the previous two books. This one does have a satisfying conclusion but builds of events in the previous two books – read the series in order or you will be lost. While this is the end of their story, the book after matter states that there are to be more books in this world and these characters might just make another appearance!

I didn’t get the feeling that this was it for Lucy’s adventures and loves…there are still a lot of questions unanswered and issues in her love life to be addressed. The authors refer to this as an ongoing series and I sure hoppe so because I really really like this series and would like to have more books with Lucy and all the other great characters having more adventures solving new mysteries. Thumbs up for the authors.

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I really enjoyed this series and thought this was a pretty good ending. Lucy had to pay a high price to get her answers to the blood ring mystery and so did her mates. I really like these characters and am sad that I will no longer get to read stories about them. The stories had adventure and mystery and a girl that was able to have many men! I would recommed this book to anyone looking for an intereting adventurous read!

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Secrets are revealed, some questions are answered but the ending didn’t tie up everything for me in some ways but still an enjoyable book. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This is book three of The Vampire Detective series and is the final book of vampire Lucy and continues the story of her interesting love life, plus her investigations into the illegal blood slave industry. She got an introduction into the blood slavery trade in the last book and her attempts to get evidence against the vampire in control of it all, ended badly. Lucy now has William, Derek and Watson, as well as her supposed blood servant Mika, all mixed up in a strange, but shared relationship of sorts, each providing something for her that she needs to carry out her life. The mystery about Mika is still continuing, but she doesn’t want to ask her outright about all the inconsistencies of her blood slave status or training, still not quite believing that William managed to buy her such an inappropriate present, trying to counteract all the gifts he presumed had come from Derek!

She and Watson continue to run their investigation into the illegal trade and to get proof about the people behind it all. Back to their childhood games and relationship in a way. Derek’s talent for creating all his inventions helps with his obvious computer and technology abilities, which are key to gaining evidence about the illegal trade and the man behind it all. Lucy’s grandmother has also left her cryptic notes about matters and evidence she will need, but she first needs to find a key to the strange code her grandmother used to keep the information from prying eyes. Her grandmother is in the basement of the mansion, in her chosen Everwake, and has left full notes of anything Lucy could ever need, but also with the very secret skeleton in her room! Finding out the key to her gran’s secret messages, could be the breakthrough they have all been waiting for, to stop an illegal trade once and for all and put a stop to the power and control certain heads of families, some seem to have. She wants a more modern outlook and equality for vampires and humans, which should save human lives and stop an atrocious trade. Sad to find this was the last of this series, as I would love to have read more about this group. I received an ARC copy of this book from BookSprout and I have freely given my own opinion of the book above.

This is the third and final book in the series “The Vampire Detective”. The stories run smoothly from book one to book three and it just keeps getting better and better. Will Lucy finally get the life she fought for. You have to start with the first book to understand Lucy and what’s going on, it’s definitely worth and if you’ve read the first two books, you definitely need to read this one!
This story revealed many interesting secrets we’ve been waiting for.
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