Review: Immortal Born by Lynsay Sands

Title: Immortal Born

Author: Lynsay Sands

Series: Argeneau #30

Pages: 387

3 stars – I liked it

I can’t believe this series is 30 books long now. I remember finding this series when there were only 8 books and loving it. This is actually the series that sparked my love of paranormal and vampire romances.

Allison ” Allie” Chambers’ life is turned upside down when her neighbor, and best friend, entrusts her with raising her child. Allie has no experience with children, let alone a vampire child. Magnus doesn’t expect to find his life mate breaking into a blood bank but he will do everything he can to protect her and her adopted son.

“You are my life mate, and my life. I will spend however long I live cherishing you, adoring you, and keeping you safe and happy, because your very existence makes me happy.”

I enjoyed this book but it wasn’t my favorite of the series. This one definitely had a slower pace and the action was mostly at the end. Allie is a very strong and independent woman who is terrified of being trapped in marriage. She fights her feelings for Magnus from the start and focuses on protecting Laim. Magnus respects Allie’s strength and determination to protect her son. While Magnus doesn’t have any children he takes to being an adopted father easily and was very cute with Liam. I really enjoyed these three and thought they made a great vampire family.

Overall, I enjoyed this book and can’t wait to jump into the next book. I am also loving that they are building a vampire town in Port Henry so they kids can grow up together.

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