Then things get strange when a fanged creature breaks into her apartment. Marcey has been having strange dreams and feeling cold spots around.

I didn’t really like the 1920’s setting and thought Marcey was fairly bland. However, I thought this was a very weak book and found it just okay at best. I enjoyed the Gardella Vampire series and was eager to read more about this vampire slaying line of women. This is the first book in the Marcey Gardella trilogy. Slipping into speakeasies and sampling bootlegged whiskeys, dodging gangster gunfire and trying to keep her nosy landlady from finding the stakes in her flat, Macey Gardella must navigate through a world of stunning violence, passionate romance, and dark betrayal…” And when he begins to ask too many questions, she has to juggle her strong attraction to him with the need for secrecy. And when she learns his own soul depends on her willingness to carry forth the family legacy and hunt the undead, Macey capitulates and joins the fight.Īs she begins to learn about her new calling, Macey encounters a handsome newspaper reporter known as Grady–who seems to know more about vampires than he should. Yet, strange and frightening things begin to happen, and when Macey comes face-to-face with one of the fanged creatures, she has no choice but to believe Sebastian.

But when a mysterious man named Sebastian Vioget informs her she belongs to a family of vampire hunters, Macey is stunned and disbelieving. “Macey Gardella is a typical young woman of the Roaring Twenties: she works a job, has her own flat, and loves to dance the Charleston.

Stand Alone or Series: 1st book in the Marcey Gardella trilogy

Roaring Midnight by Colleen Gleason