Review Nocturne by Syrie James

When Nicole Whitcomb’s car runs off a Colorado mountain road during a blinding snowstorm, she is saved from death by a handsome, fascinating, and enigmatic stranger.

Snowbound with him for days in his beautiful home high in the Rockies, she finds herself powerfully attracted to him and soon comes to realize that the feeling is mutual. But there are things about him that mystify her, filling her with apprehension—and Nicole can’t shake the feeling that he doesn’t want her there.

Who is Michael Tyler? Why does he live alone in such a secluded spot and guard his private life so carefully? What secret—or secrets—is he hiding?

Nicole has secrets of her own and a past she is running from—but Michael understands her better than anyone she has ever known. Soon, she is falling as deeply in love with him as he is with her.

But as the sexual tension between them builds, the clues mount up. When Nicole learns the terrifying truth—that her host is an ages-old vampire who is torn between his love for her and his desire for her blood—there’s nowhere for her to run but into the blizzard raging outside, and he’s the only one who can save her life.

Filled with unexpected twists and surprises, Nocturne is a page-turning, haunting, and deeply romantic story of forbidden love that will grab your heart and not let go.

Hardcover, 224 pages, January 4th 2011 by Vanguard Press

I loved the story completely. Nicole is a character I liked, the way they react is very believable. Michael on the other hand is really tormented by his past. As a vampire, was credible, horrible in the way that vampires should be, and still cute and loving. 

Something that I really liked is that all is well told, well described and the novel reads very fast, I was in love with these beautiful descriptions of the greenhouse. I did not like it... the ending. Totally heartbreaking, made ​​me mourn a lot more than I would have thought. I'm looking for other books by the author because I liked Nocturne. 

I received this book by Yel @The Itzel Library, for review. Thanks!