Ripples Through Time by Rosalie Stanton

Ripples Through Time by Rosalie Stanton
Publisher: Siren Publishing
Genre: erotic, paranormal romance


Review Copy received from Publisher

Summary:
Centuries ago, Ravenna Mal was One of the Few, one among many sworn to protect the world from the night's creatures. Her upbringing was unforgiving; as a warrior, she could form no close relationships, and she could especially never fall in love.
A vampire called Nicolai challenged everything she knew, introducing her to worldly sins, worshipping her flesh with his hands and mouth, and worming into her heart before she realized how painful love could be…especially when ripped away.
In the present, Raven Rayne has a problem. A new vampire called Nicholas in town; one who speaks to her without saying a word, one who stirs long-dormant feelings she can't dismiss as dreams.
A chance spell reunites Raven with the past she never knew, and memories of Nicholas she couldn't have dreamed. And though he doesn't remember her, she knows she must do everything she can to remind him.

Stacey’s Review:

Rosalie Stanton is a new and promising author. Ripples Through Time was a vampire romance where Raven/Ravenna and Nicholas/Nicholai are reincarnated into the present from the 1700’s. The only problem is that Raven remembers their old identities and Nicholas does not.

At first the frequent switch from past to present and past/current identity within a character confused me, but as the story proceeded everything became more clear and easier to follow.  This type of novel seems to be all the rage these days. If you love an angsty vampire romance where love conquers all, then this is the book for you!

I became invested in the characters and enjoyed the growing relationship between Raven and Nicholas and the sexy scenes. However, I found a lot of repetition, over the top angst, and heavily descriptive areas throughout which pulled me out of the story.

Ripples Through Time was an emotional rollercoaster ride of love surviving death. The writing was poetic and expressive and allowed us into both the hero and heroine’s point of view. I look forward to more work by this passionate, new author.

Rated 4 Delightful Divas by Stacey!



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