Tuesday, June 18, 2019

Bloodsucking Lawyer by Nadia Diament

Title: Bloodsucking Lawyer
Series:  Tucson Underworld #1
Author: Nadia Diament
Genre: Sexy Vampire PNR
Release Date: June 18, 2019
Emma left her career in corporate law to pursue her passion for criminal defense, but she can’t seem to catch a break. So when she lands an interview at a small law firm, she’s more than thrilled. But she has no idea what she’s in for.

Turns out it’s not just any law firm, and Henry—her new boss—isn’t exactly, well…human. 
Apparently he drinks blood instead of coffee, and his client list consists of creatures that go bump in the night. But, the way Emma sees it, if she can get through law school, she can handle a few pothead werewolves and shoplifting witches. So she stays.
There’s just one thing she didn’t count on, and that’s catching feelings for her new vampire boss. Henry and his fangs become a temptation too hard to ignore, and no matter how hard she tries, she still falls for him. 
Problem is, everyone knows office romances have the tendency to crash and burn. But when your boss is a bloodsucking lawyer, odds are it’s a disaster waiting to happen.


Nadia Diament writes paranormal and contemporary romance with equal servings of heat and humor. No stranger to a U-Haul, she’s lived in Arizona, South Dakota, and Washington, DC. She currently lives with her husband in Chicago, where she tinkers with fountain pens and loiters in coffee shops. Bloodsucking Lawyer is her debut novel.

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4 Stars
Bloodsucking Lawyer by Nadia Diament is book One in the Tucson Underworld Series. This is the story of Henry and Emma.
Henry is a vampire that defends the supernatural clients and has become really busy. Henry's 'assistant' wants him to get another person to help out. At one court appearance he happens to meet Emma who happens to be looking for a job. When Emma does him a favor for one of his clients he goes forward to hire her. But they both are attracted to each other which makes it hard to stay all business until they can't. Emma's sister is a fairy but Emma herself was unaware of such things exciting. This book did keep reading until the end but I did feel something was off in me connecting more with the characters. But overall enjoyed their story and will look for more from Ms. Diament.

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