I Thirst for You (Primes Series, Book 2)

by Susan Sizemore

Book Overview

The thrilling second installment in a sizzling vampire romance series that began with I Burn for You finds an unsuspecting mortal embraced in darkness and passion. Hot --Romantic Times. Original. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0743467434
• Release Date: June 2004
• Publisher: Pocket Star
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.9" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

WOW AND DOUBLE WOW!!!

I read this book in one sitting and the time just flew by. It captures your interest from the first page and never lets you down. Granted some events were obvious and of course we knew Marc and Jo would be captured, but how they got away was worth the read. I also agree it took a long time for Josephine to realize Marcus was a vampire, but that's not an easy concept to grasp. How long would it take you? This was a true love story and I loved every minute of reading it and look forward to the next book in this series. I even enjoyed reading the previous book to remind myself where the hero fits in the series. Read I Burn For You and then read this one - you will be in for a real enjoyable journey into Susan Sizemore's original vampire world.

Excellent from the first page to the last.

Jo was exactly who Marc needed; her mind called to him. However, that did not mean she would be happy about being the one he needed. When Marc "rescues" her, Jo would call it kidnapping. He refuses to honor her vegetarian wishes, keeps a close eye on her, and won't even call her Jo, but insists on Josephine. Still, there is something about him that is incredible. She is drawn to him against her will. Just when she begins to lose herself to him, Marc uses all his self control and sends her away.That was his biggest mistake. It only takes a short time for the scientists who are looking for Marc to capture Jo and con her into betrayal. They want to use Marc to create immortality for a rich old dinosaur, and if Jo is the key to Marc, then they'll use her too. Caged together, love, lust, fear and anger run amok. No matter how Marc wants to hate Jo, he can't, any more than she can truly fear him. To escape, they will need each other, and a little help from friends. The future of all vampires depends on them. If they fail, vampires will be hunted down as lab bats.(...)The action in "I Thirst for You" takes off on page one and doesn't really slow down until the end. Passion simmers until it explodes. No shortcuts are taken, making the world realistic in every way. This is the kind of book both sexes can enjoy, full of romance and action both, making for a balanced plot. (...)

Watch out--Christine Feehan!

If you like the plot of the woman, kidnapped by the sexy, gentle, yet forceful and dangerous (but never to her!) man, you'll like "I Thirst for You." I personally like vampire books, and the idea of the "alpha" male who has only one true mate that he must seduce is mighty appealing. I liked this book more than "I Burn for You," which I really couldn't get into.But vampire Marcus, escaping from a torturous laboratory, who comes upon his destined mate, a human empath who is trying to recover from guilt and shock is irresistible. That she misguidedly betrays him and his desire (which he cannot bring himself to enact) for vengeance added great internal tension. I liked this book a lot, and if you like the kind of books I've describe, I think you will too.

compelling and enthralling vampire romance

He's running from his captors in the Arizona desert when vampire Marcus Cage stumbles upon Josephine Elliot who is camping there. She is a sensitive empathic pilot struggling to cope from a crash that killed five passengers. A crazed Marcus, weakened from the drugs he was forced to take and the rays of the sun thinks running into Jo is a miracle. Marcus drinks Jo's blood until she becomes unconscious. Marcus needs to protect his Breed, but he also believes that meeting Jo is a miracle because she is his soulmate.Marcus keeps her captive until he realizes that Jo being with him is dangerous to her so he walks out on her. The local sheriff persuades her that Marcus is crazy and needs to be found for his own protection. She finds him, but they are handed over to the Patron and his followers at a top secret laboratory. They want the secret of immortality and thinks Marcus can give it to them. When the vampire gets over being angry at Jo for leading his enemies to him, they work together to find a way to escape.Fast, sizzling and erotic are only some of the words that describe the relationship between the vampire and the empath. The author is so good at world-building that readers find themselves believing that vampires are living in this world hiding in plain sight. There is a lot of action in I THIRST FOR YOU but it is the characters who make this vampire romance such a compelling and enthralling reading experience that it will satiate readers thirst for a tale with a bite.Harriet Klausner

I Thirst For More

"I Thirst For You" was absolutely terrific. I had read "I Burn For You" very recently and it was fresh in my mind so I was already familiar with the different groups of vampires in this book. Where the first book dealt with a "Clan" vampire, this one dealt with a "Family" vampire. Marcus Cage was every inch a hero, even when he didn't think so himself. He escaped torture at the hands of mad scientists and ran straight into the arms of his soul mate (or Bond Mate). Josephine Elliot was fragile after her recent plane crash and was trying to find some peace of mind in the middle of the desert when this large, overwhelming man came out of the night and took her captive, body and soul. This story was a non-stop, exciting ride. It took me just a few hours to read the book because I became so engrossed in Marc and Jo's story. The love scenes were wonderful and intense. I would recommend this book to anyone with an interest in vampire stories or romance. You don't even have to be a vampire fiction fan to enjoy this story. The romance alone is worth the read. My only complaint is that the book was not long enough (are they ever) and now I have to wait so long to read the next one.