A Cruel Thrist by Angela Montoya | Book Review

A Cruel Thrist by Angela Montoya | Book Review

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Reading age

12+

Genre

Romantasy

Publisher

Joy Revolution

Publication date

December 17, 2024

Can a vampire huntress and a vampire work together for the common good?

Lalo Villalobos made a grave mistake by pursuing the killer of his parents, who turned out to be a vampire. As a result, he has paid the price with his humanity and is now seeking a way to regain his human form. Meanwhile, Carolina Fuentes, the daughter of the mayor of Del Oro, is determined to prove her worth as a vampire hunter. When their paths cross, it becomes a critical decision for both of them—will they choose to work together? What will happen next?

“A Cruel Thirst” is a captivating blend of vampires, Hispanic mythology, action, and romance that pulls you in from the first page. I haven’t read a fantasy book in a long time, so this one felt refreshing. The dynamic between Carolina Fuentes, a determined vampire huntress, and Lalo Villalobos, an unwilling vampire, is electric and filled with tension. Their journey from adversaries to allies is well-crafted, and Montoya skillfully explores themes of family, duty, and the struggle between one’s desires and societal expectations.

Lalo exuded an air of aloofness, often coming off as detached and indifferent to his surroundings. He carried himself with an undeniable confidence, frequently displaying a tendency to act as if he possessed all the answers, earning him the reputation of a self-proclaimed know-it-all. In contrast, Carolina was a force to be reckoned with, embodying the spirit of a warrior. Her fearless demeanor shone brightly, particularly when confronted with peril, as she boldly faced challenges head-on without a hint of hesitation.

Overall, “A Cruel Thirst” is a beautifully written young adult romantasy that balances dark themes with humor and heart. It’s perfect for fans of vampire tales who enjoy a strong dose of romance alongside the action. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a compelling read that will keep you hooked until the last page.

My rating

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

About the Author

Angela Montoya lives in Northern California with her family. She is the granddaughter of the celebrated activist and poet laureate Jose Montoya. When she isn’t with her partner, two children, goats, chickens, and dogs, you can find Angela co-hosting the podcast, Of the Publishing PersuasionSinner’s Isle was her debut novel.

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