Review: The Merzetti Effect - Norah Wilson

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As we take a step into 2012 , I introduce to you the first read in the Immortals Reading Challenge hosted by www.underthecovers.blogspot.com .
Get ready for the first Vampire novel of 2012 reviewed on The Phantom Paragrapher
Review: The Merzetti Effect - Book #1 Merzetti Series - Norah Wilson- June 2011
All Ainsley Crawford had wanted was to become a sucessful Trauma nurse but one day, she sees one of the Doctor's skimming funds and is worried about what it could do to the future patients and tattles on him , but of course nobody likes a tattletaler and Ainsley finds herself stacked up against the wall with allegations against her and not in her favour. She is left with no choice but to resign. Needing a new job , Ainsley is pointed to a research assistant/ secretary job working on a top secret job for Dr. Delano Bowen. He is trying as we discover , to find a cure for this disease called "Vampirism". He has discovered after 170 years that their is a bloodline known as the Merzetti's whose blood can reverse the disease . People have heard it for centuries and thought it was just a rumour. However Delano , has located one of the last Merzetti's - Ainsley Crawford and now will do everything he can to win her co-operation - even if it means staging vampire coups and thinking she's her knight in a cloak with fangs. As the story goes along like any paranormal romance we discover the heat and passion rise between Ainsley and Delano , but will Ainsley flee leaving Delano back at square one when she discovers his betrayal or will they find a way to overcome their differences and hurts and be together ?
Find out in the new Vampire series "The Merzetti Effect" by Norah Wilson

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