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Damon The Protectors Series Book #1 eBook Teresa Gabelman Hot Tree Editing

Note: I am reviewing eight books. Each review will have cut/paste inserts. I will not write spoilers.

The warriors are alpha vampires with an exaggerated protective mode for the women in their care. All the warriors have a tendency to go ballistic when their specific mates are threatened, even minutely.

They are the Vampire Council Warriors. Brothers in deed to fight against evil. They have operated for centuries to capture, contain, and dispense justice to renegade vampires. Now, the vampire race has declared themselves. They no longer live in secret, but actively live dispersed within human society. This has made the VC Warriors visible to the public, making their jobs more difficult.

The books have strong personality profiles and interaction between the different warriors. It is fun to read the comradery between them. It is also fun to read the bonding between the women as each book brings in a new mate.

Each book has a complete story. Each book leads to the next without cliff hangers. The first question I ask when reviewing books is if I enjoyed them. Yes, I did. These are feel good, happy book with quirky funny things, and steamy sexual situations.

This is the first book of a warrior protector series. Damon is a total hottie, kick-ass warrior. He has a serious, alpha personality. He is there to train humans in the Special Family Service Department on how to protect themselves in a world gone crazy with renegade vampires and humans using children to supply the blood crave.

Nicole is one of the children service workers trying to place human and vampire children into safe homes. She puts herself at risk daily to do everything in her power to ensure her children are safe. Not an easy task in a world ruled by greed and fear. She is stubborn and feisty.
Damon trains and protects her. They fall in love, mate and live HEA... happily ever after.

I will say this to all the books, there are occasional eye rollers. Ignore them, the books are a good, worthy reads. Just enjoy the story!


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Damon The Protectors Series Book #1 eBook Teresa Gabelman Hot Tree Editing Reviews

Welp, I did it again. I signed up for a TBR (To Be Read List) Challenge. My TBR list has 925 books on it right now so, in theory, this seems like a great idea. Last time I tried it I fell flat on my face, giving up at a whole 2 books. Don’t judge, there’s just so many shiny new ones coming out all the time! Well, and all my favorite comfort reads calling to me. I mean Horse and Tack are demanding. They deserve at least one or two rereads a year. But, I’m determined to at least get one book a month off that list read. I can do that, right? And maybe I’ll find someone who’ll give Horse a run for his money, or at least keep him company on that top book boyfriend list. You just can’t have too many yummy alpha book boyfriends.

First up is book one in a series that keeps popping up on my feeds. I chose Damon from Teresa Gabelman’s The Protectors series because it ticks off a lot of my boxes an alpha vampire in protector mode and a heroine who’s a social worker whose goal in life is to take care of the kids placed in her care. Plus it’s been hanging out on my App since 2014. Goodness, that’s a long time.

It started out great. The vampires outed themselves the year before and since then all sorts of problems have popped up. It seems like vampire blood can be synthesized into some kind of drug so vampires are turning street children into vamps. Some of those children are being placed into foster homes where they are repeatedly drained of their blood for profit. Another problem that has come up is Vampire foster parents taking in human children and then using them for food on tap.

I had all these questions though. Why didn’t they place vampire children with vampire parents? And why did they place human children with vampire parents? And don’t even get me started on the fact that once turned, Vampire children don’t age. So a six-year-old stays forever stuck with a six-year-old body. And it was presented like they forever had to stay in foster care. Um, why. Seems even if they are stuck in that tiny body, they still age in mind and spirit. Unfortunately, I wasn’t enlightened with any answers.

Anyway, all my questions aside, these kids needed help as did their poor, beleaguered social workers, especially Nicole. She was like Super Woman, willing to take any risk in order to keep these kids safe. Nicole presented me with a huge conundrum because I really liked her as she was extremely brave and had a heart of gold but O-M-G was she freaking Too Stupid To Live. Literally. Every situation she was faced with I could always predict what she would do as she always picked the dumbest choice. She refused to see the danger she was in and took risks that not only threatened her life but those around her too. And don’t even get me started on her “Hail Mary” play at the end. Actually, TSTL doesn’t even begin to cover it.

As for Damon, he was one sexy, hot, vampire. Protective, bossy, and he even had a little bit of a sense of humor. His little “I can’t have her” complex got on my nerves though. He also missed clues that were right in front of him. I can’t tell you how many times I said “Seriously! You can’t figure that out” out loud. But my husband probably can since he kept glaring at me when I’d interrupt his movie.

This was cute and funny at times, and I did actually like the characters so it’s unfortunate they weren’t the sharpest tools in the shed.
Note I am reviewing eight books. Each review will have cut/paste inserts. I will not write spoilers.

The warriors are alpha vampires with an exaggerated protective mode for the women in their care. All the warriors have a tendency to go ballistic when their specific mates are threatened, even minutely.

They are the Vampire Council Warriors. Brothers in deed to fight against evil. They have operated for centuries to capture, contain, and dispense justice to renegade vampires. Now, the vampire race has declared themselves. They no longer live in secret, but actively live dispersed within human society. This has made the VC Warriors visible to the public, making their jobs more difficult.

The books have strong personality profiles and interaction between the different warriors. It is fun to read the comradery between them. It is also fun to read the bonding between the women as each book brings in a new mate.

Each book has a complete story. Each book leads to the next without cliff hangers. The first question I ask when reviewing books is if I enjoyed them. Yes, I did. These are feel good, happy book with quirky funny things, and steamy sexual situations.

This is the first book of a warrior protector series. Damon is a total hottie, kick-ass warrior. He has a serious, alpha personality. He is there to train humans in the Special Family Service Department on how to protect themselves in a world gone crazy with renegade vampires and humans using children to supply the blood crave.

Nicole is one of the children service workers trying to place human and vampire children into safe homes. She puts herself at risk daily to do everything in her power to ensure her children are safe. Not an easy task in a world ruled by greed and fear. She is stubborn and feisty.
Damon trains and protects her. They fall in love, mate and live HEA... happily ever after.

I will say this to all the books, there are occasional eye rollers. Ignore them, the books are a good, worthy reads. Just enjoy the story!