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Like it's predecessor Blood and Guitars, Immortals and Melodies continues the love story theme mashed up with the rock star life. This book is more on Trey and the play of emotions he has over the changes in his life. I was happy that Trey & the band finally had closure over Wes' death and his relationship with his dad is on the mend. There were parts that I found a little long, like Trey's hospital confinement and Aurora's recovery from Malena's attack but other than that I enjoyed the direction of the story.

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I enjoyed the second instalment of this series. Aurora and Trey are sweet characters and I like reading about their lives. They are great together and their love is pure and beautiful. What they go through in this book makes me like them even more as they face dangerous - life threatening situations, beautiful situations & heart-breaking situations needing only each other and their love to get through it, so sweet. There isn't really a character I don't like in this (apart from the obvious) they all seem genuine nice people, Trey's band especially. In the first book one of my complaints was that there seemed to be a couple of threats set up but not acted upon. . . . . well, now I get why that happened because it set up the main storyline for this and blended both books together and I enjoyed seeing that plotline come to fruition. I enjoy the combining of some of my favourite things in this book - rock stars, music, vampires & art - makes for an interesting read particularly with the bands recording, rehearsal, video making process and how hectic things are for them. I would however like to see some more vampire action, yes I liked what we get but I wanted more and not just the dangerous stuff either. The vampires are interesting characters and in my opinion underused especially Damir - there are some interesting developments in this about him & his father which seems to indicate something that Aurora and Trey could become involved in especially seen as his father seems every bit as enamoured with Aurora as the son. I'm also interested in seeing where the whole `super powerful Aurora' theory is going to go - I'm expecting big things in the long run. So, all in all - a good progression from Blood & Guitars that satisfied my need to know what happens next for them but has left me excited to see where things are going to go for them all now that the tour is about to start and other things, especially that ominous note at the end. 3.5*s

"Immortals and Melodies," Heather Jensen's follow-up to "Blood and Guitars," continues the tale of Aurora and Trey--a vampire and a human who risk everything for love.

With the approval to turn Trey into a vampire, Aurora believes the danger to his life is all but over. However, a mysterious opponent continues dogging the lovers' steps, leaving death and damage in his/her wake. Aurora is plagued by questions: is her decision to turn Trey the right decision? Is she strong enough to turn him? Will Trey survive the process? Who can she trust when the people who promise to protect Trey have agendas of their own?

Ultimately, events beyond her control force her hand. The mysterious opponent is closer than she realized. Immediate disaster is averted, but the far-reaching implications may be even worse.

Jensen brings the two-story arc to an effective conclusion, while masterfully setting the stage for the next chapter in Aurora's tale. "Immortals and Melodies" is another outstanding read that I recommend to YA, NA, and adult paranormal romance fans.

This book was better than the first one. Much more drama. Hospitals visits, wood stakes, car wrecks and change of major events!! The band gets the closure they need over Wes's death. The love of Trey and Aurora just grows even more in this book. Then the missing vamp that caused most of the drama.......where did she go and what is she planing? Can't wait for book 3!!!

This book was interesting and overall good. I would recommend to read. Author seems to be good. I have read one other one and was satisfied it that one to.

The second installment of the Blood and Guitars goes to show what time and perseverance can do for an aspiring author! The story line flows and quite frankly, I had a hard time putting it down to go to sleep, work, etc! I am anxious to read what Heather Jensen has up her sleeve in the next installment.

I've read this book about 5 times and i still feel like am missed something each time i pick it up, it's a must read. it is one of the best books I've read in my life. it tops the first book majorly, and i cant wait for Fangs and Fame.

this would make a good small film! the more i read the more i got hooked in. I really like the storyline here, as it has enough twists to differ it from other vampire novels. Can't wait for #3!

I love what I have read so far. It is gripping and draws you in. I love that I could get it wireless delivered to my kindle and that makes everything easier.

this cougar (me!) has fallen for trey. speaking as an elderly rocker, i enjoy the blood and guitar books. i love passing-for-human vampires. and i like it that all members of catalyst are really nice people. i am looking forward to reading about trey on tour (also looking forward to learning how to do kindle capital letters- blood and guitars books are only ones i have ever reviewed and this review has taken almost two hours to do cause i lost first attempt but i so wanted to thank the author. thank you).

This book was so much better than the first book "Blood and Guitars." Yeah it's still a vampire book, but the story was so much more than the typical vampire book. In this story Trey and Aurora continue their relationship. Trey knows that Aurora is a vampire and they plan for him to become one also... if he lives that long.

The vampires in these books are not harmed by sun or garlic, they just have extra powers when the moon is up. One myth that is true is that wood is poisonous for them. Trey continues with his album, the cover of which is painted by Aurora and Catalyst prepares to go on tour.

I connected with the characters much more in this album. They were less pedantic and much more relatable. The book had good writing and some very funny points. I enjoyed the interactions between the characters that were `real' and not like the vampires were perfect.

I give this book 4 out of 5 clouds. I really enjoyed it.

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I don't typically dig on paranormal romance. Thankfully, IMMORTALS AND MELODIES is way more than a paranormal romance. There is romance, but it's supremely excellent romance, not mooshy or sappy....just nifty.
There are thrills, action, and danger to go with watching the love between Aurora and Trey that bloomed in BLOOD AND GUITARS, grow into so much more. The reader gets to witness one of the loveliest ceremonies ever along with gut-wrenching sadness.
Someone does not want Aurora and Trey together and they mean deadly business. And I don't think I can say more without serious spoilers.

'nuff to say that IMMORTALS AND MELODIES is highly excellent. I loved BLOOD AND GUITARS and Heather topped it to the enth with this.