Vampires of Atlantis (Atlantis Book #1) by Courtney Davis – Review by Angela Hayes

Vampires in Atlantis by Courtney Davis
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars

“Ian hated leaving the water, his home and purpose in life, or death, depending on how you wanted to look at it. He was a vampire of Atlantis, a city sunken to contain monsters that had once threatened the lives of all on land. The horrible beasts that preyed on humans without thought or mercy. Vampires may have sipped from the humans, but it wasn’t thoughtless, and it wasn’t violent. The vampires were royalty, they were the chosen ones, they were the protectors, the warriors… and in return, they were given blood offerings. It was a small price for the humans to pay for their safety. The city was sunk into what was now called The Bermuda Triangle and for 12,000 years the vampires had done their job perfectly despite being betrayed and forgotten by the humans, and for the last five hundred years, Ian had been in charge. Nothing had gone wrong. Until now.”

Vampires of Atlantis is the first captivating story in the new Atlantis series by the ever-talented Courtney Davis. It is an incredible fantasy/paranormal romance with vampires, monsters, good vs evil, agendas, danger, drama, secrets, emotion, chemistry, originality, fantastic world-building, chemistry, supernatural elements, high stakes, action, adventure, tension, intrigue, suspense, interesting/quirky characters, and so much more.
What happens when a monster escapes the watery depths of Atlantis into the mortal world? Ian, Vampire Prince of Atlantis, is hot on the trail and is determined to recapture it before things get out of hand. But things take an intriguing turn when Ian is drawn to Katherine almost as soon as he sets foot on land. What happens you might ask? Well, you really should read all the addictive details for yourself as I don’t want to spoil a single moment for you. Dive in, I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.
I am excited to see what awaits us in Book #2! Bring it on!
Happy Reading…

Thank you, Courtney Davis!

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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