I was provided with a copy of No Such Thing as Immortality by Sarah Tranter in exchange for an honest review.
No Such Thing as Immortality is a vampire tale. A vampire does not have to feel any emotion not of his choosing. And Nathaniel Gray has spent two hundred years choosing not to feel. But when he accidentally runs Rowan Locke off the road, he is inexplicably flooded with everything she’s feeling, and that’s rage, and lots of it. He has an uncontrollable need to want to protect her and is consumed with it, even if it means doing it at all costs … even if it means that he must protect her from himself as well. Blown away by this desire, he is at a loss but he can’t control himself.
Although this book is about vampires, it isn’t like Twilight or the Sookie Stackhouse books. Yes, there are some similarities but the writing style is completely different and I definitely appreciated that. Sarah does a great job at crafting Rowan and Nathaniel Gray and I really enjoyed their instant chemistry. The two have an undeniable spark and I really liked watching Nathaniel suffer through feelings that he hadn’t experienced in such a long time. Overall, this story was very enjoyable, and at times, quite comical.
