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Title	:	Savor (Warm Delicacy #1)
Author	:	Megan Duncan
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 284 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2011 (first published September 23rd 2011)
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy. Romance

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When Claire Miller turned eighteen all she wanted to do was celebrate her birthday, but after a night on the town with her best friend she awakes to a visitor she never expected. The rulers of her region, a vampire royal family, have chosen her to be turned as their new heir and vampire princess. In a world fueled by the power of blood, Claire quickly discovers the vampire royal family is not what they seem and that she has secrets in her past, she never knew existed.

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Other Books By Megan:

Warm Delicacy Series
Savor, Book 1 - Currently Free
Indulge, Book 2
Devour, Book 3
Royal Blood (Warm Delicacy Series Books 1-3)

Agents of Evil Series
Released, Book 1 - Currently Free
Chaos, Book 2
Vengeance, Book 3 (Coming Soon!)

Falling From Eternity (A Paranormal Love Story - Novella)
The Long Road Home (A Contemporary Romance

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Warm Delicacy #1

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Ratings: 3.71 From 2851 Users | 244 Reviews

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Loved loved loved this book! So unique than anything I have ever read. Also, being super short and exciting every page of the way! Highly recommend ! Can't wait to read book2

Savor begins a bit slow, but quickly picks up momentum. I struggled at first with connecting to the story, but soon enough the story sucked me in. Claire is a likable heroine, but not a particularly memorable one. In a sea of YA vampire characters, she just did not make a big enough splash for me. That being said, I will admit as the book progressed she did in fact grow on me.Although, I feel it was Robin who really stole the show for me. Robin is a member of Claires new royal vampire family and

Claire just turned eighteen so her mom is taking her down to the blood bank to be tested as a donor. In Claire's world, the vampire royals rule along with humans and humans donate blood to help feed vampires. They even learn all about vampire politics in school. The vampire King and Queen long ago wanted humans and vampires to be able to live in peace so they set up the donor system. Some humans are against this and protest but Claire's mom is a vampire activist and believes in working together

just wow. it was fun, interesting and it took twisted and turns where I never expected it too. I also loved how it explained things, I could picture it in my mind. and not get bored. Arrick is ma man! I can't wait until I get my hands on the next book!

After reading this book I was in love. In love with the writing, the characters and the plot line. I just loved the book so much!What I loved the most is the plot line. It was intense and kept me reading faster. I love how easy it was for me to fall into the book and not looked back. I liked how Ms. Duncan threw surprises at every pages turn. A new secret, a new rule, a new hate, a new person! So much to gobble down that it is extremely filling!I love how the characters feeling were well

http://bookbreather4lyfe.blogspot.comMegan Duncan created a brilliant piece of work here. A combination of a unique and interesting plot, fun characters, and an intriguing world create an enthralling read for every paranormal lover out there. When I first began blogging, Megan sent me an eCopy of her debut, Released. It was the first self-published book I had ever read. I absolutely adored it. When she told me she was writing a vampire book and asked me to be a part of the tour, I jumped on the

Savor wasn't that bad of a book. It was pretty typical in a vamp story sort of way and I actually liked it. But there were somethings that bugged me about it.First, I have to say, this is like my third kindle book that I have read, and I have noticed with all of them there is a LOT of grammar problems, this book probably being one of the worst so far. But, though it can be very irritating, I can look past them and continue with the story. Another thing, that kind of went along with this, was