Dr. Cecilia Barnes is a research scientist at Butler Medical Research Center who’s working on a vaccine that has the ability to alter DNA back to its original form. She’s attacked one night after work by vampires, but is saved by Julian Mansfield.

Julian’s motives aren’t purely as a Good Samaritan. He’s been watching Cecelia for a while and knows about the vaccine she’s working on. He wants to convince her to give up on her research.

Julian is a richly drawn, complex character.  His agenda at first isn’t for Cecelia’s best interests. But he doesn’t count on falling in love with her. Now he has to protect her from the vampires out to kill her. And hope she doesn’t walk away when he reveals his true self.

Blood Will Tell is a wonderful story about vampires and love. This book has everything a reader could want–scorching hot sex, captivating plotline and explosive action. Ms Quinn writes a wonderful story with a sensuous, confident hero and strong, independent and resourceful heroine who is his match. The secondary characters within the story worked with the plot and moved the story along instead of just filling up space.

Blood Will Tell was a page-turner and I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and will pick up future works by Ms Quinn.

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