Jen's Reviews > Vein Of Love

It's been a while since I've read PNR, so I’ve been looking to get my fix lately. To be honest, I didn't even know this book was PNR when I picked it up. I actually fell in love with the cover and decided to skip over the blurb. I dove in head first and was pleasantly surprised by this story.



Molly Darling loves history. She interns at an art museum and has just been offered the opportunity to be a paid intern during the next school semester. Molly seems to be a normal girl with a normal life minus a few quirks. She has bouts of extra strength and her eyes tend to glow when her emotions get out of control. Because of that she doesn't get too close to people, so she's shocked when a stranger shows up claiming to be her fiancé.

"Thou shall not express pure affection or adoration to the extent of danger of producing a full heart."

Tensley Knight isn't a regular guy. He's a demon. He has his own life. He's even been with the same woman for five years. But now because his and Molly's families entered into a blood contract over 300 years ago promising a daemon woman to be born with glowing eyes to marry a Knight, it's his responsibility to wed and mark her before other demons find out about her and beat him to the punch.

"Never trust a demon, Molly. Number one rule."

Neither of them want this marriage. Tensley is cold, cruel, and heartless. According to the demon ways, any affection is a sign of weakness and Tensley refuses to be looked at as weak. He is resigned to fulfilling his legacy, but Molly is determined to find a way to break the contract.



Because Molly's power is coveted by other ruthless demons, Tensley and Molly find themselves in one another's company more than they'd like. The more they spend time with each other, the more the chemistry between them grows. But is it enough for Tensley to admit he has feelings for her? Will Molly ever be able to trust him?

I really enjoyed this book. I loved Molly's best friend September and Tensley's best friend, Ilya. These two were great characters on their own, but I feel like there could be something more between them too. I can't wait to read the next book to see how the story develops. Surely Tensley will mark Molly soon.