R. Scarlett has brought a masterpiece to this world in the new adult book, Vein In Love. A new dark and addicting story, bringing me to the edge of my seat every time the demons come to haunt Molly and Tensley. Honestly, I couldn't get enough of this story and now I have to wait until God knows when for the second book that I'm sure will get readers addicted as well when they start the sequel, Body of the Crime. 
 Vein in Love can be considered as a paranormal-romance, due to its dark and mysterious level of intensity that I have not read in a very long time. Penelope Douglas has always taken the crown for "Paranormal Romance Queen" in her book (which is also my favorite) Corrupt, from the Devil's Night series. But slowly throughout this story, R. Scarlett has taken Penelope's place in such an intense magnitude of darkness and light mixed together throughout this story. 
 The demon in this story, Tensley (male protagonist,) not only provides the reader with a massive amount of hate and love at the same time, for being the character he is, but he also provides a side of hope when he first encounters with Molly (the female protagonist.) She became an important asset to the demons ever since birth, and her presence became even more important when their chemistry become obvious to both of them. Their attraction for each other is none like any other. Their dark momentos, bring them together in an aphotic way that gives the reader an insight as to what to expect more from the story itself, and also from R. Scarlett as well and her future writing. 
 As to the other characters in this story, they brought a light to the dark prha of the story's love affair with Tensley and Molly. September, Illya, Stella, Fallen, Beau, and last but not least, the less greater than others, Cree... Oh dear... I seriously wanted someone to just grand my arms so I didn't have to go and destroy the pages in my book every time Cree showed up! **sighs** But I stayed calmed... 
 In general, Vein In Love captivated me in every sense. I'm really feeling like this series has a great potential, which is great for R. Scarlett as this is the very first book she has published. I cannot wait to write a review for the sequel, Body of the Crime whenever it comes out!