This review posted on Guilty Pleasures 
 CREME de la CREME 
 Well, if you have read the other 15 Argeneau books by Lynsay Sands, you know what to expect in her latest "Under a Vampire Moon". It's a light, funny, full of love book that keeps you turning page after page just waiting to see what Marguerite or Julius is going to do next to get Carolyn and Christian together forever as life mates. 
 The setting in the Caribbean and Christian being in a rock band playing the violin opens a lot of doors as to what can and will happen during their time together. Gia, Santo, Raffaele and Zanipolo just add to the humor of the book with all of their wise-cracks and scheming with Marguerite and Julius. Zanipolo's amazement with Carolyn thinking he was gay had me laughing out loud throughout the book. The scenes with Christian and Carolyn just getting to know each other are heart-warming, humorous and frustrating at times. Christian's jealousy when Carolyn decides to let loose with someone other than him and Captain Jack's reaction when he realizes that he does not stand a chance against Christian were just wonderful. Of course, there is a twist in the story (no spoiler) which brings everything together and explains a lot of what went on throughout the book. We won't discuss Bethany since I did not like her in the beginning of the book and hated her in the end. And, we all know how hot the sex scenes are .... wish I could find someone who would make me faint and I would so love to feel the "shared pleasure". Marguerite, can you find me a life mate too? 
 I love how Ms. Sands writes so that you feel like you are right there with them. The interaction between the family, the comments and the support given to each other puts you right in the middle of what a great family dynamics is. There are parts of the book that you can actually think "this is how it would really happen" in a real family scene. She has a wonderful way of bringing each character, no matter how small in the book, to life and making them an integral part of the story. I am so looking forward to reading the rest of the Argeneau series ... especially Zanipolo's - his should be hysterical!