I wasn't the biggest Vlad fan. I didn't dislike him by any means, I was pleasantly neutral when it came to Vlad. That is, until Once Burned last year. I wasn't expecting that book to be quite so good, but it was better and Twice Tempted furthers that story. 
 Twice Tempted picks up about a month after Once Burned. Leila's powers have been on the fritz since being engulfed by Vlad's aura. She's also noticed that he's been rather distant. She loves him, and she wants him to acknowledge that he loves her. For Vlad, love isn't something he acknowledges. So Leila leaves. 
 I really liked that Frost wasn't afraid to separate Vlad and Leila. Where many authors would have kept the two together until Vlad was able to say what Leila wanted, it makes a better statement if Leila leaves. She doesn't want to be in a relationship where the other half can't reciprocate her feelings. I don't think anyone would. Leila deserves better. I think it just shows her strong character that she's able to leave even if it's not what she wants, it's what is best. 
 Leila decides to go back to the circus and Marty. Of course things always seem to spin out of control in Frost's worlds and Leila takes it upon herself to exact revenge on those who hurt her friends and herself. 
 It's a good stand-alone story that weaves seemlessly into the overall story started in Once Burned. The ending leads us right into the third and final Night Price novel. I can't wait!