Blech! What a disappointment! I enjoyed the first 2 books but this one was ridiculous. I'm annoyed at how it ended. I hate Ian, and she turned a good guy uncharacteristically into an asshole! I dunno just thought it was choppy, the plot seemed thrown together. I am only going to read the last book to see how it ends. I really hope it's better than this one. ( )

First I have to post what Acosta herself called her books: comedies-of-manners, or romantic comedies with lots of chaos, confusion, charming villains, eccentrics, and flirting. Which really fits since this is not the normal kind of paranormal romance. Far from it. I just want to called it a witty romantic comedy involving humans who like blood and as Acosta said lots of flirting.

Read her books! Lol, honestly they are so funny. I just love Milagros, she is witty, she has curves, she flirts, she has opinions and I think I really would enjoy having her as a friend.

Her men, oh I do like Oswald but, yes there is that but, he is just so nice and normal. Can he truly keep up with this crazy Latina when he is just so waspy. But she does love him and is marrying him and he does do a great job keeping up with her. But then there is goddamn Ian Ducharme as Oswald calls him. He is like fine wine, ok forget since I hate wine. He is like a yummy chocolate that melts in your mouth and makes you crave more and more. He makes you blood pump in your veins and he is just delicious. And he wants her *faints*.

Right the story, well as I said they are getting married and making preparations. She has to deal with the council who does not approve of her since she is the only human who was turned (a little mistake) and lived. And someone is after her. She is also ghost-writing for a freaky guy. All as is should be in Milagros universe.

All in all a highly enjoyable book that makes you want more. The way it ends, well it does end with an ending and you could be happy there. But there is one more after it so yay.

Conclusion:
Just read it, come one you know you want to! Start with book 1, you will not be sorry. You will smile, laugh and hopefully think Ian is as delicious as I find him. The book is witty and so just impossible to put down. I do wonder what happens in book 4, I mean..ohhhhhhhhh.

Rating:
I do think I made it clear. Read it :) I could not put it down. ( )

This was my first excursion into the world of Milagro and the vampires at Casa Dracula. Must say I enjoyed the book and like the lighter twist on the vampire mythology that's out there. Will be looking for the other books in the series on my next trip to the bookstore. ( )

It's so great I didn't ignore this book. I just finish it and I really enjoyed it.The excerpt of Happy Hour at Casa Dracula is really fun. I look forward to read this one and the 2nd one on the series, Midnight Brunch at Casa Dracula. ( )

The Bride of Casa Dracula marks a rather serious time in Milagro's less than serious life. This slight shift in tone makes the book just as witty as previous installments, but a little less laugh out loud funny.

As we lead up to Milagro and Oswald's wedding, the couple continues to battle outside forces set upon destroying their relationship. There is lots of Ian, which always spells trouble for Oswald. Luckily, we get to see Milagro's F.U. pal Nancy as the wedding planner, spouting her memorable words of wisdom. And Cornelia returns, seemingly innocent as things fall apart around her. Series fans will love the chance to once again see all our favorite characters returning.

There is a huge amount going on in The Bride of Casa Dracula and in Milagro's life in general causing the book to be fast-paced and exciting. A shocking, but perfect, ending will definitely make the need to read the next and final book in the series immediately. Witty, scary, strange and wonderful plot twists take Milagro just where she needs to be and I can't wait to see how this all turns out. ( )