Conversion Trilogy

It's next to impossible to write an original vampire story. Blame RPatz or Spike, but the best and worst has all been done. Enter S.C. Stephens. The Conversion trilogy is about as original as anything else you'll find in this genre.The main reason for this originality? It's domesticity. That sounds bizarre, but in a genre where most of theses stories revolve around a couple that's a) angsty about how they feel about each other b) deliberately kept apart by The Plot Device c) kept apart by The Third Wheel or d) in a violent love/hate cycle, a relationship that's so normal is refreshing. Teren and Emma – our heroes – like each other, love each other and are with each other. And that's the premise of the book. Everything else is secondary to their relationship, which will provide you with the fluffy kind of enjoyment you get from the best of rom(p)-com.It's also very easy to jump into this world. There's nothing so complex that you need help orienting yourself to things that have happened already. It's not a complicated world to understand either.This series is like a pair of fuzzy slippers: Warm, ridiculous if worn in public and the perfect end to a tough day.