Morganna Starlight was once a very happy faery. She was the most promising of her family to be the best faery doctor, plus she was in love with the dark elf, Keelan Moonhunter.

Keelan Moonhunter fell in love with Morganna at first sight. Keelan was betrayed by someone of their realm, and has disappeared without a word to anyone.

When Keelan disappeared, Morganna assumed that it was just his nature and nothing more. The longer Keelan was gone, the more lonely and painful life continued to be for Morganna. Seeking to ease her pain, she made pacts with the goblin alchemist Syril Grimstarker for a potion that would help her. Not liking what and who he has become, Keelan stays with the vampire who saved his life in the human world at Vampyre Falls. He still loves Morganna, but doesn’t want to bring her into this type of life. When Keelan learns Morganna’s life is in danger, he steps in to save her, and brings her to his new home. Morganna discovers the change in her dark elf, but she is still in love with him. She also realizes there is more between Keelan and the man who saved him. She can never return to the faery realm because of the danger there, but can she stay with Keelan and be the healer at Vampyre Falls? The answer may be more than Morganna can sacrifice to stay with the man she loves.

Vampyre Falls: Morganna’s Sacrifice is a fabulous read. This book has all the elements of a great book, interesting characters, a wonderful setting, danger and intrigue, plus some fantastic sex. Adrianna Dane continues to astound me with her brilliant writing style. Keelan’s character as a vampire is not all tough and unfeeling; he is still in love with Morganna but willing to suffer to keep her safe. That is a great hero. Morganna is willing to do what she must to be with the man she loves, even if it means never seeing her family again. That is such a strong heroine trait. I enjoy heroines like that. So far, both books in the Vampyre Falls series have been books I couldn’t put down. I am so looking forward to the next book.