Re-United 3. New Reality

One of the most appealing aspects of this story is that it abandons most of the usual concepts and conventions surrounding vampires. In this world there is an interaction between vampires and humans where they have co-existed in private for centuries without the horror we have come to expect with this genre.

This interaction is exemplified in the strengthening relationship between Greg and his friends (both human and vampire) who all love and support each other. While this portrayal of vampires is refreshingly different, the real gem is the gently revealed storyline with interesting twists and turns (along with often unnecessary cliffhangers) that maintain the reader’s interest.

And another thing. This is not a story where you can drop into it and expect to “catch up” with the narrative. To fully understand and appreciate it, you have to, just like in the song Do-Re-Mi, start at the very beginning. That means going back to Books 1 and 2.

Book 3 in the New Reality series, do not even bother attempting to read until you've read the first two books.

We continue the journey of Greg, Scott, Billy and there friends.

We follow Greg as he is given a crash course in his new life. Of course he faces, many problems along the way, both happy and sad (keep the tissues close by).

This book sets us up nicely for Book 4 and the further adventures of Greg, his family and friends.

Re-United is a unique departure from the normal vampire stories on the net.  The prevailing spirit of the characters, culture and social structure are very different from the 'normal' of traditional vampire stories. That is why I suggest you first read books one and two of the New Reality series to understand the complexity of Justin's paranormal universe and its characters.  

This is a well-written and compelling read with great characters that will engage you in the adventure. 

Another book into the New Reality saga, I still going strong.

You definitely need to read the first two books first, or you will be hopelessly lost.

I love these characters and find the writing is generally good.  The pacing of some of the chapters seems off a little to me; and I do think that some of the chapters have too much going on.  Not sure if they should be split, or hell, it could just be me.

I do really appreciate the fact that @Justin4Fun is creating his own ethos in regard to the vampire lore of the past.  He has done a really good job of creating an interplay between the traditional and bringing a really fresh look to some of the idea behind the Vampire world.  

Can't wait for the next book to continue.