I read this ARC in exchange for an honest review
All thoughts and opinions are mine

I really enjoy Amanda Ashley's books and this did not disappoint.

Great story - loved the descriptive style, packed full of action
I read this curled up on a rainy day - loved it

Hungarian vampire, Quill Falconer, is a born not made vampire. His kind can mate with human woman and produce offspring. In his centuries of life, Quill has never found a woman he felt could be a soulmate. When a particular young woman becomes his latest meal, Quill finds her most compelling.

Callie Hathaway thinks she is a normal human although her late grandmother had some witchy proclivities. After her encounter with Quill despite his memory wiping skills, Callie remembers it happening which should not be. Reading Callie's thoughts, Quill seeks her out to do more than wipe Callie's memory; however, he is compelled to protect instead of destroy her.

Complicating their relationship is a secret group sworn to destroy vampires, and who are determined to wipe out Quill. He is hunted and stalked by more than one member of the ancient order of knights with comical names. Also a mitigating factor, Quill had an affair with Callie's grandmother and she is none to pleased to find out that tidbit.

The issues with the grandmother having been Quill's lover add a bit of an ick factor. This story seemed rather more YA than adult in genre. Callie's immaturity, their lack of chemistry, and very drawn out attempts at a physical relationship along with some confusing parts do not really form a cohesive tale.

I love paranormal romance but this book fell flat for me. I might recommend it to others who like the author or enjoy an easy read but I found it to be a bit immature at times in how the main character handled the situation. Their interactions were tame, and after learning the vampire had a one night stand with the grandmother of the main female character, someone who he really liked, it was a little off-putting. The vampire was also not very "alpha" compared to others I have read. It was easy to read but I would not read another in the series.

Enchant The Night is a stand alone novel by Amanda Ashley. I will say that I have come to appreciate over the years the writing style of this author and most especially in how she writes her vampire romances, I love the spooky feel to them, the lurking dangers and mysteries that she involves in her stories. So I was expecting this book to blow me away like I am used to but sadly it didn't. I actually struggled with staying with this book at times. I wasn't fully invested in the story, it just didn't draw me in like this author normally does but still a likable story.

Enchant The Night begins with our hero ....a vampire who is hundreds of years old. But then he feeds on a woman and for some reason she is still remembering who is he but when he is attacked and she saves him and shelters him in her home, a fragile trust is built and this trust turns into love. But their love will be threatened by an extremist group who hunt vampires. But as their journey goes from various areas in the country, and their search for the extremisists ....true growth individually and in the relationship will build in such an epic way

Enchant The Night is a story that was different from what I was expecting it to be. I still don't know what to quite make of this story to be honest. So this review is really challenging so I am on the fence on some elements. I wanted to love this pairing and this story but there just was something off putting about it that just didn't pull me in like I was expecting. I am not saying that I didn't enjoy this one here because it definitely had much promise. I really loved the mix of a witch heroine and a vampire hero. Such a fun mix and I really adored seeing our heroine grow within herself and finding love along the way. There are so many strengths that we see in the relationship but I loved how they stick together and fight for each other in all the important ways.

Enchant The Night is a story that is packed with thrilling scenes of suspense, intrigue, magic and romantic delights!!

There are two kinds of vampires in the world, ones who are born and those that are made. The Hungarian vampires are born and rarely kill from those they feed from but they are still hunted by the Knights of the Dark Wood. Quill is one of the oldest Hungarian vampires and he'd rather live in peace but they won't let him.

Callie's world changes the night Quill feed's from her and his memory wipe doesn't hold. Not only does she remember she finds herself pulled into his world and learns she's a witch.
While these two dance around their connection, Quill is hunted and repeatedly attacked by the knights putting them both in danger.

There are some very charming, heartfelt moments but the relationship progression felt stilted and wishy washy they often felt more like friends than romantic interests. It's a likeable book, with interesting characters, but I felt more connections with Ava and Quill than with Callie.

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What drew me to this book was the description and the cover art. When I began reading I was immediately drawn into the world of the characters; I wanted to know more about the Hungarian Vampires, the Knights of the Dark Wood, and what exactly Eva was. At times the speed at which events were occurring made it hard to stay engrossed in the story because you were wondering what just happened and back-tracking to make sure you hadn't missed anything.
Overall I enjoyed the book and will be recommending it to readers of J.R. Ward and Laurell K. Hamilton.

Amanda Ashley's Enchant the Night had a beautiful storyline. I did not see most of the ending coming and this is commendable for a paranormal novel. The twists were out of this world!

I think A. Ashley could fine-tune her stories more so that the dialogue is rich and makes for a great reading.

Vampires, witches, silver swords and knives.
Hungarian vampire Quill Falconer meets Callie Hathaway one night when he takes some of her blood. For some reason he can't wipe her mind from his bite, nor can he forget her. There's a connection, but Quill doesn't understand what it is. Hungarian vampires can mate with mortals. Callie seems mortal, but her Grandma Ava wasn't exactly like other grandmas. Knights of the Dark Wood have vowed to kill all vampires, Hungarian and Transylvanian. As Quill and Callie grow closer, so do their enemies. With unexpected help they may destroy the Knights.
A fast paced sensual romance between a lonely vampire and a young lady, who finds her place in the world of vampires and witches. Very entertaining!

I haven't read any books by Amanda Ashley in a while, but diving into Enchant the Night reminded me how much I still love her books. Enchant the Night Is filled with vampires, switches and modern day knights. I loved reading this book and o highly recommend it to everyone looking for something new to read.

I have voluntarily read and reviewed a copy of this title given to me via NetGalley. I really enjoyed this book. It was really well written and it just had you trying to solve the mystery. I look forward to seeing what’s next from this author.

Quill, an ancient Hungarian vampire, comes across Callie, a young mortal, as she leaves a shop. He discreetly steers her into an alley as he quietly calms her distress and quickly feeds from her. As he releases her, he erases her memory of him and his bite. Normally, this would be the end of their connection, but Callie somehow retains the memory. Sensing Callie's revelation, Quill realizes that he is going to have to take more drastic measures because mortals can't know about the reality of vampires. Unfortunately for Quill, he is drawn to Callie and the feeling is mutual. Because of an organization called The Knights of the Dark Wood, Callie and Quill are forced to work together to keep each other safe. How can a mere mortal help a vampire?? Callie seems to have a secret in her past that may just help both of them find happiness.

I found this book hard to get into. The story line was confusing and I found myself not enjoying the story.
Thank you NetGalley for this title.

When Quill realizes that he can’t successfully erase Callie’s memories of him, he becomes intrigued as to why. The more he learns about Callie, the more he falls in love with her. Callie’s character initially is difficult to like. There is a lot of emotion swinging back and forth with her and she’s very unsure of herself. Once she learns of her history, she gains more confidence in herself and her ability to support Quill as he fights for his life and the lives of his Hungarian vampires.

The story was slow to get going, but once it did, it kept me engaged. The relationship development in the first half of the story between the two characters did not pull me in. I also found myself struggling with Callie’s immaturity in her emotions until some of the pieces of the story came together like a puzzle, and Callie started acting more like the adult she was. Her heritage was also very interesting and I would have enjoyed seeing more of that as well.

Vampires, vampire hunters and witches abound in this romance. Callie grew up thinking her grandmother was a witch and later assumed it was a childhood fantasy. It was not and Callie will learn about her own talents. Quill, a Hungarian vampire, falls for Callie and hopes to have a life with her. Of course, there are obstacles to overcome. This is a fast book that moves quickly. I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Enchant the Night by Amanda Ashley ... Another great book by Amanda...We have Vampires..born and made...witches..and hunters. This witty, scary, sexy, full of feelings, and a lot of twists and turns book keep me on the edge of my seat...Can't wait for the next one.

This book was hard to get into! I didn't feel chemistry between Quill and Callie. The vampire was just not interesting or even alpha male. Callie had a life before him...right? I had a very hard time reading this book. I honestly at one point almost did not finish it. Disappointing and rushed. Needed more from these characters. Bland and dry is a good description. I really wish I could write a better review. Even the Ava and Quill thing just didn't jive...I mean he slept with her grandmother....just ewww!!!There was no angst or excitement for me, it was just blah, blah, blah.

I received this ARC from the publisher for my honest review via Net Galley. The opinions written above are solely my own.

I usually really enjoy Ashley's books but unfortunately this one wasn't my favorite. Sally finds out she's a witch after meeting Quill, a vampire. When he takes her blood he realizes that he's tasted it before and we find out that he knew Sally's grandmother years earlier. I didn't care for the relationship between Sally and Quill and the underlying story line.

Amanda really delivers an exciting, fast paced story. I couldn't put the book down. Keep them coming!

Quill, a vampire has wandered the earth for many years. He has fought many battles with the The Knights whose sole purpose are to kill all the vampires. One evening Quill comes upon Callie and finds himself attracted to her . Before long he is finding ways to see her. Callie keeps dreaming about a vampire, an attractive one who bit her, she thinks. She is constantly drawn to him and slowly falling in love with Quill.

Good story, a little confusing in some parts but entertaining.

I thought this was a really interesting concept for a book - the idea of a vampire falling for a witch who was unaware of her heritage. I have to say that I did find the hero having a previous relationship with the heroine’s grandmother rather icky and I’m not sure how that added to the story. Generally though, I thought this was an engaging and enjoyable read. Personally I would have liked a little more romance and humour, but it’s still a good book. I liked the heroine’s journey to discovering her strength and abilities and I thought having two races of vampires was an original take on the genre.