I sadly only learned about this book when my reading schedule for January and February were already full! Sigh. Story of my life! I haven’t read any vampire books in a while (that I recall), because I’d binged too many some years back, haha. But despite this, I would definitely read this book, because it sounds different from all other vampire books that I’ve encountered (and because I’ve also been starting to miss vampire books a little). Keep reading to get a first look at this awesome-sounding book’s cover!

I love the use of red, black, and white in this! So much! Seriously. It is minimalist, crisp, simple, and just pleasing to the eye. It also says a lot about the story (or what I know about it based on the synopsis)! I’ve always been fascinated with the mix of science and the paranormal, and this book is definitely sounding like it’ll be just that kind of mix. But don’t take my word for it! You can read the book info and synopsis below.

Title: Pulse
Author: Danielle Koste
Type: Fiction
Genre: Romance, Psychology, Paranormal, Vampires
Date published: January 1, 2018
Page count: 316
Available formats: Paperback, eBook

Rowan Platts is addicted to success.

When she’s presented with the chance to work on a top secret project fronted by her idol, renowned virologist Dr. Margot Miller, Rowan signs her life away without second thought. The realization she’s gotten in over her head comes only after the subject of their study is revealed: a boy with a bad attitude and an uninhibited taste for human blood.

He’s a medical anomaly. Having the ability to crush metal with his bare hands and hear a heartbeat from across the room, it would make Rowan’s career if she was the one to discover what made him so unusual.

Easier said than done, with a subject who prefers snapping necks over answering questions.

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– ABOUT THE AUTHOR –

Danielle Koste is a born and raised Canadian, but currently lives with her significant other in the equally snowy and cold Stockholm, Sweden. While working a day job and learning the language of the locals, she spends her free time honing the craft she’s always had a passion for. When procrastinating, Danielle likes to enjoy other forms of rich story-telling, besides the obvious abundance of novels filling up her apartment and Kindle. Movies, music, and video games are among her favorite time-wasters.