What would it be like to be born into the world of vampires? Abbey knows all to well the answer to this question. As much as her parents love and support her, Abbey never felt as if she was the right fit with her being human in a family of vampires. Does she want to cross over to the other side, or does she stay human is one of the many questions that plague Abbey. New questions arise when a vampire named Nick enters the picture. NIGHT'S SURRENDER gives us Nick and Abbey's story. The only man who can make Abbey feel is not a man at all, but a vampire. Can she find a way to a happy ever after with a vampire? Now Abbey finds that she wants to know more about the vampire life, not just what she needed to know to survive amongst them.

NIGHT'S SURRENDER has a different twist than I am used to. This is the first book I have read that has a human born to vampires. I enjoyed my visit to this world because Abbey's story is an intriguing one. Stay human or turn vampire? Which one to pick? Nick and Abbey make a nice couple and their story moves at a good pace. I was pulled in right from the start.

Abbey and Nick have an instant attraction, and they must make some hard decisions about that attraction and about being vampires. Love and emotions play a big part in their choices. Once again I was glad to find myself back in the world of the Children of the Night series.

If you follow this series you will realize who Abbey's parents are. You may also get better enjoyment of NIGHT'S SURRENDER if you read the previous books as well. Not only do Abbey and Nick have a lot to say but many of the other characters do as well. Having read the previous books made NIGHT'S SURRENDER more enjoyable to me. It may not be my favorite of the Children of the Night series but it is still a nice read and I certainly enjoyed seeing many of the supporting characters in this story.