Upon The Midnight Clear (Dark-Hunter Novels)
Happy Halloween folks!! Thought I’d take a quick time-out to review the next in my list of Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Dark-Hunter/Dream-Hunter series. This one was called “Upon a Midnight Clear” and involves a female Oneroi (Dream-Hunter), who is sent to earth to aid a human male. It read like a short story, and I have a feeling it was meant to be one. It was somewhat disappointing, as it had a very “cookie-cutter” feel to it, and I did not bond in the least with any of the characters. In fact, I was more then irritated by the rich and gorgeous, yet “anguished” human superstar actor, Aidan O’Connor (who was in early retirement).
paranormal romance
Book Review – Devil May Cry by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Devil May Cry (Dark-Hunter, Book 11)
How to review this book…how…how…? Revelation after revelation from the very start, and I have to do this without letting anything slip. Either I was a little dim during the entire series, or Sherrilyn Kenyon is very clever, because I did not see any of it coming!
This is basically “Kat’s” book, and there is much about Kat that we did not know. Her background is quite important in the grand scheme of things. I was taken by surprise when it all came together, and the series became even more complete, in regards to how the different pantheon’s intermixed. Along with Kat & Sin’s tale, we are given a more in depth look into the lives of Artemis, Acheron, and Appollymi (LOTS of good stuff here!!)
More Tidbits from J.R. Ward’s Center Stage discussion…
The answer and question format at the Barnes and Noble Center Stage discussion area will continue until tomorrow. In the meantime, I have gathered even more tidbits that I found particularly interesting (for the full effect, though, read the entire discussion on the B&N website. J.R. Ward gives off a great vibe when answering her fans! – LOVE her!)
AGAIN!! CAREFUL when proceeding below – *potential SPOILERS ahead* (but there won’t be many more, as apparently, the author has been warned that she is revealing too much) 😉
Chat with J.R. Ward tonight!!
Thanks to a “heads-up” twitter from Mandi over at Smexy Books, there will be a chat tonight at 8pm with J.R. Ward 🙂
click here to join the chat (according to Mandi, once the chatroom opens about 5 to 15 minutes before the chat starts, you can use anything for a login, no need for a password)!
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she has even linked to a great J.R. Ward Question and Answer section “Center Stage” discussion over at the Barnes and Noble website (going on from October 19th to the 23rd).
See you there 🙂
Book Review – Covet by J.R. Ward
Covet (Fallen Angels, Book 1)
I was thrilled to find out from another blogger that this series occurs in the same area and timeline as the “Black Dagger Brotherhood”series. In fact, one of the characters that we glimpsed in the BDB series (Marie-Terese) is one of the main characters in this book, and we are even granted a quick appearance by Phury (don’t blink or you’ll miss it! – here’s a hint…page 86 ;))
The story begins like this: Jim Heron, working as a construction worker (on repose from a destructive past employment) is working with a crew building a mansion for a wealthy billionaire. One evening, he, and a few members of the crew, gather at a bar, and he reluctantly “hooks up” with a beautiful but apparently emotionally fragile female. Mesmerized by her, he soon realizes she is the lonely girlfriend of the very billionaire he is working for.