What this story seriously lacks is a strong over-reaching storyline. This installment is a great demonstration of what separates the men from the boys. I've compared this series to Immortals After Dark and Psy-Changeling but not as good. I am foolishly optimistic that this was a serious lack of judgment on the part of the author, wasting so many opportunities to make this a really good book. I would go see this if it were turned into a movie.Įven though this book sucked my left nut, I'm a glutton for punishment and have started the next book in the series. Twilight the movie turned out to be better than Twilight the book, so if I use that as a frame of reference, then Yes. If this book were a movie would you go see it? She's like Davina Porter compared to this one. For reals, this lady is so bad I want to take back every negative comment I left about Angela Dawe. If the sentence reads 'He thrust the pen at her' WHY OH WHY do you feel the need to say it like he's thrusting something else at or into her? Seriously! Could someone please explain this to me? I can't take the narrator OR the story seriously when it feels like I'm listening to a sexline for 12 hours. I wish that lady romance narrators didn't feel the need to speak every other word with a sensual caress. I ended up listening at an increased speed to try and keep from getting too irritated by the narrator. How did the narrator detract from the book? She did develop some new stuff, but all in all, it was far less interesting than it could have been. I was really hoping to see Jenna develop into this badass human-vampire hybrid. What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting? I was really looking forward to this one - totally bummed by how 'wah wah' it was. If Lara Adrian could erase and start from scratch that would be great. Is there anything you would change about this book? Yet in spite of their resolve, a purely physical relationship without strings soon binds Brock and Jenna together with a desire fiercer than life and stronger than death itself - until a secret from Brock's past and Jenna's own mortality challenges their forbidden love to the ultimate trial by fire.

and arouse.Īs she recovers under Brock's care, Jenna finds herself drawn to the Order's mission: to stop a ruthless enemy and its army of assassins from subjecting Earth to a reign of terror. Perhaps the most mysterious of them all is Brock, a brooding, dark-eyed alpha male whose hands hold the power to comfort, heal. To do so, she will seek shelter in the Boston compound of the Order, an ancient race of vampire warriors whose very existence is shrouded in mystery. For strange changes are taking place within her, as she struggles to understand - and control - a new hunger. But with her narrow escape comes an even greater challenge. In the frozen Alaskan wilderness, former state trooper Jenna Darrow survives an unspeakable breach of body and soul.

Taken by Midnight by Lara Adrian