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Liked It “At first I was not sure how I felt reading about Dream-Hunters because all I wanted to do was read about Dark-Hunters and Ash. But I have to say that I did like the book. It provided more info about Ash and the world, which was great because it gave me enough of the Dark-Hunter fix that I...” see full review » see other reviews » |
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“At first I was not sure how I felt reading about Dream-Hunters because all I wanted to do was read about Dark-Hunters and Ash. But I have to say that I did like the book. It provided more info about Ash and the world, which was great because it gave me enough of the Dark-Hunter fix that I needed. Arik and Geari are a cute couple, plus you get a glimpse of Tori. I think it works well in the series as a whole and I am glad that I did not skip it as I wanted to initially.”
CoffeeAddict wrote this review 2 weeks ago. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“I really liked this book, I would have loved it had Geary not been so annoying. Arik more than makes up for it....he is one hot dream hunter!!! I can't wait to read the next one. ”
vampgirl wrote this review Friday, December 4 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
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Anne Seymour wrote this review Saturday, November 28 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“I loved the end of this book. I could not put it down. It involved a lot of the stories your heard about Hades. :) Also, Sherrilyn goes back in time and includes the dark hunters as well as other gods.”
Alex P wrote this review Sunday, November 22 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Arikos is a dream hunter who has been condemned by the gods to foever live with out experiencing emotions. He is only capable of feeling the emotions of others while he wlaks through their dreams. Arikos has discovered one dreamer who displays so much emotion that it makes him feel whole.
altarasabine wrote this review Friday, November 20 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Dr. Megeara Kafieri made a death bed promise to her father that she will recover his reputation. To do so she has travelled to Greece to prove that the lost city of Atlantis is indeed real. There she pulls a man from the ocean, a man she has only seen in her dreams.
Arikos is mortal, for now, but soon he must return with to the gods with a human soul, Megeara.To Susan Arikos has the missing key to Atlantis,a pure answer to her dreams. Unaware of the danger that waits ahead.”
“This is the first book in the Dream-Hunter series and I gave this a five for excellent writing, fresh plot, a stunning and creative concept, and a love story that was really pressed for time. I also read it in one sitting, I just can't put it down. There are a lot of things I love about this book and I know I'll read it again.
Joy Yap wrote this review Sunday, November 15 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
First is the location which was in Greece. Sherrilyn Kenyon's writing really set the mood and it made me want to go there. The view as I imagined it was breathtaking, I wanted to lie in the sand with the sun on my skin.
Second, I loved the concept of dream hunters, I wish I could visited by a god in my dreams, and I think it would be enough for me. SK's imagination knows no bounds and the way she puts it in paper is really astounding. This is another branch of a world she created and again, her fusion of Greek mythology with modern day fiction worked really well. She even added fictional characters to connect with everything.
Third, I was very interested in the quest for Atlantis, and how everything fell into place, why the people who were searching for the truth about it all their lives died without confirming it. I'm too absorbed in reading this series I confuse fact with fiction and I'd like to research about it just for curiosity's sake.
Fourth, the humor is still there, I'm intrigued by Solin's character and his banters with Arik. On another note, I'm intrigued by Geary's family's bloodlines, they must be part-god because some of their physical looks resemble some Olympian goddesses, and SK still leaves a lot of questions behind with other characters.
Fifth but not the least, the sex scenes while few, were very hot they make up for their lack in number, compared with SK's other books. They were really passionate (there's no other term to describe them) and creative. It amuses me that Arik was a virgin, but then again he's not a corporeal being so he didn't have the chance to experience carnal pleasure before.
In some cases, time is really immaterial when one has found his/her soulmate. I liked how the events (except the happy ending) was quite unpredictable. Moreover, this is the second time I've read about Kat (first appearance was in Kiss of the Night), which is to happen in this book, and M'Adoc was sent to Zarek in Alaska. I'll definitely read this again.”
“This book is thrilling, adorable, fantastic, emotional, sexy and carrying along. I felt, trempled and hoped for the heroes. I could never stop reading.
Ingrid M wrote this review Tuesday, November 10 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
I have to say this to all the books from the Dream Hunter and Were Hunter series.
Sherrilyn is my absolut favorite writer. She is amazing. I can´t get enough form here books.”
“OK boys and girls, this is going to be a bit of a departure from the norm, because La Lola isn’t going to be reviewing a book and its romantic leads today. Instead, the Divine Ms L is going to be reviewing the secondary characters. What? I can hear you squeal, why in the name of all that is holy (i.e Chanel) would La Lola wish to review Robin instead of Batman, Boo Boo instead of Yogi, Nicole instead of Paris? (although it’s pretty much a toss-up with the last one)
RipMyBodice wrote this review Sunday, November 8 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Because the secondary couple, in the two scenes they appear in, stole the show faster than Kirstie Alley chasing after a runaway Krispy Kreme. How could you not fall in love with *drum roll please* Hades and Persephone?
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For more of this review, check out: http://www.ripmybodice.com/2007/05/17/death-becomes-her/”
“and to think I have been controlling my dreams for so long, and here she creates the world of the Dream-Hunters... or does she... maybe she has just tapped into their realm... She writes with so much realism...”
Aradia R wrote this review Tuesday, October 20 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“This is the one that everyone said not to miss once it was revealed that Acheron's future HEA was aboard that ship. That's about all I read it for and for more speculation (not to mention more KAT!) but I'm not a big fan of the Dream Hunter line.”
Stacey N wrote this review Monday, September 28 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
