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Liked It1 of 1 members found this review helpful “Tabitha is Amanda's twin sister. Tabitha is a bit of an odd duck. She is a human woman who hunts daimons. She is very quirky and out there. She then meets Valerius. He is Roman and is hated by the other Dark-Hunters, especially Kyrian who is married to Amanda, Tabitha's twin sister. Valerius'...” see full review » see other reviews » |
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Anne Seymour wrote this review Saturday, November 28 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Tabitha is so wild and free with her heart it is hard not to love her. She is a woman who does more sticking up for herself than some of the other women in this series. Valerius is hard, unloved and used to it that way. The pain and death he went through were brutal. Together they bring one of the best love stories I've read. I would love to be more like Tabitha, finally a character I can relate too.”
Debbie P ..aka Yodamom wrote this review Tuesday, November 24 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Dark Hunter: " A souless guardian who stands between mankind and those who would see mankind destroyed" SK "Dance With The Devil"
altarasabine wrote this review Friday, November 20 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Valerius Magnus, born to the son of a legendary Roman senator, presently a dark hunter, relies on no one but himself. After being burned by the other dark hunters Valerius turned his back on them and has not looked back.
Tabitha Devereaux is a self trained hunter of vampires. She and her sister Amanda are being stalked by evil forces that will not stop until they are dead.
Valerius must find a way to protect Tabitha and Amanda while overcoming a centeries long fued with his mortal enemy, Amanda's husband.”
“Tabitha and Valerius”
Andrea wrote this review Friday, November 20 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“SPOILER ALERT! I loved this Dark Hunter book so much! The chemistry between Valerius and Tabitha was perfect and so intense, i enjoyed their story immensly. The thing i loved most was the shocker about Nick becoming the newest Dark Hunter! The gods, the hunters, the characters just keep getting better and better...why didn't i know about these before? I'm happy to have found this series it has taken my breath away and i look forward to the other books (except the were stories, i just can't get into those....now the dream hunters that's something i look forward to reading about as well!!!) ”
vampgirl wrote this review Thursday, November 19 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“I loved this book. I think it's my favorite one so far.”
Kathy C wrote this review Thursday, November 12 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“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 Dark Hunter and Dream Hunter series.
Sherrilyn is my absolut favorite writer. She is amazing. I can´t get enough form here books.”
“I really do like these Dark Hunter books. They’re quick and steamy and don’t really require a lot of extra thought. Tabitha is one of the more interesting heroines in Kenyon’s world, a woman who does more sticking up for herself than some of the women in this series. I did think that this one addressed an interesting issue… What is life like for a Dark Hunter who has been given back his soul? How do they deal with no longer being immortal and having to worry about things like disease, bills, and bad knees? Though it is brief, I thought it was one of the better parts of the whole book. Unfortunately, Kenyon decides to sweep it all under the rug with a little manufactured magic that rends all parties involved immortal again (or for the first time, for the humans involved). I think I would have liked to see that theme continued in some of the later books rather than the quick happily ever after.”
miyurose wrote this review Tuesday, November 3 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“I really had a few expectations in this book since I wasn't really fond of Tabitha, but I was intrigued by Valerius's character and his story got me hooked. I found myself reading page after page of action, drama, humor, and love.
Joy Yap wrote this review Tuesday, October 27 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Here we see Tabitha as a whole, outspoken, brazen, rash, and unrefined, and the total opposite of her twin sister Amanda (Kyrian's wife). I was amused when they retort in the old language, the usual funny quips were still here. This is by far the most happening book. There are more betrayals, more Acheron, more Simi, and the birth of an unlikely Dark-Hunter.
This is a story with a lot of pain, it showed the other sides of the story. Valerius was really pathetic and although Zarek suffered more physical attacks and has been jaded, Valerius's life with his brothers was like living without a family at all. The pain and death he went through were brutal, he really had a soft heart that after his act of vengeance, he felt ashamed of what he did.
The passion, the anger, the hurt, and other emotions were written flawlessly, it took me to great heights, made me nervous, anxious, made me laughed, and touched me. The secondary characters (squires) who appeared here added to the reading enjoyment. There were moments of sorrow, lust, and pain, but there's also the happy ending for all of them, and I'm glad that little by little, some of the past between the characters were being buried.
Another thing I liked about this book is the disparity between the Greeks and Romans and how it consumed them, sometimes they forget matters of utmost importance because they let heritage get in the way - even when they're on the same side. Valerius is different from the other Dark-Hunters because as far as I've read, he's nobility. It's quite amusing how he never wears leather unlike the others because he says it's only for barbarians. He does have a sense of humor, he's the most elegant of them all, and I love him like Zarek. Funny how I always admire two opposite characters. I greatly enjoyed reading this book and I recommend it to the DH fans.”
