A Hunger Like No other (Immortals After Dark #2)
by:
Kresley Cole (author)
After 150 years of hellish torture at the hands of the vampire horde, Lachlain, king of the Lykae (werewolf) clan, escapes his captors. He's disoriented and full of hatred, and yet he finds the mate he's been longing for for 1200 years in a small, delicate vampire. Desperate to find information...
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After 150 years of hellish torture at the hands of the vampire horde, Lachlain, king of the Lykae (werewolf) clan, escapes his captors. He's disoriented and full of hatred, and yet he finds the mate he's been longing for for 1200 years in a small, delicate vampire. Desperate to find information on her parents, Emmaline Troy, a timid, overprotected half vampire/ half valkyrie, had travelled to Paris away from the protection of her valkyrie aunts for the first time in her young life (she's only 70), but she manages to be kidnapped by a raging Lykae who's tender to her one minute, though-if he is reminded she's a vampire-furious the next…
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9781849834285 (1849834288)
Publish date: March 17th 2011
Publisher: Simon & Schuster UK
Pages no: 384
Edition language: English
Series: Immortals After Dark (#2)
Wow, this was a spicy meatball. I was not expecting that, at all. A little much, at times, but an interesting book.
Note: While this is Book 2 in the series, it works just fine as a stand alone novel. I heard from other readers who have enjoyed the series that this was the first book published and later a prequel, which became Book 1, was published. Emmaline Troy, a half-vampire, half-Valkyrie, is out on her own ...
The Lykae and vampires were natural-born enemies---had been since the first nebulous chaos of the Lore. Blood adversaries. Embarrassing tidbit about Whiskey, I can't shake my love of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. What a horrible message to send out to little girls and boys but there you hav...
The beginning of the book was a bit strenuous. I hated Lachlain and Emma was annoying. He was way too pushy and possessive and she was super wimpish. They do get better throughout the book but I still think Lachlain is just a bit too possessive. Emma grows into a formidable character, though. She le...
I simply love Emma and Lachain
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