Crouching Vampire, Hidden Fang
For a woman married to the vampire of her nightmares, the honeymoon's over- and reality bites... Pia Thomason is torn between two Dark Ones: her husband Kristoff-who doesn't trust her-and his best friend, Alec, who is MIA. So Pia goes back to her humdrum Seattle life, but fate has other plans....
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For a woman married to the vampire of her nightmares, the honeymoon's over- and reality bites... Pia Thomason is torn between two Dark Ones: her husband Kristoff-who doesn't trust her-and his best friend, Alec, who is MIA. So Pia goes back to her humdrum Seattle life, but fate has other plans. And she realizes that if she and Kristoff are going to be shackled together for better or worse, she may as well start to enjoy it... Read Katie MacAlister's posts on the Penguin Blog.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780451226723 (0451226720)
ASIN: 451226720
Publish date: May 5th 2009
Publisher: Signet
Pages no: 333
Edition language: English
Series: Dark Ones (#7)
This is the sequel to Zen and the Art of Vampires which I really liked. Unfortunately I read it 3 years ago and don't remember a darn thing so Crouching Vampire was very confusing. The plot is rather convoluted and multi-layered. What the heck is Zorya or an Illagi? I honestly couldn't follow most...
I have read this Dark Ones Series out of order starting with #6 (Zen and the Art of Vampires), mostly because I needed a "Z" title for a challenge that I was doing. After reading that one, I had to go on to #7 to see what would happen with Pia and Kristoff. This books starts off where #6 left off...
I read this book and the one before it as the first ones in this series. There was quite a bit of stuff I didn't get with the references to the other characters, but it wasn't bad enough that I didn't stop reading and following along.I suppose if I had read the other books before hand, I wouldn't fe...
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