Wow, read that fast. Only two and a half nights, didn't even have time to write a part-way through review. I looked through some of the other reviews and I'm surprised by how many people hated it, "Her worst book" etc. While I did have a problem with the horrible, violent way he changed her, that...
In hindsight this ‘new’ installment in the Dark/Carpathian series by Christine Feehan reminds me of the bodice-rippers of the eighties and the beginning of the nineties. You know, the he-heates-her-but-loves-her-yet-he-hates-her-for-making-him-fell-while-she-loves-him-no-matter-what-he-says-or-does-...
Thousand year old Zacarias De La Cruz is on the verge of turning vampire and has no emotions and feels absolutely nothing for anyone, even his family and rather than force his family to hunt him down and kill him, he has decided to do the honorable thing and face the dawn. Unfortunately Marguarita F...
I'm not sure what went wrong, but I just wasn't that into the book. It took me longer than normal to finish since I kept putting it aside to read other books. And for some reason, I was more interested in the battle scenes and the secondary characters' relationships than in the main romance.
Zacarias de la Cruz is the oldest in the de la Cruz brothers and the most powerful. He also has the darkest soul, tattered in shreds due to centuries of killing his own kind. This was a very long book. Maguarita is from a long line of humans raised to defend the de la Cruz. She's sacrificed quit...
This is one of the few Carpathian books that I haven't given 5 stars to. I enjoyed the book, but I miss the interplay between the other characters as well. The book was so centered on Zacarias and Marguerita that I think it just got too intense in their world.
Zacarias is exactly behaving like the very old vampire that I want and expect to find. This hardened hunter is so into the kill or be killed mentality that he is in essence a predator. He takes the colorless, emotionless existance to a new level. A Carpathian that old is pretty much set in his ways....
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