by Jayne Ann Krentz, Joyce Bean
Fired Up by Jayne Ann Krentz Book 7 of Arcane Society -- Book 1 of Dreamlight Trilogy More than three centuries ago, Nicholas Winters irrevocably altered his genetic makeup in an obsession-fueled competition with alchemist and Arcane Society founder Sylvester Jones. Driven to control their psyc...
This is the modern version of Burning Lamp and further adverntures of several families involved. Jack Winters is the latest of the Winters generations and is worried. He's recently experienced blackouts and nightmares, he believes it's down to the Winters family curse. Chloe Harper is a dreamligh...
Actual rating 3.75 stars. I find I enjoy the historical novels in this series more, though they all tend to follow the same general pattern.
Jack needs help from Chloe with the Burning Lamp to not turn into the monster his great grandfather cursed their line with. And of course Nightshade is in the works, waiting for a chance to gain power. Fallon from J&J makes an appearance, too.
Well, this was the usual Arcane Society fare with an added twist of a going-crazy threat. Not as good as the historicals in the series and not as good as the first few contemporaries in the series either, but still above par to what's out there these days.JAK/AQ/JC just never disappoints.The problem...
3.5 stars. I started reading this with a slightly jaded point of view. A coworker, uses this for our paranormal book club, didn't like it. However, I was pleasantly surprised which may account for the fact that I read much more of this type of genre. Krentz's multiple pseudonym confusion aside, t...
This was my first Krentz novel. I checked it out at the library because it looked interesting and hit several topics I usually enjoy - romance, detectives, the paranormal, interesting family histories, and secret agencies. Unfortunately, even with all that going for it, I didn't love the book. Maybe...
An enjoyable book, advancing the overall series storyline. I really want to read Fallon's story.
My first Jayne Ann Krentz book. I do like it.
(Kindle Book)What can I say? It's classic Krentz :) As a fan of the Arcane Society novels, I pretty much knew what to expect, and was not disappointed.I really liked the direction the Dreamlight concept appears to be taking the series -- previous novels in the series (such as The Third Circle and J...
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