Night Shadow
by:
Nora Roberts (author)
He walked the night, a shadow among shadows. They called him Nemesis and he was everywhere. But the night he saved Deborah O'Roarke from an attacker he rediscovered the sweet ache of longing. As Gage Guthrie he could woo her. But the idealistic prosecutor abhorred his vigilante approach to crime...
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He walked the night, a shadow among shadows. They called him Nemesis and he was everywhere. But the night he saved Deborah O'Roarke from an attacker he rediscovered the sweet ache of longing. As Gage Guthrie he could woo her. But the idealistic prosecutor abhorred his vigilante approach to crime fighting. So how could he reveal he was the phantom who lurked in the Night Shadow? Passion. Power. Suspense. It's time to fall under the spell of Nora Roberts.
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ISBN:
9780263875249 (0263875245)
Edition language: English
Series: Night Tales (#2)
Enjoyed this apart from the weirdness
Masked superhero (he can turn invisible) with a fortune (shades of batman) meets beautiful DA, falls madly in love at first sight and then finds himself embroiled in an adventure that solves the mystery of who betrayed him and who is trying to kill her. It's fun. The invisibility thing could have ...
This book was kind of weird, with a hero who led a double life, as an ex-cop turned businessman and a super-hero of sorts, working at night in a mask protecting people and having the power of invisibility, then he meets ethical ADA Deborah( the sister of the heroine from Night Shift) and falls for h...
Yet another great NR work in the Night Tales series. Intense, dark, brooding, angsty, dramatic, and slightly paranormal. This last angle could've worked against the story, but it somehow made perfect sense, adding to the plot, instead of making it sound ridiculous and pretentious.Loved the character...
I kept expecting the hero of this book to mutter, "I'm Batman." Millionaire Bruce Wa... er, Gage Guthrie is a playboy by day, a vigilante by night. He even has a Batcave. AND superpowers. This has to be Robert's wackiest book. I prefer her stories minus the woo-woo.Although second in the series, thi...
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