by Gena Showalter
Buddy read with MaruSo much better then the 1st read :D
Freaking amazing!!! It was like the hunger games of the underworld and no PG restriction!!Another great book by GS :))
I enjoy Gena Showalter's books, but something was missing for me in this one. To many side stories, the ending was disappointing, and I was not found of the 'Survivor' aspect.
I think the ending worked out a little too well (for most of the people involved). This is the book that I was the most excited about after starting this series. Layel and an Amazon warrior, I don't think it could have worked out better. I do wonder why the Amazons haven't been mentioned in this ser...
Very fast paced and intriguing.
There's a lot going on in this story and that's not always a good thing. There's the main romance, a secondary romance, a set up for a romance in a novella and the whole Survivor:Atlantis competition. The main romance contained a little too much mental lusting and "I'm not worthy-ness" for the lik...
I didn't like this as much as I thought I would. The story dragged for me because I didn't really care for Layel and Delilah. It's been a while since I read the first three books, so I had to remember who was who and remember what they did in the previous books. When did Brenna even come from the su...
Even though I always dislike it when a former lover/mate is a big part of a story, I found myself really liking this book..From the first mention of Susan, I was about to burn this book though, because I was sure it would leave me the same way as 'Night Embrace' Dark-Hunter #3 did.. That book had th...
Layel, King of the Vampires gets caught up in a battle between the Dragons (his enemy) and the Amazons. As both he and his fellow vampires get caught up in it, he endeavors to destroy as many Dragons as he can. After a few Dragons, killed his wife, he has sought revenge ever since, vowing to himself...
for some reason it was difficult for me to engage w/this book and it took reading another book and then starting it again before I was able to stay focused and connect. I was really hoping for a different story for Layel that focused more on his growth through heartache. I felt like instead of worki...
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