Captive: The Forbidden Side of Nightshade
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| Rating | : | 4.45 (626 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 014218120X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
For most of his life, he has been kept largely out of the centuries-old Witches War. Blinded by their passion, captive and captor give in to their desires—only to learn that their love is at the heart of a prophecy predicting the downfall of the Keepers’ ages-old reign.. Sworn enemies are plunged into a steamy, forbidden romance in the first book of a new series that explore the darker side of the richly imagined world of Nightshade Twenty-five-year-old Tristan Doran is a direct descendant of the Keepers—witches who have embraced dark magic. But then Sarah, a beautiful young human Searcher, is captured and imprisoned in his castle. Deferring only to his overlord, Lord Bosque Mar, Tristan enjoys incredible power and privilege
I'm addicted to the Forbidden Side of Nightshade! When I first heard about Captive I just knew I had to get my hands on it. Never mind that I don't usually read erotica, or even romance novels, but guys - this is a book set in our beloved Nightshade world! A book that explores what Andrea Cremer could not explore in her YA novels - the forbidden side of Nightshade! It's hot, steamy and gorgeously written - how could I possibly say no to that?! Not to mention that I just love Andrea Cremer and . Captive by A.D. Robertson A.D. Robertson is the pen-name for highly acclaimed author Andrea Cremer. The Forbidden Side of Nightshade is a spin-off series that will feature three adult themed books from the Nightshade world, made famous in Cremer's young adult Nightshade series. This is a novel that adult fans of the series will love. It features the world they have grown to love in the YA series, while adding to the back story and bringing to the forefront new and amazi. D. Hurst said Reads like an x-rated Harlequin Romance. I gave this book "Reads like an x-rated Harlequin Romance" according to D. Hurst. I gave this book 2 starts because the world it's set in actually sounds interesting, and I'd like to spend some time there.That's the positive. The negative is just what the review title says.This book reads like an XXX Harlequin Romance complete with predictable plot developments, characters and dialog. The only reason I kept reading it was to see if the next page would check off another of predictable Harlequin romance novel boxes. Yep. Prett. starts because the world it's set in actually sounds interesting, and I'd like to spend some time there.That's the positive. The negative is just what the review title says.This book reads like an XXX Harlequin Romance complete with predictable plot developments, characters and dialog. The only reason I kept reading it was to see if the next page would check off another of predictable Harlequin romance novel boxes. Yep. Prett
(Oct.) . Robertson delivers an intriguing plot that's heavy on story and characterization, and light on spice. While the book is set in modern times, with references to Rocky Horror and blue jeans, Castle Tierney and its residents are vividly described in the most feudal and anachronistic terms, but the deliciously disconcerting blend only serves to enhance the tale. Agent: Charlie Olsen, InkWell Management. The somewhat predictable ending nevertheless stirs anticipation for the next installment. A high-risk solo mission to discover Keeper secrets within Castle Tierney leads her to the handsome, enigmatic T
Robertson is the pseudonym of New York Times bestselling author Andrea Cremer. She lives in New York City. D. A.