Midnight Pleasures
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.29 (682 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0312987625 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
These four remarkable authors really know how to deliver the goods!” RT Book Reviews. “Passion, magic, danger and forbidden love mix to great effect in this enticing new anthologyIf you like your passion hot and spiced with the paranormal, then this is the book for you
And here, if you dare, discover the seduction that begins at the bewitching hour when a man and woman partake inMidnight Pleasures.. Under the cover of darkness, their heroes inhabit worlds haunted by ageless hungers and deadly forces stronger than any seen by dayand vanquished only by the power of love.Now travel into realms where dazzling wonders roam the night, where magic replaces reason, and where a kiss unleashes a raging fire in the blood. Handsome and sensual, surrounded by an aura of danger, mystery, and the forbidden, a lover steps from the shadows. But is he mortal? Or is he an ancient god, a sorcerer, or a mythical beast who can possess a woman's heartand her very soul?Four of romance's most popular authors have created this spellbinding collection of stores filled with dark passion and desire
"Kenyon's story makes this a keeper; others BLAH" according to E. Lynch. Anthologies are usually hit or miss but I at least like one story to be a good one. "Phantom Lover" by Sherrilyn Kenyon was the only thing that saved this for me. I was absolutely enthralled with this tale of dream monsters and saviors. I loved V'Aidan who was Erin's champion against the horrible creatures that stalk her when she sleeps but he kept saying she didn't know him. I immediately re-read this novella after the first go round.Amanda Ashley is an author I normally like. The storyline for "Darkfest" was ok but there was no real passion or. Excellent stories keiko I've been so anxious to read this book, basically because of Kenyon's story, but all the stories were good. Darkfest the first one is my first reading for Amanda and all around sweet story about Channa a blind girl who can see only when she holds onto the wulfs tail who turns out to be Darfest. Phantom Lover by Kenyon was my favorite V'Aiden a Dreamhunter who falls for Erin a mortal and can't live without her. A sad story,but very happy ending. To me the sweetest part was when she was so down on herself and she asked him "Why Me" you know I'm not. Countess Chocula said A snooze-fest from authors who should know better. Given the three major authors involved in this (plus one I've never heard of), I expected something really good to great from this collection of short stories. It came up far short of either of those.The editorial review summarizes each plotline well enough, so I'll just offer some comments without delving into spoilers.In the first section by Amanda Ashley, there are some serious plot and timeline flaws. The characters literally manage to set off on a short quest one day and by the following page, we've spanned three seasons. In this story espec