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Dark Curse
A new Carpathian novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling “queen of paranormal romance.”(USA Today)
Born into a world of ice, slave to her evil father, Lara Calladine knew only paralyzing fear as a child. Only by escaping with her mysterious gifts unbroken would she survive to claim her great Carpathian heritage as a Dragonseeker…
Now, Lara is in search of the source of her nightmares—the cold, dark corners of her childhood just on the edges of her memory. Only one man has the power and the will to help her: dangerous, arrogant Nicolas De La Cruz.
Together, Lara and Nicolas search the treacherous Carpathian landscape for the truth about their pasts—and discover a passion that neither has ever known before.
About the Author
Christine Feehan is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of many paranormal romances and novellas.
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Dark Posession
From Publishers Weekly
Bestseller Feehan’s steamy and dreamy 18th Carpathian novel (after 2006′s Dark Celebration) explores the erotic allure of ancient shape-shifters, Brazilian rain forests and vampires. Manuel Manolito De La Cruz, one of those dark, irresistible Carpathian hunks who can only thrive with one woman by his side, has found his life mate in MaryAnn Delaney, a Seattle counselor for battered women who flies to his Brazilian family compound to help a pregnant rape victim. It takes a while for MaryAnn to accept Manolito’s love, as Feehan, with her usual expertise, draws out the foreplay between the two. Feverish jungle encounters with Jaguar-men and MaryAnn’s shocking discovery of her inner werewolf add spice, while growing tensions in the Carpathian world create other problems. Feehan’s combo platter of danger, fantasy and wild, uninhibited romance continues to sizzle. (Aug.)
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Zen and the Art of Vampires
I just got through reading Zen and the Art of Vampires and being a fan of Katie MacAlister‘s I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this addition to the Dark Ones series and can’t wait to see how the story progresses in Crouching Vampire, Hidden Fang: A Dark Ones Novel
Pia Thomason takes a single’s tour through Europe but at her stop in Iceland (of all places) she encounters a few problems along with couple very hunky vampires named Alec & Kristoff.
Zen and the Art of Vampires is a fun tale that will have you alternately laughing & sighing and possibly even wishing you were Pia. I mean who wouldn’t want a sexy, sensual vampire to lust after her?
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Dark Destiny
From Publishers Weekly
Prolific Feehan (Dark Melody, etc.) continues her supernatural Dark series with this 13th installment, the first to feature a female Carpathian. Though Carpathians roam the streets at night and gain strength from feeding on blood, they only kill evildoers and vampires. Transformed into a night creature when she was a child, Destiny is unlike any of Feehan’s previous heroines. Her physical strength is equal to that of her Carpathian counterpart, Nicolae Von Shrieder, but she’s horrified by what she is and haunted by memories of her parents’ brutal murder. Nicolae merged his mind with hers when she was first transformed, and through their mental connection, he taught her how to survive. Now Nicolae must find Destiny and make her his lifemate, or he will succumb to darkness and become a vampire. Feehan’s protagonists and prose can be overwrought (“His body was hard and full, aching for her…. and deep within, the crouching beast lifted its head and roared for release”), and inconsistencies litter the text (Destiny can supposedly read Nicolae’s mind, but it takes her eons to trust him and stop threatening to kill him). However, the story has sufficient sensuality to keep readers sated, and fans should appreciate Feehan’s unusual pairing of two Carpathians.
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