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City Of The Fallen (2000)

by Diana Bocco(Favorite Author)

3.91 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Dark Tides

review 1: I enjoyed this book it was fast paced with a strong independent heroine. This type of take charge, willful female protagonist is my favorite, I’m not a huge fan of the whiney damsels in distress and so I enjoyed the characters and the plot line. I've read a lot of vampire books and each seems to bring with it a different perspective. I love books like this that have vampires as sentient, feeling beings with a hint of beast; rather than mindless killing machines. I can't wait for the next installment!
review 2: "City of the Fallen" has such great potential but fell way off from the mark because the world building, plot, and even the characterizations were rush to the point of absurdity.This is a post apocalyptic world where vampires have almost hunted peop... morele into extinction. 29 year old Isabelle had been completing her residency at a hospital when everything fell apart. For six months Isabelle, her brother, and a fledgling group of other humans have been hiding out. However, their supplies, health and fortitude are dwindling; so, Isabelle devises a plan to surrender herself to the city where she will get close to the vampire king and kill him.On the road to the city she is almost captured by a vampire bug she managed to escape and enter the gate where she meets the king. He is immediately enamoured by her and Dur with him. Of course they sleep together and are immediately in love. Sorry, but I just could not buy it! Personally, I beef a slow build up riddled with anticipation. The rapidity in which everything happened in this story made me frustratedI've. seen all of the 4 and 5 star reviews so I guess I must be in the minority. That's okay though. Different strokes for different folks. Read this one for yourself and decide. I will not be going on with the series. less

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