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Selene (2008)

by Lilith Saintcrow(Favorite Author)

4.12 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Orbit

review 1: OK. I only read ONE excerpt in a anthology. I already know she should probably trust Nicholai. NOTHING he says sounds incorrect, and its not his damn fault she was born a sex witch. He probably didn't ask to be a vampire either, but he isn't crying over spilt milk. What an angry, contrary cunt. In fact, I'm thinking she is lucky she is a sex witch, because otherwise she would be even more useless.
review 2: So witch with magik triggered by sex, fine, I like it. Se likes a vampire, even better. Apocalyptic, dystopic world, with paranormals and vampires running the shots, known in the world, love it.I liked Selene, I found the story compelling. After chapter 2 I couldn't stop until chapter 9. And that is a good pause. It's about the middle of the book, the story... more unties a little, and it really closes a chapter. You can stop, get some sleep, or just take a break from the computer. But as I said it is just a pause in the rhythm of the book. After I started to read again it was hard to stop.Then Selene changes to a vampire and all hell breaks loose. We get action scene, after action scene, with a little love scene in between.And to then a good ending and a lousy prologue. I hate prologues were I don't get to know what happened with the main character. And I believe the name on the top of the screen was Selene, not Nikolai...now the bad... I didn't get it, was this world a dystopic futuristic earth or some totally fantastic world? In either case, saying the live was a Twilight Zone is a bad choice of a reference... I only noticed this on, and only in one place, but I stared at it for a couple of minutes... less

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