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Night Hunt (2012)

by L.L. Raand(Favorite Author)

4.17 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1602826471 (ISBN13: 9781602826472)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Bold Strokes Books

series

Midnight Hunters

review 1: It's been a long time since I come across 2 series I really like and Midnight Hunter series is one of them. I love how the series showcase the relationship dynamics between 2 people. Being dominant or being stronger do not give peope the excuse to be an unreasonable ass and need to have everything to go their ways. There's a different between behaving and acting in a certain way willingly when you come to like someone, and being push headlong to match others' expecations and speed. There's other ways to persuade your love interest beside being in their face constantly and not give them have even a breathing room to think and make up their minds. I wish more characters in other series will behave and understand these thinkings.
review 2: I liked the first book i... moren this series enough to read the other two (currently) sequels. But I think I'm ending this with book three. I don't find any of the characters particularly fleshed out (no description exists beyond hair and sometimes eye color, certainly no one has any thoughts about what is being given up or consequences of turning), almost all the dialogue could be interchangeable between any of the characters, many of them share identical hard knock life back stories (daddy issues, abandonment issues, fitting in issues), just about every female character is a lesbian (my number one lesbian fic pet peeve), and the sex scenes while exciting at first are just so repetitive that they become dull and boring very quickly. There is an interesting plot line throughout the series, but it tends to get pushed aside in favor of another sex scene. Vamps and Weres are awesome and exciting, don't get me wrong, but this series has devolved into a book with as many sex mashups as the author can think up, without much variation in terms of what's going on between the lovers. I found myself skipping through large chunks of books two and three because i grew tied of reading yet another sex scene described the exact same way as the previous twelve. I wanted more action (not between the sheets), more suspense, more questions answered about the plot. I think a big opportunity was missed here with such a great genre. less

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