(Night Huntress World, #2)
Release
Date: July 27th, 2010
Genre(s):
Adult Paranormal Romance
My Review: (5/5 stars*)
Eternal Kiss of Darkness is very addicting. Switching between
Mencheres' p.o.v. and Kira's it tells both their stories. Initially I refused
to purchase this book because I didn't really care for Mencheres because he's
portrayed as intimidating and heartless in the Night Huntress series. But I
fear I've misjudged this book immensely and Mencheres' story - which was unfair
because it was absolutely fantastic. Within reading the first couple chapters
maybe even before then I was immediately drawn into the story. A lot like Cat's
tale Kira doesn't accept Mencheres or her feelings towards him right away.
She's an independently strong woman whose job description is to save lives as a
P.I.. His job description on the other hand is to take lives. But they have one
thing in common - they both have dark pasts. Opposites attract in this
excitingly thrilling book. Delivering the perfect blend of action, intrigue,
and romance. Jeaniene Frost is a very talented writer; this book is downright
alluring. Mencheres is a sexy Egyptian master vampire whose backstory is
absolutely fascinating and totally worth unveiling! I also enjoyed the
appearances of Vlad Tepesh, Bones, and Cat; it adds a layer of understanding to
his friendships from his own perspective.
SYNOPSIS:
One night while walking home Kira Graceling hears screams coming from an
empty building; against her best judgement she investigates, after all as a
P.I. it would be nearly impossible for her to ignore it. What she walks in on
is a scene straight from a nightmare. Mencheres finds it unfathomable why
anyone would try and save him let alone a human stranger at the risk of their
own life. He is intrigued by this beautiful and courageous mortal for thousands
of years nothing surprised him and nothing made him care until he met Kira. She
challenges him in ways he could have never imagined and with an old enemy bent
on destroying his life he finds himself torn between protecting her and
protecting his line no matter what the cost.
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