A Hunger Like No Other (Immortals After Dark Book 2)
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No no no, ich bin so froh, dass ich dieses Buch nicht als erstes der Reihe gelesen habe, denn sonst hätte ich eine tolle Reihe verpasst. Es ist okay dark Romance zu schreiben, aber dass man Vergewaltigung beschönigt, indem man es so schreibt, als ob es klar ist, dass er was falsches macht aber beide sich nunmal zueinander hingezogen fühlen, ist einfach falsch. Zudem respektiert er sie null, vor allem ihre Grenzen überschreitet er immer und immer wieder.
First read in 2009 Reread June 2014 August 2016
Nichts geht über ein bisschen Vampir Smut zu Weihnachten
2.5 stars
Interessanter Einstieg
Nach der Novelle habe ich auch direkt Band 1 gelesen. Den gab es bei KU. Es war der perfekte Zeitpunkt, denn genau das habe ich gebraucht. Eine Urban Fantasy mit einem großen Fokus auf die Romance. Das einzige, das mich gestört hat, war das Verhalten des männlichen Protagonisten. Ja, das Buch ist von 2006, aber ich bin echt froh, dass wir an manchen Punkten sind - leider noch nicht an allen. Der Protagonist wird an mehr als einer Stelle übergriffig. Da ist nichts romantisches dran. Es wird damit entschuldigt, dass sie ja füreinander bestimmt sind und er über Jahre gefoltert wurde, zumindest habe ich das so empfunden. Fernab davon fand ich das Zusammenspiel der verschiedenen Wesen sehr gelungen. Dadurch ergaben sich so politische Spielchen, die bestimmt im weiteren Verlauf noch sehr spannend werden können.
After my stint with the novella, The Warlord Wants Forever, I eagerly dived into A Hunger Like No Other. I was hoping to get this one on audio, as I looked forward to hearing Robert Petkoff’s voice again. However, it was not meant to be leaving me stuck with reading the ebook. I had a good reading experience, but I am sure the audio would have delivered a better one. In A Hunger Like No Other we meet Lachlain MacRieve and Emmaline Troy. Lachlan is the leader of the Lykae Clan in Scotland. Emmeline is a one-of-a-kind Immortal, half vampire, half Valkyrie. Lachlain had been imprisoned by an evil vampire for 150 years. His many attempts to escape failed. However, when he scented his mate, he made a last-ditch effort to escape his chains. Emmeline, raised by Valkyries, lived a sheltered life. At 70 years of age, she is what one would consider a baby in the Immortal world. She was in Paris searching for information about her biological father when Lachlain captured her. Despite the dark and edgy start, A Hunger Like No Other delivered an entertaining story and the ending made the journey worthwhile. Emmeline and Lachlain shared a tumultuous yet scorching romance. Emmaline had a hard time accepting that she was the mate to a werewolf. Werewolves and vampires hated each other. It took some time for Lachlain to come to grips with this. Lachlain went through hell at the hands of vampires, but I didn’t appreciate his initial treatment of Emmaline when he discovered her vampiric nature. One could understand the reason for his actions if it was any other vampire, but Emmaline was shy and innocent. Traits which were clear even to a blind person. However, as the story developed, he acknowledged his error in judgment and we slowly see his softer and endearing side coming to light. The story portrayed Emmaline as someone who feared her own shadow. However, at the point when it mattered most, her true nature came to light and what a revelation. It shows when one has something worth fighting for, one will go above and beyond. The story not only gave readers romance, but it also delivered suspense and action sprinkled with a dash of humour. The humour aided in balancing out the darkness. The supporting cast added to the excitement. I am interested in learning more about them and will definitely look to pick up their story. A Hunger Like No Other satiated my need for an intense romantic adventure featuring strong characters. If you enjoy dark paranormal romance, then A Hunger Like No Other will make a great addition to your library. This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading
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No no no, ich bin so froh, dass ich dieses Buch nicht als erstes der Reihe gelesen habe, denn sonst hätte ich eine tolle Reihe verpasst. Es ist okay dark Romance zu schreiben, aber dass man Vergewaltigung beschönigt, indem man es so schreibt, als ob es klar ist, dass er was falsches macht aber beide sich nunmal zueinander hingezogen fühlen, ist einfach falsch. Zudem respektiert er sie null, vor allem ihre Grenzen überschreitet er immer und immer wieder.
First read in 2009 Reread June 2014 August 2016
Nichts geht über ein bisschen Vampir Smut zu Weihnachten
2.5 stars
Interessanter Einstieg
Nach der Novelle habe ich auch direkt Band 1 gelesen. Den gab es bei KU. Es war der perfekte Zeitpunkt, denn genau das habe ich gebraucht. Eine Urban Fantasy mit einem großen Fokus auf die Romance. Das einzige, das mich gestört hat, war das Verhalten des männlichen Protagonisten. Ja, das Buch ist von 2006, aber ich bin echt froh, dass wir an manchen Punkten sind - leider noch nicht an allen. Der Protagonist wird an mehr als einer Stelle übergriffig. Da ist nichts romantisches dran. Es wird damit entschuldigt, dass sie ja füreinander bestimmt sind und er über Jahre gefoltert wurde, zumindest habe ich das so empfunden. Fernab davon fand ich das Zusammenspiel der verschiedenen Wesen sehr gelungen. Dadurch ergaben sich so politische Spielchen, die bestimmt im weiteren Verlauf noch sehr spannend werden können.
After my stint with the novella, The Warlord Wants Forever, I eagerly dived into A Hunger Like No Other. I was hoping to get this one on audio, as I looked forward to hearing Robert Petkoff’s voice again. However, it was not meant to be leaving me stuck with reading the ebook. I had a good reading experience, but I am sure the audio would have delivered a better one. In A Hunger Like No Other we meet Lachlain MacRieve and Emmaline Troy. Lachlan is the leader of the Lykae Clan in Scotland. Emmeline is a one-of-a-kind Immortal, half vampire, half Valkyrie. Lachlain had been imprisoned by an evil vampire for 150 years. His many attempts to escape failed. However, when he scented his mate, he made a last-ditch effort to escape his chains. Emmeline, raised by Valkyries, lived a sheltered life. At 70 years of age, she is what one would consider a baby in the Immortal world. She was in Paris searching for information about her biological father when Lachlain captured her. Despite the dark and edgy start, A Hunger Like No Other delivered an entertaining story and the ending made the journey worthwhile. Emmeline and Lachlain shared a tumultuous yet scorching romance. Emmaline had a hard time accepting that she was the mate to a werewolf. Werewolves and vampires hated each other. It took some time for Lachlain to come to grips with this. Lachlain went through hell at the hands of vampires, but I didn’t appreciate his initial treatment of Emmaline when he discovered her vampiric nature. One could understand the reason for his actions if it was any other vampire, but Emmaline was shy and innocent. Traits which were clear even to a blind person. However, as the story developed, he acknowledged his error in judgment and we slowly see his softer and endearing side coming to light. The story portrayed Emmaline as someone who feared her own shadow. However, at the point when it mattered most, her true nature came to light and what a revelation. It shows when one has something worth fighting for, one will go above and beyond. The story not only gave readers romance, but it also delivered suspense and action sprinkled with a dash of humour. The humour aided in balancing out the darkness. The supporting cast added to the excitement. I am interested in learning more about them and will definitely look to pick up their story. A Hunger Like No Other satiated my need for an intense romantic adventure featuring strong characters. If you enjoy dark paranormal romance, then A Hunger Like No Other will make a great addition to your library. This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading