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threeundertwopnw's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.5
I couldn't put this one down. Lots of plot twists and new info revealed about Acheron. A nice break from the New Orleans crew.
kim_brockway_gatehouse's review against another edition
5.0
I'm loving this series. Yes, I know I'm late to the party but I'm here now. ;-)
I love Sherrilyn's writing style. The prose she uses, the pace of her plots and the sneaky twists and turns she takes us on. I love how she concludes all the various aspects of her tales while still leaving some tantalising threads that tease and tempt you to keep reading the series.
Sins of the Night kept me hooked.
When reading paranormal romance, I need my female protagonist to have certain traits. I want her to be intelligent, resilient, resourceful, self-reliant and have plenty of gumption. Danger is a Dark-Hunter so she can obviously look after herself. However, she was more than just a kickass heroine. She was loyal, empathetic, loving and had a great sense of humour. Alexion was a male that ticked all my boxes too. He was ruthless, deadly and stoic in his duty. However, as we learned more about him, the layers peeled away and it soon became apparent what an amazing guy he really was.
I'd recommend Sins of the Night to adults who are not offended by scenes of an explicit sexual nature and graphic violence. Lovers of romance stories about the complexities of relationships, about trust, loyalty and betrayal and of course, overcoming insurmountable odds and the power of soul saving love.
I've already bought the next three Hunter Legends paperbacks and can't wait to see how the series story arc progresses and who gets beaten by the love stick next. Lol!
I love Sherrilyn's writing style. The prose she uses, the pace of her plots and the sneaky twists and turns she takes us on. I love how she concludes all the various aspects of her tales while still leaving some tantalising threads that tease and tempt you to keep reading the series.
Sins of the Night kept me hooked.
When reading paranormal romance, I need my female protagonist to have certain traits. I want her to be intelligent, resilient, resourceful, self-reliant and have plenty of gumption. Danger is a Dark-Hunter so she can obviously look after herself. However, she was more than just a kickass heroine. She was loyal, empathetic, loving and had a great sense of humour. Alexion was a male that ticked all my boxes too. He was ruthless, deadly and stoic in his duty. However, as we learned more about him, the layers peeled away and it soon became apparent what an amazing guy he really was.
I'd recommend Sins of the Night to adults who are not offended by scenes of an explicit sexual nature and graphic violence. Lovers of romance stories about the complexities of relationships, about trust, loyalty and betrayal and of course, overcoming insurmountable odds and the power of soul saving love.
I've already bought the next three Hunter Legends paperbacks and can't wait to see how the series story arc progresses and who gets beaten by the love stick next. Lol!
laura_devouring_books_crumpets's review against another edition
5.0
Wow... FINALLY!!!!! BIG BIG Acheron reveals!!!!!!
Acheron sends his right hand man, the Alexion down to earth from Katoteros to stay with dark hunter Dangerous, while weeding out dark hunters who are turning against Acheron and siding with Daimons....
At first Dangerous is reluctant as she is Loyal to a fault, to her brethren but slowly both she and the reader understands how much Acheron truly gives up for the Dark hunters.
I loved being able to finally see the "Bigger picture" in all this and cant wait to read what follows from here.... I loved Alexion and Dangerous together their banter was brilliant, and Dangerous is strong and witty without being annoying... a brilliant installment loved it!!!!
Acheron sends his right hand man, the Alexion down to earth from Katoteros to stay with dark hunter Dangerous, while weeding out dark hunters who are turning against Acheron and siding with Daimons....
At first Dangerous is reluctant as she is Loyal to a fault, to her brethren but slowly both she and the reader understands how much Acheron truly gives up for the Dark hunters.
I loved being able to finally see the "Bigger picture" in all this and cant wait to read what follows from here.... I loved Alexion and Dangerous together their banter was brilliant, and Dangerous is strong and witty without being annoying... a brilliant installment loved it!!!!
treparker73's review against another edition
3.0
Started out super slow and boring, yet I carried on...I loved Danger. Ok book
malreynolds111's review against another edition
3.0
my least favorite so far. I just didn't feel connected to any of the characters.
mlcreads's review against another edition
4.0
Another entertaining Dark Hunter novel. Lots of twists turns with drama and romance. Simi having a sister is an interesting twist.
mxdeannaf's review against another edition
3.0
I’m re reading this series and I really can’t get over how homophobic they are. I like the story arcs so I’m reading around the more horribly blatant comments. Kind of disappointed though.
stilladyj's review against another edition
4.0
Slightly different than the other Dark Hunter novels. We see more of Acheron and his life through the lens of Alexion. A satisfying read for fans of Kenyon, especially those a bit tired of the same old routine.
But seriously, Kenyon - "the sweetest sensation he had ever known" - STOP.
But seriously, Kenyon - "the sweetest sensation he had ever known" - STOP.