Hot Blooded (Includes: Carpathians, #14; Midnight Upyr, #4; Mageverse, #1)

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Hot Blooded (Carpathians #14)

by Christine Feehan, Maggie Shayne, Emma Holly (Goodreads Author), Angela Knight

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A bound man with a voracious appetite...A werewolf with human desires...A shape-shifter with one basic need...An immortal lover with a passion for mortal women. These are the stories of Hot Blooded.

Mass Market Paperback, 373 pages

Published September 1st 2004 by Jove (first published 2004)

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Oct 26, 2009

Kaleigha rated it

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I have been waiting quite a while to get my hands on this one so I could read the Christine Feehan entry. I wasn't going to bother, but since it was the introduction to both the De La Cruz brothers and the Jaguar people, I thought I should. Of course, as always, I whine that anthology entries are just not long enough or detailed enough to give you developed characters or storylines, but this one does quite well.

Riordan is the youngest brother of five powerful, ancient Carpathian hu...moreI have been waiting quite a while to get my hands on this one so I could read the Christine Feehan entry. I wasn't going to bother, but since it was the introduction to both the De La Cruz brothers and the Jaguar people, I thought I should. Of course, as always, I whine that anthology entries are just not long enough or detailed enough to give you developed characters or storylines, but this one does quite well.

Riordan is the youngest brother of five powerful, ancient Carpathian hunters. Sent by their prince centuries ago into what is now known as Brazil to hunt the undead, they have survived their loss of color and emotion by focusing on their duty to their people and their remembered love of each other. Juliette is a Jaguar shifter - part of a nearly extinct race where a small renegade band of the males capture and rape their females in the hopes of impregnating them. Men are not creatures to be trusted in Juliette's world. Juliette, her younger sister Jasmine, and her cousin Solange live mostly on their own, after the deaths of their mothers at the hands of the males. But when Juliette and Jasmine attempt a lab break and enter in the jungle in order to free endangered animals from testing, Juliette finds something she never could have expected...a chained and near death man. And that man, Riordan, also finds what he never expected - his lifemate.

I was glad I got to go back and get the origins of the De La Cruz brothers, as brief as it was. It was a good introduction to their part in the Carpathian series. I, of course, was more interested in the elusize Zacharias, who to this point has yet to be "seen", but still has quite the presence. Riordan and Juliette make a good couple, and enough action is packed into this story to make it worth while. You can tell that both Solange and Jasmine will play a role somewhere down the line, especially Solange. She is a bit of an intriguing character, a warrior in her own right, and her story should be a good one. All in all, not a bad addition to the series.

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I decided I wanted to give Angela Knight a shot, and since this anthology contained the first in the Mageverse series, it seemed like a good place to start. I didn't expect to like something that seemed as out there as Arthur's Knights of the Round table as Vampire saviors of mankind, but I did. While my usual gripe about not being able to get into the short stories still applies, it was enough to make me interested in checking out the rest of the series.

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Jan 31, 2009

Susan rated it

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Dark Hunger by Christine Feehan is book 14 in the Dark Carpathian Series. I read this "short story" in an anthology, and this review is only for Dark Hunger.

Riordan is an ancient and powerful Carpathian male living in the jungles of South America with his brothers. Trapped and caged by the same beastly Morrison Psychic Research Center that has been endangering the lives of all immortals throughout the series, Riordan will give his life before becoming the bait to bring in h...more

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Jul 24, 2008

Mojca rated it

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Two out of four isn't bad, but it could be better.
Christine Feehan's Dark Hunger is the usual Dark Series book. Hot and sexy - and a great introduction to the stories of the five De La Cruz brothers.
Maggie Shayne disappointed me - her story didn't have the right vibe.
Emma Holly's storytelling and plot improved from the novella in Fantasy. At least it made me laugh.
Seduction's Gift by Angela Knight made me lift my eyebrows and say "Huh?!" at first - but then...more

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Mar 08, 2009

Yune rated it

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I'd heard mentions of Feehan as one of the authors who really boosted the visibility of paranormal romance. I was thoroughly unconvinced by her story. Lots of "Males are not to be trusted! But it's okay to use 'em for sex. But you're special, I want you and trust you" from the female shapeshifter, and "Don't do dangerous things while I'm trapped underground during the day! Wait, I can find some little extra pocket of super-power to help you out" from the male vampire.
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Sep 27, 2011

Jenny Delandro rated it

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Shelves: compilations-short-stories, vampires

Dark Hunter - Christine Feehan

A Carpathian living in South America finds his mate in a jaguar shifter
slightly different to the normal CF story and it leads into another story
I liked it

Awaiting Moonrise - Maggie Shayne

A Crypto-zoologist goes looking for werewolves and finds a man who she is is attracted to. His family was cursed by local Voodoo priestess - the wolf saves the current Voodoo priestess from being shot and she gives him a gift
She ca...more

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Mar 29, 2011

Angie (Mind Malfunction) rated it

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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Seductions Gift is book one in the Mageverse Series by Angela Knight. I found the ‘Magae, Magus, Mageverse, etc’ confusing and unnecessary. The history of the Mageverse was too complex for this one story and not explained well. The story was predictable and the characters lacked depth.

This story is about Grace Morgan, Lancelot De Luc and their Mageverse. The Mageverse is another universe to the Magae and Magus.

Grace Morgan is a Deputy Sheriff with the Tayanita C...moreSeductions Gift is book one in the Mageverse Series by Angela Knight. I found the ‘Magae, Magus, Mageverse, etc’ confusing and unnecessary. The history of the Mageverse was too complex for this one story and not explained well. The story was predictable and the characters lacked depth.

This story is about Grace Morgan, Lancelot De Luc and their Mageverse. The Mageverse is another universe to the Magae and Magus.

Grace Morgan is a Deputy Sheriff with the Tayanita County Sheriff’s Department. She is a sexy, strong woman, with a secret. Grace is a latent, which means she has the ability to become a Magae if given the gift. She is also the granddaughter to Morgana Le Fey, a powerful Magae. Magae are the females of their species and witches. They control energy and produce an abundance of blood, so they can feed the Magus.

Lancelot is a Magus, a vampire male of their species who can shape shift, and is the legendary Knight of the Round Table. Magus crave sex and blood from Magae, who in turn find their scent just as stimulating.
The Council of the Round Table decide who is chosen to make the change from latent to Magae/Magus and a Magus/Magae of the opposite sex administers the gift. The Gift is given through sex, with a Magus/Magae of the opposite sex. Three times the charm for the gift to ‘kick in’ and is initiated through orgasm. You’d think this would be a really bad porn or erotica novel, but it’s a paranormal romance.

Morgana decides that Grave must be turned and sends her best ‘steed’ to do the job. This is of course Lancelot. Lancelot and Grace have a history together. She lived in the Mageverse when she was a teenager and worshipped Lance. He enjoyed her company but saw her only as a child. He taught her to sword fight to keep her mind off her dying mother. Clarice was a crazy Magae who should not have been turned. She attacked Grace because she had a vision that Lance would one day fall in love with Grace. Lance arrived in time to snap her neck and save Grace. Back to present day, Lance tells her he’s come to change her, but she doesn’t want the gift. It’s difficult for a latent to turn down a Magus/Magae and even more difficult for Grave since she’s loved him since she was a teenager. She decides that she has to have sex with him three times to make the change, so she throws caution to the wind and they have sex once. Later, they sword fight and have sex one more time. Lancelot has fallen for Grave and asks Morgana to approve their marriage. She claims she has other plans for Grace and will not permit it. Grace begins having visions and sees through the eyes of a murderer. In order to stop the murderer, she has sex with Lance to initiate the change and save the girl. Lance and Grace arrive in time to stop the murder, but Lance is shot. To heal himself, he shifts into a wolf (surprise, surprise – not) and when the murder tries to attack Grace, he attacks. Grace is still linked to the murderer and is also dying. Lance truebonds with Grace, which means they can read each other’s thoughts, minds, past and present. He shows her how to disconnect from the murderer in time before the murderer dies. She then wipes the mind of the victim and replaces the memory with something more PG than X-Rate Sci-Fi. Since they are now truebonded without the approval of the council, they seek out Morgana in hopes of forgiveness. Morgana was thrilled and planned this from the beginning. The End.
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Sep 18, 2009

Debbie rated it

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Shelves: paranormal-romance, anthology

An anthology of 4 short stories, gets 4 short reviews from me. I liked this one, for me it had 2 authors I am familiar with and 2 I had never read before (but will in the future).

Dark Hunger (Carpathians - Dark series, book 14) by Christine Feehan
Chained to a wall by the humans, caught in a trap surely set by a master vampire, Riordan De La Cruz was running out hope until he felt her coming into the room. Witnessing the men take more wild animals into the new research building,...moreAn anthology of 4 short stories, gets 4 short reviews from me. I liked this one, for me it had 2 authors I am familiar with and 2 I had never read before (but will in the future).

Dark Hunger (Carpathians - Dark series, book 14) by Christine Feehan
Chained to a wall by the humans, caught in a trap surely set by a master vampire, Riordan De La Cruz was running out hope until he felt her coming into the room. Witnessing the men take more wild animals into the new research building, Juliette Sangria and her sister Jasmine needed to save the animals before they were tortured, finding not only animals but a man, nearly broke her heart. Binding themselves together meant one big family.
(****4) Book 14 ….. Short stories are so difficult, it always feels so rushed and incomplete. I like the jaguar species and the connection they make to the Carpathians, Juliette’s simple acceptance of was good but Riordan’s compassion for Jasmine’s situation is what made him the best part of this story. Large cast of characters (brothers Zacarias, Manolito, Nicolas and Rafael as well as sister Jasmine and cousin Solange) for a short story, hopefully we will see more of all of them as the series progresses.

Awaiting Moonrise by Maggie Shayne
Taking a research trip to New Orleans, Professor Jenny Rose from Dunkirk University was wanting to use her expertise as a cryptozoologist to prove that werewolves don’t exist, it is just a previously not discovered species of animals. After finding what could be the animal she has been looking for and being scratched by it, she met the local Doctor. The attraction Dr. Samuel La Roque had to Jenny was instantaneous and unavoidable. He had his secrets and she was going to find them, and then what would they both do?
(****4) Under 100 pages, this is a great story with some wonderful characters. It did feel like it was lacking because of how short it was. Their encounters are intense, but the reaction seemed more than what was warranted, almost like we only saw part of it. I liked the ‘bad guy’ not really wanting to track the werewolf for any normal reasons. The addition of the Voudon priestess, Mamma Louisa, gave a bit of flavor to the story and a great ending.

The Night Owl (Midnight series, book 1) by Emma Holly
Owning the bakery was all Mariann O’Faolain had really ever wanted to do. Finally after the ex-husband and the ex-partner were out of her life, she could start over and do what made her happy. Needing a connection to the people around him, Bastien Luce and his ‘cousin’ Emile started renovating the Night Owl Inn. Finding a different kind of connection with Mariann might be more difficult for him, but he knew he would find a way to make it forever.
(****4) New author for me, one that I really enjoyed and will look for more from. Little bit of a different take on a common storyline. The back story of the characters was well written and easy to follow, the characters themselves were wonderful. Bastien’s shyness was endearing from the beginning and I could have read more about him and Emile’s strange view of life made for an easy camaraderie between the two… and then all three of them. As always, I like learning a new words (one at a time), upyr - from Hungarian and Slavonic folklore.

Seduction’s Gift (Mageverse, book 1) by Angela Knight
Sheriff Officer Grace Morgan liked her job, she liked protecting and helping people even if she already knew that there was more to life than just the earthy universe. Catching a speeding car, Lance (Lancelot du Lac) looked up at her and her heart dropped, she thought she had squashed that crush long ago but seeing him now made her unsure of everything but the need to not give in to her desires for him. Knowing that he had the power of the Mageverse behind him, Grace fought her growing needs as long as she could.
(***3) Different, interesting, strange - really enjoyed the concept of the story (King Arthur, his round table, and Merlin) and the characters (Lancelot, Grace and Morgana) were fabulous. Too rushed for my taste (maybe because it is a short story), felt as if the story was an excuse for the sex scenes, I would have rather had a story I didn’t care about and have the sex be the story or invest more into the great story and let the sex just enhance it. This story could have been the best story of the book, it could have been a really great story, unfortunately it was crammed into about 100 pages and lost so much. I would be interested in reading this author again (full length book please). (less)

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Apr 13, 2010

~Sara~ rated it

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Shelves: paranormal, romance, short-stories-poems

I'd give Hot Blooded 3.5 stars overall.
Dark Hunger by Christine Feehan was alright. Better then Dark Prince, the first book in the series, but her writing still kind-of annoys me. That and I don't particularily like her characters, although this one was much better - stonger and less idiotic then the one in the first book. My favourite part of this story is that it was set in the South American rainforest instead of Europe or North America.
Awaiting Moonrise by Maggie Shayne was also ...more

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Dec 24, 2007

Kathrynn rated it

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Recommends it for: Paranormal Romance Fans

Shelves: romance-paranormal, series-carpathian_feehan, own, 2006, hot, series-mageverse_knight, reviewed, anthology

#14 of Carpathian series and I enjoyed all except "The Night Owl" in this anthology. This book has 4 short stories:

1. "Dark Hunger" by Feehan
- Juliette and Riordan's tale
- Carpathian Series, Book #14

2. "Awaiting Moonrise" by Maggie Shayne

3. "The Night Owl" by Emma Holly
- Upyr Series, Book #4
(awful)

4. "Seductions Gift" by Angela Knight
- M...more

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Mar 09, 2011

Michelle O'flynn rated it

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Ok I initially wanted to read this so I ccould read the Carpathian novella from Christine Feehan "Dark Hunger" and it was fairly typical of all the others in the series with the exception that Juliette (the woman who become converted) actually welcomes the change. But it is the other stories in this anthology that make this collection great. I suppose I enjoyed Emma Holly's "the Night Owl" the most. Mariann is a mature woman who lives alone in the country town as the local ...more

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Jul 07, 2010

Hana rated it

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Shelves: fantasy, library-books

I actually enjoyed this collection of novellas. Christine Feehan's "Dark Hunger" was okay, as usual, but I was pleasantly surprised with the rest of the stories. I adored the last one by Angela Knight, where she wove in the mythology of King Arthur's court with vampires and witches. Of the grouping here, the last was definitely my favorite. The second to last novella was by Emma Holly, and thought it was a great story as well.

I am coming to enjoy these types of novels if fo...more

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Feb 07, 2012

BJ Rose rated it

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Shelves: paranormal, shapeshifters, series

I always find it hard to rate an anthology, because inevitably I really like some and really don't like others, and that holds true here. On the strength of Christine Feehan's Dark Hunger, tho, I give this an overall 3.5*

Christine Feehan's Dark Hunger gets a strong 4* - loved Riordan & Juliette & looking forward to stories about Jasmine & Solange
Maggie Shayne's Upyr story gets a weak 3*
Emma Holly's cute story gets 3.5* just because it was so cute
Angela Knight's Mage...more

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Sep 11, 2011

Bridget rated it

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Shelves: hot, paranormel, anthologies

Four good reads. Feehan's "Dark Hunger" adds another piece to the Carpathian story with a interesting story line about the Jaguar shapeshifters "Juliette" and how that specieis relate to the Carpathians. "Awaiting Moonrise" by Maggie Shayne (who I have not read much of) was about the Bayou where professor Jenny Rose is doing research on the possibility of another species, and of course, she finds a werewolf and falls in love. No big surprises but still a good story....more

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Sep 15, 2010

Kathy rated it

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Shelves: fantasy, fantasy-other-world, fantasy-romance

King Arthur & his knights of the round table... vampires? vammpires plus.... Merlin, an alien, endowed them and corresponding women (like Morgana) so that they could protect humanity from itself... calling them the Mageverse...

and the women (like Morgana) have different gifts... and they live on a different plane than earth, but interact with humans.... and have numerous offspring...

and their offspring carry the potential for the gift... and, interestly, the gift is relea...more

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Oct 02, 2011

Dawn rated it

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Shelves: feehan-christine, shayne-maggie, holly-emma, knight-angela

I bought this book strictly for the Feehan story, not planning on reading the other three. But after Dark Hunger, decided what the heck? I'd give it a try. I surprised myself by enjoying all four stories practically equally.

Dark Hunger takes place in South America, which is different. Juliette and Riordan (how do you pronounce that?) make a good couple. No surprise there. But the element of Juliette being a species of jaguar shape-shifter definitely added a new dimension and makes me ...moreI bought this book strictly for the Feehan story, not planning on reading the other three. But after Dark Hunger, decided what the heck? I'd give it a try. I surprised myself by enjoying all four stories practically equally.

Dark Hunger takes place in South America, which is different. Juliette and Riordan (how do you pronounce that?) make a good couple. No surprise there. But the element of Juliette being a species of jaguar shape-shifter definitely added a new dimension and makes me wonder if we won't see more of this in her additional Carpathian books. I'm reading them all in order, so I guess I'll find out.

Awaiting Moonrise takes place in Louisiana. This is my first book involving a loup-garou (sounds much more respectful than 'werewolf'!). I was touched by the fact that Jenny accepted her werewolf doctor, Samuel, for all he was and even appreciated him. Of course it helped that she was a well-respected cryptozoologist. I was also glad that the author included legend and folklore. It certainly set the tone. Nice story.

The Night Owl is a story about a vampire (excuse me, 'upyr'!), Bastien, who was expelled to the states because of his strength and innate leadership abilities. His former clan was threatened by his power. So he buys an old building to turn into a Gothic hotel and calls it The Night Owl. Attached to the hotel is a bakery owned by the heroine of the story, Mariann. They, of course, become attracted to each other and, through various twists and turns, have their HEA.

Seduction's Gift really had me confused in the beginning. I felt like I spent most of the story playing catch-up. But it was worth it. And I loved the different take on the Camelot characters. I enjoyed the story. But before I read any further books in the series, I must determine how to pronounce the various forms of the word 'Magi'. I didn't know it had so many variations! I was moved by Lancelot's devotion to Grace and willingness to accept any punishment for his commitment to her. And they certainly have chemistry! I was a little uncomfortable with the lack of familial feelings among this group. You just have to accept it and move on. It's who they are. I will probably try to find more of Angela Knight's books in this series.

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Oct 02, 2009

Netanella rated it

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A short story of the upyr set in the modern United States, this installation of the series finds Bastien and Emile, the French renegades of the earlier story, looking to start their own pack after having been given a friendly nudge by Ulric off the British isles. Bastien opens a bread and breakfast, the eponymous Night Owl, from which he has a window on the human world. The love interest, Mariann, runs the bakery shop which supplies the inn with home-baked goodies. Mariann has her own problems,...more

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Apr 07, 2009

Kittiya rated it

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Shelves: angela-knight

I didn't want to read all of the stories from this book. I have a bad habit of starting a series from the middle or end then working my way back. I only read Angelia Knights Mageverse #1, as I already have read everything else from the series to date.

I really enjoyed being able to see where it all began with the Mageverse series. I knew most of what the back story was already, but it was nice to get a few things I didn't know filled in. I happen to like this spin on the Arthurian ...more

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Oct 30, 2008

Claire rated it

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Shelves: romance-fantasy

I got this collection because I like Angela Knight and Emma Holly, and I wanted to read the first Mageverse installment. The concept is so weird and stupid. Basically the Mageverse is a parallel dimension where magical/alien beings live. The Mageverse and its peoples exist to protect the earth from evil.

In order to create Mageverse beings on Earth, Merlin, a magical alien, came to Earth and left his genetics with the Knights of the Round Table making them Magi, who are powerful warr...more

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Dec 17, 2009

Amy rated it

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Shelves: paranormal-romance

Vampires, werewolves, Carpathians, oh my!

There's a little something for everyone who loves paranormal romance in this book!

Three of the four stories are tied to series -- none of which I actually read. But, I may start them now that I've read this book!

Warning: Stories contain hot sex!

I bought this book, but will be donating it to my local library.

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Jun 16, 2011

Shell rated it

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Shelves: paranormal, series

I orginally picked this book up for the Angela Knight short story, but enjoyed the Christine Feehan one as well. The other 2 stories were 'meh', which lead me to give it only 3/5 stars.

The Feehan story is part of her Carpathian series, and is one that I've not read before. I vaguely remember reading one or two of the first of the series, so this short story was a pleasant refresher that urges me to go back to the beginning and start over with #1.

The Angela Knight story w...more

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Dec 16, 2011

Katherine rated it

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I bought Hot Blooded because I love Christine Feehan and Angela Knight, but I was terribly disappointed. I have been a paranormal romance junkie for years, I love strong characters, a great plot, plenty of adventure/horror, and erotica in my novels, but this is literally the worst book I've ever read.

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Jan 19, 2010

Darkpool rated it

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Shelves: vamps-weres-and-beasties, smut, auckland-library, anthology

Have knocked off the story I got this book for - Mageverse #1 - just to discover 6 pages missing at a critical point. Library books, eh? May well look at the other 3 stories over the next few weeks, but not exactly rushing to do so: I've feeling a bit of paranormal romance satiation after the excellent Must Love Hellhounds collection.

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And several days later I can report that 3 out of the 4 stories have missing pages. ARGH! I suspect the missing pages include sex scenes...more

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Mar 06, 2010

Krystean rated it

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Shelves: my-library, steamy-misc, feehan-christine, series

I'm not really a fan of short stories but reading this book gave me the chance to check out 4 new-to-me authors. Loved the passion and intensity of Christine Feehan's Dark Hunger and want to read more of the Carpathian series now. Enjoyed Emma Holly's The Night Owl and will explore a few more of her books as a result. Wasn't that taken with the world or dialogue between characters in Angela Knight's Seduction's Gift and am not a big shapeshifter/animal breed fan so didn't enjoy Maggie Shayne's...more

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Nov 02, 2011

Laura rated it

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Shelves: anthologies, romance, spooky-creepy

Book rating (average of four stories)= 2.5 stars

Dark Hunger by Christine Feehan
2.5 stars

Awaiting Moonrise by Maggie Shayne
3 stars

The Night Owl by Emma Holly
2.5 stars

Seduction's Gift by Angela Knight
2 stars

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Mar 24, 2011

S. rated it

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Shelves: romance, paranormal

In this quartet of steamy werewolf stories, this authors explore and expand the werewolf myths and the erotic love-making skills of werewolves. There is a re-telling of the Arthurian legend that should not be missed.

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Feb 12, 2009

Pat Cromwell rated it

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I did not like Riodarn or Juliette. When I read Dark Celebrations and Gregori jumped in their "stinky stuff" for not putting the Prince first, I cheered. Hard to believe Riordan is a De La Cruz (ah....)

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Jul 16, 2010

Mary Bast rated it

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Christine Feehan is one of my favorite authors. I like her writing style and how her stories flow. Everything she has written gets high praises from me!!!

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Mar 16, 2009

Delilah Contreras added it · review of another edition

The other stories by the other authors in this book are also very good. I recommend looking into these authors for some of their other material.

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Jun 19, 2011

Kendra rated it

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Shelves: z-added-in-june-2011, romance, z-read-in-june-2011

Feehan's Carpathian series, Dark Hunger with Riordan and Juliette.

Enjoyed all four of the stories, vampires, werewolves, and more vamps! Fast read.

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Feb 05, 2011

Zonell rated it

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Shelves: paranormal, vampire, anthologies

Seductions gift by Angela Knight Story of Lance (Lancelot) and Grace Morgan a deputy in South Carolina and latent. Didn't like or read the others

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'New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have m...more'New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have made numerous bestseller lists including the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, Bookscan, B. Daltons, Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Waldenbooks, Ingrams, Borders, Rhapsody Book Club, Sirenbooks, and Walmart. Her latest book, Safe Harbor, debuted at #1 on the New York Times. She has received numerous honors throughout her career including being a nominee for the RWA’s RITA and receiving a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times. ' to 'New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have made numerous bestseller lists including the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, Bookscan, B. Daltons, Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Waldenbooks, Ingrams, Borders, Rhapsody Book Club, Sirenbooks, and Walmart. Her latest book, Safe Harbor, debuted at #1 on the New York Times. She has received numerous honors throughout her career incluNew York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

She is pleased to have made numerous bestseller lists including the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, USA Today, Bookscan, B. Daltons, Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, Waldenbooks, Ingrams, Borders, Rhapsody Book Club, Sirenbooks, and Walmart. Her latest book, Safe Harbor, debuted at #1 on the New York Times. She has received numerous honors throughout her career including being a nominee for the RWA’s RITA and receiving a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times.

am a mother, first and foremost in my life. Family is very important to me. I have several children all of whom drive me crazy on a daily basis. And I have four Maltese that are even worse. LOL! I love living in the country and I find that it continues to inspire my writing.. which is my ultimate passion in life.

I am a writer and have been almost my entire life. I have to write every day or I'll drive my family crazy. I first became a published author in 1999 with the release of Dark Prince. Before that I had a wide variety of jobs including being a full time mom, a martial arts instructor, a telephone operator, and I even worked for a newspaper. Now I’m able to write full time. I usually have four new books released per year. (www.christinefeehan.com)
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