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Time Untime (Dark-Hunter #22)
The Mayans aren't the only ones with a 2012 prophecy...
Long before recorded history, there was a Keetoowah warrior so feared that everyone trembled before his wrath. Only a brutal betrayal by the one closest to him could defeat him. But not even death was the end of a man so strong. The Time Untime approaches...
Kateri Avani has been plagued her entire life with dreams she...more
Long before recorded history, there was a Keetoowah warrior so feared that everyone trembled before his wrath. Only a brutal betrayal by the one closest to him could defeat him. But not even death was the end of a man so strong. The Time Untime approaches...
Kateri Avani has been plagued her entire life with dreams she...more
Hardcover, 1st Edition, 414 pages
Published
August 7th 2012
by St. Martin's Press
(first published August 1st 2012)
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Excerpt from Time Untime:
December 10, 2012
Kateri Avani jerked in her sleep as her dreams tormented her. No longer a woman full grown, she was again a little girl sitting in her grandmother’s house, playing with the dolls her grandmother had made for her and her cousin Sunshine from the corn that grew in the garden out back. Barely twelve, Kateri brushed her small hand over the black cornsilk hair of the male doll.
Her grandmother sat beside her, at the old-fashioned red kitchen table, shelling pe...more
December 10, 2012
Kateri Avani jerked in her sleep as her dreams tormented her. No longer a woman full grown, she was again a little girl sitting in her grandmother’s house, playing with the dolls her grandmother had made for her and her cousin Sunshine from the corn that grew in the garden out back. Barely twelve, Kateri brushed her small hand over the black cornsilk hair of the male doll.
Her grandmother sat beside her, at the old-fashioned red kitchen table, shelling pe...more
Aug 2nd??? Waaaa! I don't wanna wait that long *wails* I need more DH now.....
Sep 29, 2012
Louise
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3 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Shelves:
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I miss New Orleans!!! If you're new on the Dark hunter series don't pick this..pick Seize the Night or Dance with the devil hah not that I'm bragging the two books;)
This book is not about the Greek culture, not the Romans, Egyptian or even the Atlantean which I love, its the Author's Culture, the Cherokee(tsalagi) and add some Mayan culture in it since December 21, 2012 plays a significant date:)
I think it gave the book justice of talking about the Chekoree and Mayans for almost half the book si...more
This book is not about the Greek culture, not the Romans, Egyptian or even the Atlantean which I love, its the Author's Culture, the Cherokee(tsalagi) and add some Mayan culture in it since December 21, 2012 plays a significant date:)
I think it gave the book justice of talking about the Chekoree and Mayans for almost half the book si...more
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Dammit I can't wait!
OK, well just so you know, I'm a HUGE Sherrilyn Kenyon fan, and I've read all of the books in this series thus far. And all I can say is I really wanted to love this book.... but I didn't. I can say that I did like parts of it. There was some really funny banter between the characters. She did bring back a few of my favorites in this book but for only short periods of time.
I thought the main character, Kateri was a bit weak. Not in spirit but in development. I found her frequent visions of the...more
I thought the main character, Kateri was a bit weak. Not in spirit but in development. I found her frequent visions of the...more
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Sep 03, 2012
Lexxie (un)Conventional Bookviews
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3 of 5 stars
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Recommends it for:
Dark Hunter fans
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Book 17 in one of my favorite series was quite different from the rest of the books in some ways, and very similar in others.
Book 17 in one of my favorite series was quite different from the rest of the books in some ways, and very similar in others.
I think that even for die-hard fans of this series, this book is going to be hard to digest. After initial 100 or so excruciating, dense pages about the Mayan background of the heroine, most of the book -almost until the end- was filled with heroine’s flashbacks of the dreams she had about hero's past. Seriously, something said by the hero would trigger heroine’s flashback and 1 or 2 pages later the dialog continued. Besides the many pages retelling the past through flashbacks, it had very disap...more
Really, I wanted to give this book 3.5 stars, but since I don't know how to actually input a "half star" AND I love Sherrilyn Kenyon's writing, I rounded-up to 4 stars. Overall, I liked this book, not as much as past books in the series, but some of them (e.g. Fantasy Lover, Acheron) are hard to beat...
I loved Ren and Teri's love, a lot. And I LOVED the epilogue;it was really touching.
Complaints: storyline was a little hard to follow with Teri's psychic flashbacks of the past constantly interru...more
I loved Ren and Teri's love, a lot. And I LOVED the epilogue;it was really touching.
Complaints: storyline was a little hard to follow with Teri's psychic flashbacks of the past constantly interru...more
At some point this series turned into explaining this series from every possible myth story and angle, then having former characters appear, and a couple of scenes of smart @ss comments, and end of the world as we know it refrains. Personally I like less of that explaining. This one was a day's read. I'm glad the world as we know it is still turning.
The two main character names were too close to other character names from other works and that seemed really odd.
But I do enjoy her books. Maybe one...more
The two main character names were too close to other character names from other works and that seemed really odd.
But I do enjoy her books. Maybe one...more
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3 stars
It's ben a year since I've read a SK book and it feels like I never left... It's all so very familiar, not that that's a bad thing. I used to ADORE Sherrilyn Kenyon. The widening specter of grand scheme storylines really made me feel diconnected to the story... Not to mention the time paradoxes of Niock's series. I don't know why, but this Native American mythology is not really my favorite, but there were things I liked:
1. The familiar SK formula. I like the tortured hero/spunky heroine...more
It's ben a year since I've read a SK book and it feels like I never left... It's all so very familiar, not that that's a bad thing. I used to ADORE Sherrilyn Kenyon. The widening specter of grand scheme storylines really made me feel diconnected to the story... Not to mention the time paradoxes of Niock's series. I don't know why, but this Native American mythology is not really my favorite, but there were things I liked:
1. The familiar SK formula. I like the tortured hero/spunky heroine...more
Normally I absolutely love pretty much anything Sherrilyn Kenyon writes but this one, to me, didn't measure up to previous Dark Hunter books. I see from the sub-title that this was also a Were-Hunter and a Hellchaser book - the Were-Hunter series I've read, the Hellchaser I've never heard of, unless that is the Chronicles of Nick series.
I love how Kenyon pulls from all the mythologies for her characters and infuses her stories with tales from the old times. Unfortunately, to me, this story felt...more
I love how Kenyon pulls from all the mythologies for her characters and infuses her stories with tales from the old times. Unfortunately, to me, this story felt...more
3.5 stars.
I had trouble deciding what rating I should give this one. Seeing that it's the 22nd Dark Hunter book, I'm...really surprised. There were enough typos that I thought it probably should have gone through another round of editing before publication. There are other issues too. But first the good stuff.
This book was a lot of fun. It's got multi-pantheon, end of the world craziness going on, and it moves along at a pretty brisk pace. I wasn't lost (even for the 22nd book in a series), and...more
I had trouble deciding what rating I should give this one. Seeing that it's the 22nd Dark Hunter book, I'm...really surprised. There were enough typos that I thought it probably should have gone through another round of editing before publication. There are other issues too. But first the good stuff.
This book was a lot of fun. It's got multi-pantheon, end of the world craziness going on, and it moves along at a pretty brisk pace. I wasn't lost (even for the 22nd book in a series), and...more
Now I know something about classical Greek and Roman myth, my primary degree is in History and Classical Civilizations so this is my baliwick, I admit I don't know as much about Native American mythology so I am in no place to comment about how the twists Sherrilyn Kenyon puts on it reflects them properly. Ren Waya came back from the dead to fight for redemption, he allowed himself to be posessed by Grizzly to get renown. He was killed by someone he cared for and he came back as Artemis' warrior...more
In this edition of the dark hunters we are departing from our normal mythology from Greece and Atlantis where we move into Mayan mythology. Ren was a guardian but he lost his position because of his brother. Ren has suffered a life time of abuse from his father and his brother and this leaves him feeling unworthy of anything. Kateria is the granddaughter of a the gate keeper and has dreamed of Ren most of her life. Together they get through the gates of hell in an effort to save the world.
Honest...more
Honest...more
I gave up on this book before I even got to chapter 5. Kateri was a very confused character. In chapter 4 when she was being...hmm attacked, kidnapped, robbed???... Well whatever was happening there, she was scared enough to run and yet mad enough to not give the "assaulter" the object he wanted. It was really confusing to me how one minute this artifact was going to "re-write" history (even though we all know ONE artifact never does that) and yet she was ready to give that "stupid thing" up wit...more
It took me months to read this book, literally. I started it when it was first released and really couldnt get into it. The first two chapters just didnt grab me. But my sister said something to me the other day, about her being unable to read it also, and I remembered that I left it alone. I am glad I pushed myself to complete it, which it only took a half of a day to do. This book and the previous one is not like her first books where there is so many funny catch phrase and angsty heroes. The...more
I feel so sorry for Kateri and Ren because this could have been a great love story. Unfortunately I am pretty disappointed about this book and not only because it seemed to be pushed onto the market with the hype of the ending of the world in December 2012 but also because there were more than the usual amount of printing mistakes in it. I had to read sentences more than once to make sure I got the meaning right. Then there was the title which I liked but I was even more disappointed that it ref...more
How To Begin Your Very own Healthy Backyard
How one covers their organic garden can say a lot about them as a person. An action that concentrates on working in the dust and counting on characteristics and time is what makes organic farming pleasant. That can sound overwhelming to a new organic grower, which is why they should read the list of guidelines below.
Plant a little bit more than you will need. Bugs and poor environment can reduce results in from your garden, especially if you are new to...more
How one covers their organic garden can say a lot about them as a person. An action that concentrates on working in the dust and counting on characteristics and time is what makes organic farming pleasant. That can sound overwhelming to a new organic grower, which is why they should read the list of guidelines below.
Plant a little bit more than you will need. Bugs and poor environment can reduce results in from your garden, especially if you are new to...more
I used to love the Darkhunter series. I'm a Greek myth fan and the characters were so real. But the fact is, the last five or so in this series have been, well, for want of a better word, trite.
Ren Waya is/was a Mayan warrior. That stretched my "willing suspension of disbelief" since the Greeks and Mayans never interacted. Then came the constant use of the derogatory "retard" in his memories. I sincerely doubt the Mayans used what is modern slang. And it didn't happen just once, but every time...more
Ren Waya is/was a Mayan warrior. That stretched my "willing suspension of disbelief" since the Greeks and Mayans never interacted. Then came the constant use of the derogatory "retard" in his memories. I sincerely doubt the Mayans used what is modern slang. And it didn't happen just once, but every time...more
Muchos se quejan del gusto de Kenyon de mezclar panteones como si nada, cosa que a mí no me molesta, menos cuando tratamos con algunos particulares dentro del continente en el cual nos encontramos. Ella los relaciona como quiere y me parece bien, que la cosa es fantasía.
Sobre la relación protagonista, me ha recordado mucho a los primeros DH, que en su mayoría son personajes torturados por su pasado que saben superarlo al encontrar a la persona indicada. Y pasando de ello, me encanta que la autor...more
Sobre la relación protagonista, me ha recordado mucho a los primeros DH, que en su mayoría son personajes torturados por su pasado que saben superarlo al encontrar a la persona indicada. Y pasando de ello, me encanta que la autor...more
I have said it before and I will gladly say it again, Sherrilyn Kenyon is by far one of my favorite author's if not my favorite author. I have no idea how she gets her inspiration and manages to still keep things fresh after writing so many books. She knows just the right time to insert her dark humor and cause me to chuckle out loud, earning me strange looks from passer by's.
I think one of the best aspects of this author is the fact that love for them, is never easy, each relationship they have...more
I think one of the best aspects of this author is the fact that love for them, is never easy, each relationship they have...more
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4.5 Stars
Wow! I’m still absorbing and processing everything since finishing Time Untime a few hours ago. One word to describe it though……EPIC. I know I’ll need to expand on my thoughts to keep this reviewing gig, but sometimes there’s just so much, where do you being?
First, I want it on the record that I LOVE the direction Ms. Kenyon has taken the series. There are so many Dark-Hunter books, morphing it to a new world, setting (Las Vegas), and characters...more
4.5 Stars
Wow! I’m still absorbing and processing everything since finishing Time Untime a few hours ago. One word to describe it though……EPIC. I know I’ll need to expand on my thoughts to keep this reviewing gig, but sometimes there’s just so much, where do you being?
First, I want it on the record that I LOVE the direction Ms. Kenyon has taken the series. There are so many Dark-Hunter books, morphing it to a new world, setting (Las Vegas), and characters...more
I'm a huge fan of sherilyn Kenyon, and every book just leaves me hungry for the next. This book is no exception.
We were introduced to Ren in the last book, but the introduction was rather brief. But we got enough to know he is a tortured soul. This book shows us just how tortured he is, and how long he's been tortured. This guy is about the same age as Acheron, and has connections to three power sources, The tribe he was born with, the greeks from whom his mother comes, and the evil entity he wa...more
We were introduced to Ren in the last book, but the introduction was rather brief. But we got enough to know he is a tortured soul. This book shows us just how tortured he is, and how long he's been tortured. This guy is about the same age as Acheron, and has connections to three power sources, The tribe he was born with, the greeks from whom his mother comes, and the evil entity he wa...more
Twenty-second in the Dark-Hunter paranormal romance series. This one is one of the Native American spin-offs. The couple focus is on Ren, the Thunderbird, and Dr. Kateri Avani, the Keeper.
My Take
Okay, please take into account that I'm irritated with Kenyon for this sudden shift in the Dark-Hunter pantheon. Essentially she got bored and wanted to play with Native American beliefs and stories and couldn't be bothered to tie it into the primary storyline she's been writing for the first, oh, ninete...more
My Take
Okay, please take into account that I'm irritated with Kenyon for this sudden shift in the Dark-Hunter pantheon. Essentially she got bored and wanted to play with Native American beliefs and stories and couldn't be bothered to tie it into the primary storyline she's been writing for the first, oh, ninete...more
First off I want everyone to know how honored I am to be writing this review. Because of Sherrilyn Kenyon’s DH series I would not have the people in my life that I do now, and I probably wouldn’t be in this position to be writing for this amazing site.
In this book you learn more about Sunshine and her brothers, Nick and Ash's relationship, how tight Ren and Sundown care considering him and Abigail name a child after him...sorry wont give that away. :D You also get to see a little more of Alexio...more
In this book you learn more about Sunshine and her brothers, Nick and Ash's relationship, how tight Ren and Sundown care considering him and Abigail name a child after him...sorry wont give that away. :D You also get to see a little more of Alexio...more
So I read this book in about a day and the whole time I was reading it, I felt like I had read it before. I was halfway through the book when I realized why I thought it was so familiar: Sundown is Ren's best friend; no wonder some of the names sounded familiar. Anywho, I thought the book was good even if it wasn't set in my hometown. I was happy to see Talon and Sunshine mentioned and I thought it was pretty cool that Sunshine and Kateri are cousins. What shocked the hell out of me was the fact...more
As many of you know I have practically been waiting on pins and needles for this book, It didn't seem like August was going to get here and then I bantered back and forth whether I should get it now or wait. When I found out my favorite character in this universe was going to play a good part in this book. Well you know I jumped and clicked buy.
I dove into this book almost immediately(had to wait for my Kindle to charge)But once I did I devoured this book in once setting. I should slow down and...more
I dove into this book almost immediately(had to wait for my Kindle to charge)But once I did I devoured this book in once setting. I should slow down and...more
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Much like the last DH book, this one was a decent enough book but the fit in the DH world was...awkward. Well, a bit less awkward than the previous book but still... I get the concept that these other pantheons exist but do we really have to have so much interaction with them?
So our H, as per the usual Kenyon standard, was unloved, abused, neglected, etc. I think perhaps the only one who wasn't was Kyrian but he was a doofus so... And as per the DH standard, the h has no parents. They come toget...more
So our H, as per the usual Kenyon standard, was unloved, abused, neglected, etc. I think perhaps the only one who wasn't was Kyrian but he was a doofus so... And as per the DH standard, the h has no parents. They come toget...more
There are writers of genre fiction, and of long-running series which feature re-occurring characters, who do an excellent job. Piers Anthony, for instance, does some decent fantasy writing. Stephen King does the same for horror. There are many lesser known examples as well: try Lawrence Block, for mysteries, or Kage Baker for sci-fi. None of these people are groundbreaking artists or literary geniuses, mind you, but they are hard working genre writers with a modicum of craft and self-respect.
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Sherrilyn Kenyon lives a life of extraordinary danger... as does any woman with three sons, a husband, a menagerie of pets and a collection of swords that all of the above have a fixation on. But when not running interference (or dashing off to the emergency room), she's found chained to her computer where she likes to play with all her imaginary friends. With more than ten million copies of her b...more
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“Life is messy, Ren. It's not easy and it's definitely not for the timid. Everyone has a past. Things that stab them right between the eyes. Old grudges. Old shame. Regrets that steal your sleep and leave you awake until you fear for your own sanity. Betrayals that make your soul scream so loud you wonder why no one else hears it. In the end, we are all alone in that private hell. But life isn't about learning to forgive those who have hurt you or forgetting the past. It's about learning to forgive yourself for being human and making mistakes. Yes, people disappoint us all the time. But the harshest lessons come when we disappoint ourselves. When we put our trust and our hearts into the hands of the wrong person and they do us wrong. And while we may hate them for what they did, the one we hate most is ourself for allowing them into our private circle. How could I have been so stupid? How could I let them deceive me? We all go through that. It's humanity's brotherhood of misery.”
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“But life isn’t about learning to forgive those who have hurt you or forgetting your past. It’s about learning to forgive yourself for being human and making mistakes.”
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