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Black Fallen (Dark Ink Chronicles #4)

by Elle Jasper (Goodreads Author)

3.93 of 5 stars 3.93 · rating details · 204 ratings · 32 reviews

There’s only one thing more lethal than a vampire.
A Black Fallen. Rather, a fallen angel engulfed in the blackest of magic.

And three of the most dangerous have descended upon Edinburgh…

Tattoo artist, RILEY POE, has changed. After surviving the bites of three potent Strigoi, she has acquired traits from each that parallel those of the most lethal of vampires. Her strength,...more

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Published December 31st 2012 by Signet

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Dec 15, 2012 Shelley aka Gizmo's Reviews rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-releases, arc-wishlist

*Genre* Paranormal Romance
*Rating* 3.0

*Review*

Black Fallen, by Elle Jasper, is the fourth book in the Dark Ink Chronicles. It is really the start of a new story cycle that finds Riley leaving behind her Inksomnia business to fight evil in the world.

If you haven’t read Eventide, please ignore the next part of my review.

(view spoiler)...more *Genre* Paranormal Romance
*Rating* 3.0

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Black Fallen, by Elle Jasper, is the fourth book in the Dark Ink Chronicles. It is really the start of a new story cycle that finds Riley leaving behind her Inksomnia business to fight evil in the world.

If you haven’t read Eventide, please ignore the next part of my review.

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Riley, Eli Dupre, Noah Miles, and Victorian Arcos have all joined forces with Jake Andorra's group known as WUP (Worldwide Unexplained Phenomenon). There are, of course, other secondary characters like Darius (Immortal), Ginger and Lucian McLeod (werewolves), Gabriel (Immortal) and Sydney Maspeth (Archivist/Immortal). There are tertiary characters as well in Tristan de Barne, and Gawan of Conwyk.

The premise of the story is interesting on a basic level. There are Black Fallen (angels engulfed in the darkest kind of magic) creating havoc in Edinburgh, Scotland. It is up to the WUP team members to locate sacred artifacts and defeat them before they spread their Jodis (evil minions) around the globe. Riley also learns that she has another unique ability that the rest of the group doesn’t have; the ability to crossover onto another plane of existence.

What didn’t work for me was the back story of Tristan and Gawan that were introduced after the group was brought together in Scotland. The back story took up too much time that should have been devoted to finding and defeating the Black Fallen. Maybe it’s just me, but I like to see action, adventure, mystery, suspense, and yes, romance and smexy scenes that are not overly done. What we do get is a lot of smexy scenes, just not between Riley and her fiancé Eli.

I was shocked that Jasper actually wrote two characters off. One at the height of their search for the Black Fallen. We really have no clue where they went, or what actually happened to them. Talk about a swift kick to the ass! I’m sure it was done for a reason so that readers will be looking for the conclusion of this particular story when it’s released August 6th 2013.

I would be remiss in my duties as a reader/reviewer not to say that I'm a bit disappointed in this book. It had a lot of potential. Then again, I was slightly reserved about my thoughts on the previous book (Eventide) as well. As always, my reviews are slightly personal in nature and may or may not be compare to what you believe about this series, or this particular book.

Expected publication: December 31st 2012 by Signet (less)

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Mar 08, 2013 Angela rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I would actually give this book 3.5 stars, but since that isn't an option and I really, really enjoyed the other books in this series, I went with a 4.

First, I really appreciated how Elle Jasper was able to move the characters and the storyline out of Savannah and into Edinburgh pretty seamlessly. I like how we discover that the big, bad vampires that Riley has been battling really aren't all that big and bad compared to the more ancient evil of the fallen angels (a.k.a. "Black Fallen").

I also r...more I would actually give this book 3.5 stars, but since that isn't an option and I really, really enjoyed the other books in this series, I went with a 4.

First, I really appreciated how Elle Jasper was able to move the characters and the storyline out of Savannah and into Edinburgh pretty seamlessly. I like how we discover that the big, bad vampires that Riley has been battling really aren't all that big and bad compared to the more ancient evil of the fallen angels (a.k.a. "Black Fallen").

I also really liked the majority of the new characters that were introduced in the last book and were more thoroughly explored in this book. Jasper is really good at giving each character its own distinct voice.

Now, onto the one thing that I really, really did not like at all that was the fact that Jasper appears to have lifted entire scenes from other books that she has written and pasted them into this book in the form of Riley being able to use her new power to experience certain parts of peoples' pasts.

Jasper also writes adult historical romances under the name Cindy Miles and, although I haven't read them, I can tell from the descriptions of these books that she has taken scenes from a couple of them and put them directly into this book. In "Black Fallen," she introduces a character named Tristan de Barre, whom is also a character in her book "Spirited Away", and another character named Gawan of Conwyk, whom is a character from her book "Into Thin Air". In "Black Fallen", Riley touches each of them and experiences snippets of their past which are written in italics and seem to be directly copied and pasted from the books that these characters first showed up in.

This annoyed me SO much! Not only was it stupidly lazy, but those two characters really weren't even necessary to the plot of this book. I felt as though Jasper knew that her book had to be a certain length, so she just added those characters in because they were characters that she already knew well and which she could then just copy and paste their back stories into this book. All this did was create unnecessary confusion and piss me off, because I was really, really loving this series prior to this!

Now, of course I'll read the next book when it comes out because I need to know what happened to Eli and Victorian. But I really hope that Jasper stops using the copy and paste controls in this next book and actually just writes the damn book!(less)

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Mar 08, 2013 gremlin rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was ok, and the story kept me engaged while I was reading it, but looking back there were more cons than pros.

The series made an abrupt turn and many of the good things about the series (New Orleans, the cast of characters there, Riley's work, even the good relationship stuff) were all missing from this as she and Eli packed up and went to Edinburgh to help a team of supernaturals try to defeat the Black Fallen there. The new team is not as engaging as the crew back in New Orleans, and the...more

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Feb 04, 2013 Darcy rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013, e-book, shifters, vampires, uf

I think it is time to break up with this series. While I have read all of them so far, none have gotten above a 2 star rating from me, nothing great, but not bad either. I am not sure of the new direction this book seems to be taking. It doesn't help that in the 60 pages that I have read, I have put down the book 4 times, each time getting harder to pick back up. Normally I can read a book like this in one sitting. I find myself bored with them arriving at the school, the training and don't real...more

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Jan 13, 2013 Vampbard rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-books-read

Wow. 4.5 stars. I just... wow.
Oh. My. Word. As I sit, rocking in the fetal position, I want to beg Ms. Jasper to allow me to read even the ROUGH DRAFT for the next title in the Dark Ink Chronicles series. Black Fallen, the newest title in the series, takes the reader on a rollercoaster of emotions and a flurry of activity. While we do learn more about the characters we've come to love, we meet more characters, and (temporarily?) say goodbye to others. While this is the fourth title in the serie...more Wow. 4.5 stars. I just... wow.
Oh. My. Word. As I sit, rocking in the fetal position, I want to beg Ms. Jasper to allow me to read even the ROUGH DRAFT for the next title in the Dark Ink Chronicles series. Black Fallen, the newest title in the series, takes the reader on a rollercoaster of emotions and a flurry of activity. While we do learn more about the characters we've come to love, we meet more characters, and (temporarily?) say goodbye to others. While this is the fourth title in the series, I think Ms. Jasper does a wonderful job with backstory in the first part of the book, and one could begin with this title, although reading prior books would help with the deeper understanding of the culture, and the interplay between characters.

There's no tap-dancing around this. There's a major plot point involving Eligius Dupre. Seriously. I had to figure out whether Ms. Jasper would resolve prior to the end of the book, or move it out to the next book (Please, tell me this major point resolves well...). I could have consumed this title in one sitting, if I'd had the time. Eli is described by Riley as, “Deadly predator. Violent vampire. Fiercely loyal … My sensitive, hot, kick-ass vampire fiance.” I think that this description is extremely telling as foreshadowing in the story. OMG! Y'all need to hurry up and read this book so I can talk about it with someone! There really isn't a lot I can say about Eli without spoilering. **covers mouth with duct tape** Moving on...

Our secondary characters were pretty important in this story. Jake, Gabriel & Darius, long-time natives of the area, are part of the WUP that brought Riley and her group to Edinburgh, Scotland. I am ALWAYS excited when a story is set in Scotland. I think the countryside is breathtaking, there's room for much description of the surroundings, including the air, smells, and mood driven by the weather. I was also geeked that there was Celtic, Gaelic and Pict lore mentioned. In the first 5% of the story, Jasper brings us this excellent description - foreshadowing again, methinks – of a statue: “...a derelict angel, wings haning limply behind him, his hands raised and cupped over his mouth as if shouting something at the top of his lungs. Water spurts from his hands and washes over him into the fountain's pond. For some reason, the statue chills me.” This statue seems to have a pull for Riley, and shouldn't be discounted through the reading of this title. Noah Miles, Eli's best friend, plays a pretty significant role in Black Fallen. He is truly a good friend to Eli as well as Riley. Ginger and Lucian, the werewolves in our band of unlikely comerades, didn't get a lot of 'airtime' in this title...but I believe that they'll get more in the next title, purported to be in were territory, during a war. Sydney, the archivist, has but one purpose: to lead the WUP to the Book, read the spell to destroy it, ensuring mankind continues to thrive. No pressure. The group should be protecting her with every spare ounce of energy they have, but this protection seems to be for Riley, and no one is telling her why, although they are constantly saying things like, 'You really don't know, do you...' and the like. Victorian Arcos also appears in this unlikely band of warriors. He's still got the hots for Riley, but he seems to have reigned in the urge to kiss her senseless every second of the day. Tristan and Conwyk, immortals from the 12th and 13th centuries – now – turned – human, seemed to form easy bonds with Riley. Especially Tristan. As as swordman and trainer for Riley, Tristan was quite interested in ensuring that Riley was kept safe. I think part of it was that 12-13th century sense of chivalry. All the immortals seem to have it. I LOVE it, even though it leans toward the male chauvanist side of things.

So. The Black Fallen are fallen angels, as the title would imply. I like the lore behind them. Canthor, Danu and Athios. “...Two have been condemend for some time. But we know very little about the youngest one, Athios.” They can create minions, known as Jodis, to do their dirty work. The Fallen feed from the souls of the innocent, which irks Riley and other WUP members.

Riley Poe, owner of Inksomnia, a tattoo parlor in Georgia, has been bitten by 4 vampires. She's sort-of like a vampire superhero. She's got these abilities, and they're the best of what the four vamps that bit her have/had. She's still learning to hone her skills, and keep her talents under control. It's with Riley's talent for seeing the past of a person with a mere touch that we get to know new characters in the story, via Riley's flashbacks.

I **really** feel for Riley. I got to know her a little better than in the last book, and she went through a gut-wrenching emotional trauma that would have sent me running for the hills, sobbing like a baby. I admire Riley. She compartmentalizes her emotions, only letting out what is needed for the vengeance she seeks. She seems to take everyting in-stride. Even at the 72% mark...she seemed to simply go with the flow, trusting all would work out. This is the ONE thing that I struggle with about Riley. She is really intense, and I don't think she would simply roll with the punches on this SPECIFIC thing. I got hung up on it for a few minutes, and decided that I would turn into a simpering idiot if the secondary conflict didn't resolve by the end of the book. **Runs around room, 'Bbbbbbbbbth! Bbbbbbbbbth!'**

At the end of Black Fallen, we do have a resolution to one conflict arc, but a second must be important to the next title in Ms. Jasper's Dark Ink Chronicles series. I'm sure she didn't leave the massive cliffhanger to simply wreak havoc on my emotions... I cannot wait for the next book in this series!(less)

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Mar 18, 2013 Ellie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Black Fallen, Dark Ink Chronicles #4, by Elle Jasper
Grade: C+

“It actually took a vampire to claim my icy heart.”

Riley Poe, tattoo artist and human with special tendencies, has left her home of Savannah, Georgia with her fiance and vampire Eli Dupre to join with the Worldwide Unexplained Phenomena team. The team in in Edinburgh, Scotland hunting three Black Fallen, former angels who are so powerful they can even kill vampires. The Black Fallen are killing all Edinburgh and the team is hoping that...more Black Fallen, Dark Ink Chronicles #4, by Elle Jasper
Grade: C+

“It actually took a vampire to claim my icy heart.”

Riley Poe, tattoo artist and human with special tendencies, has left her home of Savannah, Georgia with her fiance and vampire Eli Dupre to join with the Worldwide Unexplained Phenomena team. The team in in Edinburgh, Scotland hunting three Black Fallen, former angels who are so powerful they can even kill vampires. The Black Fallen are killing all Edinburgh and the team is hoping that Riley is the key to stopping them once and for all. Things aren’t what they seem in Scotland and as Riley makes new friends she also makes new enemies and she must dig down deep to stop the killings and save the ones she loves.

Black Fallen picks up right where Eventide left off with Riley and Eli joining the WUP team and heading off to Scotland for their first mission. I liked Black Fallen much better than Eventide and I feel like it’s almost a new series because most of the characters are new or were just introduced. We get no time in Savannah but it does let a new reader join without feeling like they’ve too much since we learn so much about the new characters on Riley’s team.

Eli and Riley are still very much in love and Riley is still trying to figure out how to use her new powers that she got from being bitten by the strigoi vampires. With her new powers a small touch lets Riley experience certains events in the person she’s touching life and this gift allows us to learn more about some of the new characters. Gawan and Tristan are by far my two favorite and I would pay good money to get their full stories. I really hope we get to see them in future books.

So much happens in Black Fallen that it’s very hard to write a review without spoilers. To say this book is an emotional rollercoaster is a vast understatement and I didn’t know if I loved or hated Riley half of the time. I know that the events that occur need to happen and that a lot more twists and turns can be expected in future books but I need some time before I get back on the crazy train with Riley. I am hoping to see some more emotions from Riley and have her be a little more upset over her actions. I felt that at times that yes she had a job to do but some really heavy stuff was happening and she should have cared more.

This series is difficult for me because I either love or hate what’s going on. Riley doesn’t do easy but I love that about her and I hate that about her too. I am really looking forward to what happens next and I’m hoping that Riley can get a happy ending soon. (less)

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Jan 19, 2013 Jenni Ebba rated it 3 of 5 stars

I loved this series when it first started, but the last two novels have been transition books and I didn't love them in the same way. Riley Poe is a kick-butt tattoo artist from Savannah, Georgia. She has had not the easiest life while raising her brother and running half a business. In the beginning novels of this series we see Riley get bit by not one but two strong vampires (strigoi).
She is not all together human anymore and she, her lover (Eli Dupre), her brother, and various other people a...more

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Dec 27, 2012 Nikki Brandyberry rated it 3 of 5 stars

It’s been a long road for Riley. At this point she’s gone from a very human, rockin tattoo artist to a semi human who has had 4 different vampires bite her…and only one of those was by choice. She’s learning how to adjust to these new found abilities she has acquired with the help of her incredibly sexy fiance, Eli.

Faced with an opportunity to become something more, she leaves behind her home to help a whole new set of friends across the globe. Riley must learn to trust and control her abilities...more It’s been a long road for Riley. At this point she’s gone from a very human, rockin tattoo artist to a semi human who has had 4 different vampires bite her…and only one of those was by choice. She’s learning how to adjust to these new found abilities she has acquired with the help of her incredibly sexy fiance, Eli.

Faced with an opportunity to become something more, she leaves behind her home to help a whole new set of friends across the globe. Riley must learn to trust and control her abilities quickly when a new foe presents itself bent on destroying everything she holds dear.

I will be honest. I think this book is flawed. Majorly. I have been a champion of this series since book one. I have felt that with each book the writing got stronger and the story got better with each curve that was thrown the characters way. Black Fallen takes away everything that the readers have come to know about these people and instead throws a bunch of new characters into the mix for the sake of extending the story arc. Riley has been asked to join an elite group of warriors that make up the WUP team. They consist of other supernaturals who make hunting down the baddest demons their only business. Along with Eli, Victorian and Eli’s best friend, they set off across the world to train. I hated this. I had come to love the supporting cast of characters these books have provided, and to suddenly be ripped away from them…well it sucked. As did the absence of the person Riley has been, a tattoo artist. A kick ass one.

Riley has the ability to touch someone and view their past. While I appreciated this first hand account of the new characters lives, I think Jasper leaned too heavily on it at times just for word count. I really don’t need to know about the first time someone had sex with their wife unless it directly relates to the story at hand…which it didn’t. These looks took page upon page at times and mostly didn’t further the story along at all. Now times that by a whole handful of characters…it was overwhelming.

Add to this the stripping away of everything Riley has come to count on, I was both furiously turning pages (in between the weird look backs) and being horribly frustrated with the story line. At points the book dragged like a two legged dog and then it got super manic towards the end, ending with a bang that made me want to throw the book across the room. As it was I yelled and scared my poor skiddish cat.

I love this series…but I did not love this book. I’m not happy with this weird locale change and brand new cast of characters who may or may not play a big part of the following books since Riley heads back home at the end of this one. Most everything about this book felt off, like the author was grasping at how to hold everything together for the next few books. I will continue with this series though despite all this because my love for the characters runs deeper then this one book. I can only hope that with Riley heading home, the old feel of the books will reappear.

I give Black Fallen by Elle Jasper 2.75 stars(less)

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Jan 13, 2013 Ronda rated it 3 of 5 stars

I have been a great fan of this series, I love Eli and Riley, loved both characters as I watched their relationships form. Black Fallen is the fourth installment and a kind of new path for Riley and co - I say co because there are a lot of new characters to come to terms with in this book as well as a new way of life for Riley because being part of the Worldwide Unexplained Phenomenon, (WUP) removes her from her Inking background.

We know by now that Riley is not quite as human as she was, having...more

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Jan 10, 2013 Dorine rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotic, paranormal

Rated 4.5 ~ Also posted at TBR Mountain Range.

An addictive paranormal series, THE DARK INK CHRONICLES books keep you up all night, wondering what will happen next. BLACK FALLEN continues Riley Poe’s adventure and leaves you grasping for more.

I didn’t think it was possible, but Elle Jasper has written another mind-numbing, soul-sucking paranormal thriller that nails you to the wall. As for the DARK INK CHRONICLES as a series, I bet you can’t read just one!

Word of warning—the DARK INK CHRONICLES...more

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Apr 29, 2013 Hbeebti rated it 4 of 5 stars

Honestly I'm still trying to figure this one out. I liked it. I'm torn between 3.5 and 4.It takes a couple of chapters to get use to the nonstop descriptions of everything. Its been awhile since the last book and I was trying to remember what happened last time. Anyway I was kinda bummed that there wasn't enough Eli and that there was soooo much training and just talking. I wanted more of Riley and Eli and less of the other stuff.

But then BAM! Everything changes and I am left asking WTF? Serious...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Francesca the Fierce ~Eyelet Ecstasy~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-2012, genre-urban-fantasy

3.5 Stars

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At the end of EVENTIDE I was quite excited about the fact that there would be a change of scenery for the series and the crew was going to Edinburgh, joining another team and hunting a different set of baddies.

Then BLACK FALLEN rolls around and at the beginning I thought it was all interesting, going to see new places and learning new things. Except that the learning curve got stuck there for a while. It felt like about half the book was an exer...more

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Feb 03, 2013 Dr susan rated it 2 of 5 stars

I am disappointed that another paranormal romance author has found it necessary to follow the 'celestial' path. The frequent, repetitive, and seemingly gratuitous, sex scenes were another disappointment; I was not reading this book for the sex scenes, but for the story which seemed choppy and disjointed. The story flow was not helped by the introduction of a large number of new characters, and a resolution that seemed trite.

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Jan 04, 2013 Connie Garcia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: book-coming-out-in-2013, done-reading, purchase-as-a-ebook

Ok so I just finished this and was shocked with what happened with Eli that I was like WTH just happened!! I felt the same thing as Riley and kept thinking he would some how turned up! I thought this was the last book but I am glad it is not the last one now I am going to be sad to have wait for the next book!! I know Riley will get Eli back because that has to happen!!!

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Mar 06, 2013 Karen Main rated it 4 of 5 stars

Riley is a kick ass human with tendencies engage to a vampire. She joins a group made up of vampires, werewolves, and immortals who go after the bad guys and to save the human race. Life was never easy for Riley and just when she has everything she wants, life throws her another disappointment. The book was fun and entertaining.

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Feb 19, 2013 Toni H rated it 5 of 5 stars

The world created in the Dark Ink Chronicles is so easy to fall into feet first. The characters are loveable with all their faults. I could not put this book down and found it ended far too soon, I cannot wait for the story of Riley to continue.

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Mar 05, 2013 Cindyg rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

I put off reading this book because I knew I'd be dying for more and I was so right.
This is a complicated read that I really had to focus on but it was worth every hour, minute and second.
Riley is my hero, she's a kick ass, ask questions later type of girl and she's fiercely loyal to those she loves. And she'd die to protect everyone of them.
There are new and exciting characters who are easy to love and to admire.
There's action and passion and love and loss.
This story has it all.
It's riveting a...more

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Jan 09, 2013 Tia rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jan 26, 2013 Jeannie Lopez rated it 5 of 5 stars

Now all I can say , Is if you start on the 4th book be ready to go ans buy all the books so so GOOD !!

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Jan 29, 2013 Jocelyn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own, ongoing-series

I give this book a 3.5 It would have gotten a four but the first half of the book is kind of slow and hard to get into. However, the second half is very entertainig and it easily sucked me into the story.

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Jan 23, 2013 Melissa Waite rated it 2 of 5 stars

not as good as her others. seemed like a thought between books, not a book

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Oct 29, 2012 Terri rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: to-review

I absolutely love this series. The characters and story continue to progress to a very interesting and surprising place. Keep writing Elle Jasper!

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Feb 10, 2013 Whitney rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book should come out early in my opinion, I want to read this twist in the series so bad. I think adding new "supernaturals" will greatly increase my love of this series. If it just stayed on vampires I think that it would have just been stuck in a loop. Adding something different, like the black fallen, I think will help Riley discover the full extent to her new tendencies.... I know I cant wait to discover them!!!!!!

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Dec 22, 2012 Samantha rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-s-challenge, arc, paranormal

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Jan 02, 2013 Denise rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: dark-ink-chronicals-series, favorite, nook

I really don't like how that ended!! Eli and Vic are NOT dead!!! They can't be?!?!?!

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Jan 06, 2013 Laura Duval rated it 5 of 5 stars

Beautifully written and amazing addition to the prior ones. It captivates the audience, brings them further into Riley's chaotic world and makes the reader beg for more. The twists of events keeps you on your toes page after page. How I ache for Riley, Eli, and Vic. Athios I did not expect but believe he's got a place in my heart now as well.

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Jan 05, 2013 Jackie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: vampy

Well, it definitely kept my interest, otherwise it would probably be 3 stars. I'm disappointed in the short length. Every action scene seemed lacking. It was clear the book ended where it did to have the cliff hanger, which hurt, but is understandable. But the book could have been longer just based on everything that happened so quickly.

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Jan 24, 2013 Dena rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-books-read, new-release-2012, favorites-2013

I believe this series is getting better and better. Actually it seems like the author started a new series like spinoff which is awesome.I'm angry about Eli and Vic. Come on seriously with her behavior and Athios. I'm hoping the next book clears it up because this book has a huge cliffhanger.

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Feb 20, 2013 Melissa Santiago rated it 3 of 5 stars

My least favorite so far in this series, which is a big disappointment as I loved this series thus far! So many unanswered questions although I certainly would like to read more about Athios...and where in the world is ELI?

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Mar 29, 2013 Carole rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: vampires

An excellent read that kept me captivated the whole time. I look forward to the next in the series.
I really enjoy meeting all the different otherworld characters.
The setting in Scotland is intriguing.

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Elle Jasper spent her youth buried in the pages of Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, Bram Stoker, and Stephen King. Growing up on the salt marshes of Savannah, Georgia, she was always fascinated by the city’s ancient cobblestones, eerie church spires and Gothic Revival architect—as well as the dark, not-so-publicized side of Savannah, both steeped in tumultuous history. After an education at Armstron...more

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