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Jan 05, 2012

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3.5 flames
My thoughts on Noah are a little mixed, so I may be a bit scattered. I think that this whole series has been an interesting mix of an interesting plot, wait, no a fantastic plot, but with overly dramatic and repetitive writing. My main complaint through these 5 books have been the writing. It annoys the crap out of me. BUUUUT, the characters and plot more than make up for it. I mean I did read 5 books here! I must like som More...

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Aug 31, 2008

Julie (jjmachshev) rated it:

Oh, oh, oh. I'm still riding high after finishing "Noah" by Jacquelyn Frank, book five of her 'Nightwalkers' series. This series has everything I want in a paranormal romance/urban fantasy: mega-hot heroes, strong heroines, vampires, demons, and weres (Oh, my).

Kestra is a successful mercenary who uses her intelligence, agility, and highly trained body. She's also a woman who has suffered horrible loss and lives with survivor guilt every day. Until one evening, on a mis More...

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Aug 16, 2011

DarienMoya rated it:

^^NOAH LET ME INTO YOUR ARK!^^

I am so in love with Jacquelyn Frank’s world of demons. I could read about them all day, and it would not be enough. I love how detailed everything is, and usually where I would be bored I am just revelling in it all.

Book 5 in the Nightwalkers series is by some extraordinary stuff, most will not agree because we expected the world from Noah. I am glad he was no extraordinary demon because it would have been too much. He was More...

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Sep 26, 2010

Kelly rated it:

I loved all of these books and will add this series to one of my favs. It was a nice combination of everything.

I do have a few cons...It did have a tendency to be repetative with regards to Kestra's struggle to love Noah. Also, her background story with regards to her tragedy wasn't carried out well. For something so tragic as it was suppose to be, was not well served with a summary.

Also...the largest complaint is that I've heard that this was suppose to be the last bo More...

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Aug 31, 2008

Gina rated it:

Terrific! Sensual and erotic with mystery and suspense combined!

Noah is coming to the edge of his sanity. As a demon, he feels deeply, and during the moon phase of Sahmain and Beltane, if the needs of a male demon aren’t met, his insanity grips the better part of him, making him do things he doesn’t want to do. Noah struggles with this more and more as the centuries go on, and for the past six months, he’s been dreaming of a wild woman who pushes him right to the brink of his sanity. More...

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Feb 20, 2009

Mickey rated it:

Noah was a good addition to the Nightwalkers series, but it was not my favorite out of the five books Jacquelyn Frank has published so far. She usually does a great job at having the two main characters fall in love slowly with reason yet keeps the rest of the story flowing in the background. I have long awaited for Noah to find his partner, but I thought that the way they fell in love was a tad bit sketchy. She does mention a long background between the two for 6 months (you will have to read i More...

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Feb 16, 2010

Nely rated it:

Last (for now), but definitely not least, in the series is Noah. The Demon King has no intentions in claiming a mate, for his only goal is to protect his kind from their human and Nightwalker enemies. But for the past six months this has become more and more difficult for him. Not only have most of his friends found their significant others, but he has been having vivid dreams of a woman that has him on the brink of madness. When he finally gets the courage to go out of his way and find this mys More...

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Jul 03, 2010

Lady Vale rated it:

I loved Noah's story, it was really good, an excelent addition to the Nightwalkers series, but it was not my favorite.

I mean I loved it but I just was expecting a bit more. Maybe because I read somewhere that this was supposed to be the last book of the series, but it just can't be, I mean so many things need an ending; for example, what happened to Ruth? She wasn't even mentioned in this book. 4 previous books to develop her story and in the last one she doesn't appeared.

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Jun 09, 2011

Lisa rated it:

Finally Noah gets an imprinted mate! The demon king has needed one for a long while now and I was so relieved for him that he finally found Kestra. However, Noah became a smaller version of himself because of his fear of losing her. Noah, for me, has always been larger than life - even more so than the others. By seeing Kestra's death - which he then circumvents to save her - he sort of folded in on himself to me. He withheld so many facets of his personality to not scare Kestra off that I wante More...

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Sep 07, 2008

Gypsie rated it:

I have waited to read this since Jacob. There is still nothing better than Jacob. This was really good, although at times I felt like it seemed long and too detailed. Or maybe my mind kept going other places, distractions over riding my concentration. There were a few questions that were left unanswered or cleared up with Kestra. Nothing wrong with Noah's character and I feel for him. I was happy to see all other characters from other books in there and sad at some of the ways things left and More...

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Jan 03, 2009

Elisa rated it:

Noah, the true monarch and patriarch of the Nightwalker world, is definitely a favourite character of mine. I loved this book, and I loved watching Noah learn about himself and others, and grow as an individual. As the fifth instalment, I was a little taken aback by the different style in which it was written as compared to the other Nightwalker novels, but I quickly got over it. I loved the updates of "old" characters (which is no doubt why I really love series novels) and the introdu More...

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Jan 15, 2009

Kaleigha rated it:

I read this one second, after Jacob, since I could get my hands on it before the others. I was very much looking forward to his story, and for the most part was not disappointed. I found that it lacked a little spark that had been there in the first book of the series, Jacob. I think the problem I had, such as it was, was that I did not feel that Kestra was equal to Noah. I did not dislike her as a character, but I did not find she was enough for the Demon king. She did come into her own tow More...

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Feb 04, 2012

Michelle rated it:

I FORCED myself to finish this. This whole series was a drag for me. WAY,WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY,WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY,WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY,WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY,WAY,WAY, WAY, WAY, WAY TOO many details. Oh did I say that too much? Well that is how this series read to me. ARGH! I just wanted to scream. In fact I think I may have growled a time or two. This side stories and internal dialogue take FOREVER. The incessant details make the stories so long and so slow and put me to sleep.

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Aug 23, 2011

Dine rated it:

Samhein und Beltane sind zwei Ereignisse, während denen die Dämonen gerne dem Wahnsinn verfallen und ihre Würde, ihre Gesetze und alles, was sie ausmacht, über Bord werfen, um ihrem fleischlichen Gelüsten nachzugehen. Mit dem Ergebnis, dass um sie herum alles zerstört wird, wenn dies eintrifft.
Eines dieser zwei großen Feste im Jahr steht kurz bevor und der Dämonenkönig Noah wird von Träumen heimgesucht, die heißer nicht sein könnten. In diesen Träumen ist er seiner zukünftigen Gefährtin beg More...

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May 12, 2011

jD rated it:

This one was a mixed bag for me. If I rated it based on expectation, it would be 3 stars. If I rated it on individual plot direction, it would go lower. So I decided to rate it based on the level of personal enjoyment overall, put-down-ability, emotional manipulation, and plot advancement. When factoring these things only, I can comfortably settle at 4 stars and sleep well with the decision.

This five book journey began when I could no longer ignore the hype of the fan base for th More...

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Aug 23, 2010

Therese rated it:

The book title isn't very creative, but it definitely makes it easier to identify which book it is in the series! Although this is book #5 in the series, this is the first one I've read thus far. Noah is king of a race of demons and his specialty is fire. This book's primary focus is on how he meets and gets along with his mate Kestra, who is a druid. She is smart and powerful in her own right, which is always a positive for me.

Noah makes some pretty serious mistakes throughout this More...

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Jun 18, 2010

Andrea rated it:

She lost me the moment the hero used a child--a supposedly beloved niece--as a hostage. Nothing could redeem Noah, the demon king, in my eyes after that, no matter how crazy he was at the time. It is impossible for me to view him as hero material.

So disappointing, since I've enjoyed the rest of the series. Frank has created a novel world out of many common paranormal creatures: shapeshifters, vampires, demons, etc. The other heroes have been appealing, despite some paternalistic More...

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May 20, 2010

Bookwatcher rated it:

It was 2008... I remember clearly... I finished Damien (the 4# of the serie)

. I was so happy! Was a great story and I was exulting for the sequel… and I wait… eat my nails waiting… buy the preorder… wait the arrive from England… take the book from the post men smiling

… start and read all night… and everything was…. FOR NOTHING!!!
WHY??? WHY??? This book is terrible! Noah was a wuss king, nothing like the great demon of fire that scary all the others!

Whyyyyyy??? Why the bo More...

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Nov 16, 2009

Barbara rated it:

Noah is book 5 of the Nightwalker series and it's a good continuation of the story but I was slightly disappointed. I was expecting a much grander story for the Demon King and I've always loved Noah in the past books so I was really looking forward to the story.

Noah has been having vivid erotic dreams about a woman. He can't see her face or knows where she lives but he is silently tormented by her. He decides to seek the help of Corine, a Druid Matchmaker to see if she can help fi More...

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Aug 07, 2009

Natasja rated it:

Noah, the King of the demons has always been in control of his powers, but lately he feels restless. Family and friends close to him found their mates and are settling down, but his need to find his mate is becoming almost unbearable. With Samhain just around the corner, Noah feels the need and he knows he is no exception to the rules. If he fails and cross the line, he knows he has to deal with his enforcers Jacob and Bella. But Noah cannot ignore the dreams he has lately of his mate, although More...

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Jul 03, 2011

Maria rated it:

Finally the story of Noah!! “Noah” by Jacquelyn Frank, the fifth book in Nightwalkers series tell us the story of the Demon King himself.
The lonely king finds his mate. He has lived so many centuries without a passionate love and now it’s time! For the last six months he has been dreaming a mysterious woman and he knew that she is the one for him. Although he was famous about his stoicism and his sanity, he reaches to a point that he can’t stand his loneliness anymore. Because of that, he More...

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Jun 27, 2011

Shawna rated it:

I loved Noah in this book. We finally get to see that he is not always in control of himself or his feelings. That even though he is very logical most times that he can still be ruled by his emotions. I loved how Kestra was a very strong willed woman with not only military/mercenary background, but also an education in proper etiquitte. Afterall a woman for a king must be able to be lady like as well as independent. She was a perfect fit Noah. Don't get me wrong she definitely get on my nerves a More...

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Nov 29, 2011

Michelle rated it:

Sweet Demons!

For the past six months, Noah has been having dreams of a mysterious female. He doesn't know her name, but he craves the pleasures he finds in her presence. As Samhain once again approaches, Noah's dreams force him into action to seek his destined mate. He enlists the help of the Druid, Corinne, to help him make contact and find her. He's forced to make some selfish choices that have the potential to alienate his closest friends and family to save Kestra. Sh More...

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Dec 29, 2011

Sandra rated it:

This is an apt image. Noah, the Demon King, a Fire Demon over 700 years old, has watched those around him fall under the spell of the Imprinting. He's happy for them but also longs for his own mate.

In this book, he finally gets what he's been wishing for.

Of course, it can't all be flowers and chocolates, and Jacquelyn Frank delivers yet another riveting example of her masterful story telling. Noah's mate is much like the other women in this series - strong, More...

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Feb 06, 2009

Mojca rated it:

For the past six months, Noah, the Demon King, has had difficulty keeping his darker and "baser" instincts under control, plagued by tantalizing and incredibly real dreams of the woman clearly destined to be his mate. But if she fights him even in his dreams, he can only suspect the fight she'll put up in real life.

Kestra Irons is living her life on the edge, trying to purge her deep-rooted fears with deadly stunts. Yet one day, the Grim Reaper is waiting and her life is ex More...

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Aug 10, 2011

Suzanne the Mighty ~Satin Seductress~ rated it:

Another book, another beautiful woman! Do I sound bitter? maybe. I long for a heroine that has some kind of physical flaw, instead of iridescently beautiful sugar white hair and perfect skin, I long for a blemish, some slightly adorable crooked teeth, hell I wouldn't even mind a bad haircut, or a bad hair day! Alas it is not to be, and all of us average looking, need-to-lose-a-few-pounds women are doomed to never be loved by a Nightwalker. Like I said I may me slightly bitter.

Okay, n More...

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Apr 10, 2010

Bridget rated it:

Okay i thought this was the last book of the series so i was really expecting everything to come to an end, wondering what the hell is gonna come of Jasmine. Well now i know her's is the next book i am super excited to read it. I was a little confused when Jasmine said that Kes was full human and not Druid. I guess i read too much into that because the subject was never touched again, So i was a little lost on that because my mind was thinkin of all these other possibilities, so i guess i was a More...

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May 09, 2011

Susan rated it:

Jacquelyn Frank has created a phenomenal series and Noah brings the fire and burn that concludes this part of the Nightwalker world with an explosive romance in epic grandeur. With all the Elemental Demons along with their mates, Noah takes the reader on an emotional roller coaster ride through passion and danger in blazing style. Ms. Frank brings new meaning to 'burning bed' when you curl up with the Demon King, and Noah is guaranteed to set your night on fire as you read his story. Her tal More...

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Sep 26, 2011

Dorothy (Alaskan Bookie) rated it:

I listened to this as an Audiobook, narrated by Xe Sands. This is the 5th book in the Nightwalker series.

This is Noah’s story (obviously, right?) So we have to take all the things that we have learned about Noah in the last 4 books and apply them to his story. He is a diplomat, a brother, an Uncle, a friend, and a king. What we haven’t seen yet is Noah in love.

We have seen the brotherly love he has shown for his sisters, but not the real pull at your heart strings, can’t More...

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Jul 02, 2009

Lisa rated it:

Warning: Some Spoilers

Where to begin? I was so disappointed in this book. I liked 1/2 of it. Unfortunately, the half I liked was interrupted by a lot of garbage. In other words, I was forced to wade through a lot of irrelevant and insignificant details to get to the good parts throughout. There was no continuity to the pace of the story.

Perhaps I was under the misconception that these books were being written and published as a serial. My understanding going in was that N More...

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