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The Den of Shadows Quartet (Den of Shadows #1-4)

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Four Complete Novels - One Captivating World

In the Forests of the Night
Three hundred years ago Risika was human. Now she is a vampire, a powerful one. And her past has come back to torment her.

Demon in My View
Jessica isn't your average high school student - she's an acclaimed author of vampire fiction. Now two new students at her high school strongly remind her of her fav...more

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Published August 11th 2009 by Delacorte Press

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Jan 06, 2012 Misty Baker rated it 3 of 5 stars

When I first picked up “The Den of Shadows Quartet” I was nothing more than mildly curious. I have never been a big fan of short stories, my feeling is that if you have spent the time to think out the twist and turns of a plot, then be big enough to write and entire book, but pushing all of my preconceived skepticism to the back of my already full brain I decided…What the hell…give it a try…it’s got vampires how bad can it be?

And then I read the first story…

“In The Forests of the Night” was tofu...more When I first picked up “The Den of Shadows Quartet” I was nothing more than mildly curious. I have never been a big fan of short stories, my feeling is that if you have spent the time to think out the twist and turns of a plot, then be big enough to write and entire book, but pushing all of my preconceived skepticism to the back of my already full brain I decided…What the hell…give it a try…it’s got vampires how bad can it be?

And then I read the first story…

“In The Forests of the Night” was tofu. A mass of hype, with zero taste, that leaves you nothing but annoyed and hungry after you have already devoured 2 full bowls of the crap. The story followed Rachel/Risika in her vampiry quest to prove herself against her arch-enemy Aubrey. The story had potential to be interesting, it’s just to bad the writing was crap! The entire language and flow of the first story felt forced…as though a new author was trying to prove their uncanny ability to use a thesaurus. It was choppy, it was boring, and while normally I can trick myself into “reading” personality into the characters even my mind refused to do anything but translate the words into monotone High School history teacher mode.
(1/5)

The 2nd story “Demon in My View” was much better than it’s predecessor. Plucking a character from the 1st story, (Aubrey) we are again taken on a small journey of self discovery. Jessica isn’t your typical high school senior, she is an accomplished author of a series of vampire paranormal fiction (go figure), and (ironically enough) the target of a much anticipated “vampire” hit. (Note-to-self: never piss off those significantly more lethal than yourself.) She finds herself stuck in a complicated race to save her life and to figure out the mysterious Aubrey. (Whom, by the way I detested in the first book and then jumped the fence and liked in story 2) The plot was much more smooth, and the writing was SIGNIFICANTLY better, the main problem found in this little snippet of a story was the crash ending…so much potential and then BLAH!
(2.5/5)

“Shattered Mirror” was by far my favorite of all 4. As a matter of fact, at one point (even though I hate to admit this) I got a little choked up by the visual I had playing in my head (you’ll know the scene when you read it) This story followed a naive vampire hunter named Sarah Vida. After several failed attempts at conquering the ultimate evil she is dragged away (by her more successful hunter mother) for more training and, much to her excitement, a chance to attend a “mortal” school again. She is quickly confronted by not 1 but 2 “friendly” vampires and despite herself is sucked (excuse the pun) into a comfortable “normal” existence of school work and doting boys. It’s just to bad that her mother doesn’t see her new friends as acceptable. She is manipulated, physically torn down, and in the end has to decide to take or keep her own life. It is a story of self evaluation, and despite its quick ending, it was actually a pleasant read.
(3/5)

And last, but certainly not least was “Midnight Predator”. I thought this story actually had the most potential to be expanded upon, but again…it reached the dreaded short story, cut quick ending. It followed Cathy/Turquoise/Audra (yes that is 1 person) and her rival Rayvn in their assignment (as hunters) to assassinate the evil she-vamp Jeshickah. The duo is forced to go under cover as human slaves in a wildly written vampire power-play, but shortly after entering the compound both girls quickly learn that their past are back to haunt them…in more ways than one. Turquoise finds herself enamored but those she has pledged to destroy and in the end realizes that she trust them more than she trust herself This particular journey to self discovery had the most fluid writing and the most tied up (still short though) ending. Not bad, just not great.
(2.5/5)

All in all the book was…ok. There were quick snippets of emotionally driven writing, but nothing that you could “sink your teeth” into. (Sorry.. I had to do it.) Read it if you have nothing better, but expect no more than airplane fiction…a quick read with a dap of depth and nothing more.

Happy reading my fellow Kindle-ites and remember: just because Audra’s Jaguar turned out to be a hot vampire with a kind heart doesn’t mean you should go jumping into zoo cages snickering “here kitty kitty”(less)

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Jul 22, 2011 Meaghan R. (YA-aholic) rated it 4 of 5 stars

i reviewed this book in the individual pages, so i'll combine them all here....

In the Forests of the Night
5 stars

I really enjoyed this book.
I love first person.
The chapters alternating between past and present was fascinating.This was a super quick read, and most definitely enjoyable.

I look forward to future stories about this character, if there are going to be any...

Demon in My View
4 stars

I was a little bummed that this story didn't follow the same story as the previous book, but still beca...more

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Sep 01, 2011 Mateja rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own

A short review:

The Den of Shadows Quartet offers interesting stories that are skillfully written but with two-dimensional main characters that I found hard to like as their personalities lacked any true (positive) emotion. The books were relatively short with endings that offered little resolve and left a part of the story unsaid.

Now I'll review each book individually as the main characters are different in each book, though thy are set in the same world.

In the Forest of the Night: 3 stars

This...more

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Apr 11, 2011 Sue Bursztynski rated it 2 of 5 stars

I liked the idea very much - teenage girl annoys the vampires by writing them into her novel, not realising they're real. The trouble is, it wasn't funny as I'd assumed it was going to be. No matter how horrible the vampires are, the heroine thinks of them as her friends. She tells off the vampire hunter for killing her friends, who are, let's face it, serial killers. My students love it and who am I to argue with them, but I couldn't finish this set of novellas, I'm afraid. Maybe I should have...more

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Sep 01, 2009 Scoozer rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-rtn-swap

I would give this book a 2.5 if I could. It was one book with four separate novellas. The first two stories were not good. They were poorly written and developed. I would give them 2 stars. The last two novellas were better, but not great. They showed a lot of promise and had intriguing characters, but the story was not developed and didn't go anywhere. The author would flirt with romantic interests, but never delivered. She never showed a resolution for any of her characters, just raised questi...more

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Dec 14, 2012 The Insane Isabella rated it 5 of 5 stars

Okay I have to admit I read this book in 2 days. I liked all of these books very much; they had a nice quality to them that really made me ride the high once I opened the first page. I especially loved the poem at the beginning of every book. I also liked that it reflected what the book would somewhat be about and then at the end going back and reading the poems it all made a great impact on the book.
I devoured all the books with great fervor; and with that said I loved all of them some more tha...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Kenya0306 rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own, young-adult, fantasy

I'm rating this book on the the story I gave the most stars to.

•In the Forest of the Night (2 stars)
I felt the dialogue was repetitive and it kind of annoyed me. Risika was an awesome character and her life story drew me in. The switch between her part life and current vampire life showed how much she grew as a person and being of the night. The plot twist for a short story made the ending bittersweet.

•Demon in My View (1 1/2 stars)
Jessica was really headstrong and made everyone out to be the e...more

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Oct 10, 2012 Corina rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone who likes paranormal YA novels

The Den of Shadows Quartet

“The night is full of mystery. Even when the moon is brightest, secrets hide everywhere. Then the sun rises and its rays cast so many shadows that the day creates more illusion than all the veiled truth of the night,” Jessica – Demon in my View

With the enigmatic picture the above words paint how can anyone not get sucked into the tumescent world of Demon in my View? Amelia Atwater-Rhodes, author of The Den of Shadows Quartet and many of my other favorite books has been...more

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Jun 08, 2012 Zoe rated it 3 of 5 stars

Going to use this space to review each story as I go.

This is starting to remind me so much of the Night World series by L.J. Smith.

In the Forests of the Night: 3 Stars
Alternates between present and past events. Risika was very enjoyable to read from and a pretty good version of vampire lore. I loved reading about her past and really felt her pain and anger. Had a bittersweet ending which I felt was the perfect way for it to end. I also enjoyed reading every fighting scene she had.

Demon in My Vie...more Going to use this space to review each story as I go.

This is starting to remind me so much of the Night World series by L.J. Smith.

In the Forests of the Night: 3 Stars
Alternates between present and past events. Risika was very enjoyable to read from and a pretty good version of vampire lore. I loved reading about her past and really felt her pain and anger. Had a bittersweet ending which I felt was the perfect way for it to end. I also enjoyed reading every fighting scene she had.

Demon in My View: 1.5 Stars
I just couldn't like Jessica at all. She bitches constantly that she has no friends and she is ostracised from everyone but when a girl actually approaches her and tries to be friends with her she basically tells her to fuck off. She was also so horrible to her mother who was nothing but nice to her and tried to make her happy. The romance was just horrible, I could not understand why she liked him considering she knew everything he has done without remorse. I also couldn't understand how she could prefer being a vampire than side with witches. Only reason it didn't get a zero was because I liked Caryn and the rule that you will be a weaker vampire if you willingly turn and a stronger vampire if you unwillingly get turned.

Shattered Mirror: 2.5 Stars
In the first half I was absolutely loving the story and the characters and was racing through the story. However the second half was just bad, the characters had a rapid personality change and the ending to me just made no sense and I didn't understand how it ended like that. The author seems to want her readers to hate the witch hunters and favour the vampires but I prefer the hunters over the vampires so this ending really pissed me off. I also didn't like the romance in this one either, too cheesy for my taste.

Midnight Predator: 4 Stars
This was my favourite story of the four. Turquoise was such a complex character and it was so sad reading what had happened to her. She is definitely my favourite character as well from all the stories. I loved reading the fighting scenes and the whole idea of Midnight, it would make sense for the vampires to make a place like that. I absolutely loved the romance, mmm Jaguar is so yummy. I really felt the chemistry between the two of them that seemed to lack in the last two books. I was worried at one point that it was going to end much like Demon in My View and Shattered Mirror but thank god it didn't. We are left with an open ending and I wish I knew what happened to her after that.(less)

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Jan 08, 2010 Sage rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-ve-read-this-year, vampires-immortals

This was a really interesting series. It was mostly about the vampire hunters falling in love with the vampires or vampires falling in love with the hunter.

In the Forests of the Night-
It was not the best one out of the four. It was kinda dull and I felt like it was going over the same information over and over again. I found the characters interesting because the author tried to make Risika weak and Aybrey the strongest living vampire. But Risika was scared most of the time throughout the story...more This was a really interesting series. It was mostly about the vampire hunters falling in love with the vampires or vampires falling in love with the hunter.

In the Forests of the Night-
It was not the best one out of the four. It was kinda dull and I felt like it was going over the same information over and over again. I found the characters interesting because the author tried to make Risika weak and Aybrey the strongest living vampire. But Risika was scared most of the time throughout the story, and Aybrey was this weak trying to act tough-punk.
Was not the best story out of the four like i said,but near the end it said that it was published when she was 13 in 1984 considering that it was okay.

Demon in Mt View-
Was pretty good. A little strange because the character from In the Forest of the Night was in it and he was vampire who wants to be normal and falls in love with the strangest girl in the whole school. Jessica secretly wrote vampire novels under the name Ash Night. She had no friends and had the aura that caused all the students to instictly dislike her. Aybrey transfers and unknownly had his heart stolen by Jessica. But the books that she has been writing was making the vampires uneasy because they were the past and it all happened. Vampires have no idea that Jessica has been writing the stories but all they wanted was her dead because Aybrey was writtened out as the strongest vampire alive.
I thought it was good i thought the plot was really different and it was interesting to read.

Shattered Mirror-
Sarah is the youngest Vida vampire hunter. She seems cold and unwelcoming at first but as the story goes on she just had a lot to deal with being a vampire hunter. Sarah is new in school because she was exspelled out of the other school because she openedly fought a vampire in plain sight. Vampire hunters are all after Nikolas who has murdered countless of people and engraved his name into there skin. Sarah makes two friends who happen to be vampire and has to decide between killing her friends or leaving them alone.
This story had very little twist and turns but i really enjoyed this book.

Midnight Predator
This book was a book where you had to reread to get full details.
Turquoise Draka is a vampire hunter who was a high ranked hunter and wanted the title Crimson,it was the most elite of the three guilds. Her biggest rival was Ravyn; they were equally matched. When a mission comes up to kill on of the most powerful vampires,Jeshikah. Turquoise and Ravyn end up going into Midnight as vampire slaves.

I thought the story was good but the character Jaguar was a little strange it was like the author had a little hard time trying to ''get into character.'' (less)

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Jul 10, 2012 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is a new author to me and I have to say... I was dissapointed and don't really like her writing style. In the first book she is just flinging out vampire terminology like we are all professors of it. That made it fairly confusing to start with. Plus the information itself was fairly useless too. None of the books ended well enough for me either. The last book in the series was the best and could've been great but of course it fell flat at the end too. I'd have to be heavily convinced her ot...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Mike rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: excellent-boxed-sets, fantasy, why-is-there-no-hype, good-books-have-bad-covers

In the Forests of the Night: 3/5
Demon in My View: 4/5
Shattered Mirror: 5/5
Midnight Predator: 3/5

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Apr 04, 2010 Holly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: vampires, witches_magic, favorites

This series, frankly, was incredible. I started reading and was totally grabbed by the first story. The second one continued with some great characters from the first. The third brought in mostly new characters (that I still loved). And the fourth was totally entertaining.

I didn't know if I was going to like the stories so much, since they didn't follow one main character like most other series do. But I think this worked out really well, considering the fact that each book seemed to bring back...more

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Mar 01, 2013 Rachel Baird rated it 5 of 5 stars

Just started Midnight Predator and already don't want to continue :(. I loved In The Forests Of The Night! It was extremely well written. Demon in my view threw me for a loop, I loved it just the same. Shattered Mirror is a stand alone and doesn't link enough to the previous two, but it was still awesome. But this last one seems not related to any of the others and I'm not a fan. I'm on page 10/Chapter 2 and I'm not interested. :( Oh well I have all the next books in the series on hold at my lib...more

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Dec 25, 2011 Tiffany rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: easy-quick-read, couldnt-put-it-down, paranormal

Four short stories, all really interesting and fast reads. The first three were easy to connect to one another, the next book would mention a character or two from the previous one or the main character for the next book would be a quick mention in the previous one, but I'm still trying to figure out how the last book connects other than the quick mention of New Mayhem. Highly likely I'll be reading another one of her books, The Shapeshifters: The Kiesha'ra of the Den of Shadows, sometime soon.

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Dec 29, 2012 Anna rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

If you love vampire novels (and even if you don't) then you NEED to read these books.
It so hard to believe that Amelia Atwater-Rhodes wrote these when she was a teenager. The writing is rich and mature. The stories unique and enthralling. And the characters are strong.
In order from most loved to least loved (but still loved) here is how I enjoyed these books:
Midnight Predator
Demon In My View
In the Forest of the Night
Shattered Mirror

I have read all of these quick novels multiple times and will c...more

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Oct 01, 2012 Megan rated it 4 of 5 stars

All of the stories together, as a whole, were well played out. I wouldn't have minded if they were continued a little longer. Actually, I think that is the fault in this book. I simply didn't get enough. Some of the stories felt unfinished. I needed them to be wrapped up a little better. (view spoiler)...more

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May 10, 2011 Laura Martinelli rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, library-reread

I picked up this edition as I’m missing two of the books in this series. And wow, did it bring me back. I originally read the series back when I was thirteen, so picking it up again after some time was refreshing.

In the Forests of the Night- While the writing is really stilted in this, it works well with Risika’s narration and you get the sense that you are reading the memories and current events of a three hundred year old vampire. The plot moves a little too quickly for such a short book, but...more I picked up this edition as I’m missing two of the books in this series. And wow, did it bring me back. I originally read the series back when I was thirteen, so picking it up again after some time was refreshing.

In the Forests of the Night- While the writing is really stilted in this, it works well with Risika’s narration and you get the sense that you are reading the memories and current events of a three hundred year old vampire. The plot moves a little too quickly for such a short book, but I do like it. I love the world that’s created in the first book, and you really get the idea of the different power struggles and how different the vampires are from one another. Also, there’s a lot going back to Stoker’s idea of vampires in this (can go out in the sun, shape-shifting, faded reflection), which is always a plus in my book.

Demon in My View- I think my biggest problem with this one is that Jessica is an obvious Author Avatar and it shows. While I do like the idea of the shared universe (given her quick cameo in the previous book), this seemed to be a little too on the mark for me. However, it does give an interesting perspective on the romance between Jessica and Aubrey, precisely because she knows that Aubrey’s a vicious bastard- I’m a bit okay with the relationship because Jessica has nothing to lose. I’m still undecided on the explanation of how Jessica knows what she knows (I had the same issue with its use in Persistence of Memory), but it works a bit better in this book.

Shattered Mirror- So, Bella and Edward are star-crossed lovers, torn apart by their families’ feuding…wait, wrong books. (Although in the post-Twilight world, it’s really hard not to make the comparison.) I do like the fact that Nissa and Christopher have a definite reason for attending high school over and over again, and I like how differently you see Sarah react to them with the pressure of her family. I like the full introduction to the witches and their lines (which gets further explored in All Just Glass). The ending is a little sudden, however the sequel picks up right where it leaves off and goes into more detail.

Midnight Predator-This is a much different book than the rest of the series, as we finally get away from New Mayhem’s realm and deal with other vampires. I like the world building and the fact that there’s a much nastier sort of vampires who will break humans any way that they can. However, this also leads to my biggest characterization issue in the whole thing—Jaguar is still presented and commented as being one of the good guys, but nobody (particularly Turquoise) thinks about him ruling a slave empire after we found out about his past. (Which in my book, um. NO.) Not to say it was a bad book, I do like it, this bit just put me on the edge.
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Dec 02, 2012 Allice Revelle rated it 2 of 5 stars

One of my favorite things in the world is finding books at garage sales or used book stores, and The Den of Shadows Quartet was on of those. It was highly recommended by the sweet lady who owned a book store near my home~ :)

Unfortunately, its been a little while since I've read it (a couple of months?), and to be honest, I don't really remember much about every story. And if I have to think long and hard about what each story was about or the characters, it must not have left a good impression.

I...more

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Dec 10, 2012 Bridgette Collins rated it 3 of 5 stars

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes was thirteen (I think) when she published Into The Forests of the Night and I personally believe she read too much Night World then tried to pull off some of the stories, just not as well as the fabulous L. J. Smith.

I'm going to go backwards here and start with Midnight Predator. Midnight Predator was an okay copy of Black Dawn. Let's compare:

Black Dawn
A girl becomes a slave in a vampire/shape-shifter infested fortress

She is semi-friendly with a girl who is bitter and ha...more

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Nov 01, 2011 Aishwarya Nair rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is called 'The Den Of Shadows Quartet'
I decided to read this book, because somebody in my form class
recommended it to me.

This fits into my Bingo board under the category:'A book with a female main character'.

It is a great book on the life of vampires, and Amelia is the best writer of the Genre that i have ever read.

This book features four different stories,but some of these characters are also featured within these other stories.
The first of this collection is called: In the Forest of...more

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Sep 19, 2010 Bianca rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Jul 26, 2010 Mandy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Cover: I absolutely love this cover! It's so beautiful.It looks even better in real life. Ah, love it.
StoryLine: The Den of Shadows is a collection of four novels, all based in the same world, but with different stories. The first three involve reoccurring characters, but the forth has all new characters.
The first is the only one told in first person, the rest are all third person. The first book is about Risika, a powerful vampire, taking control of her life.
The second is about Jessica, a girl...more

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Feb 15, 2010 Briana rated it 4 of 5 stars

Original review here: http://thebookpixie.blogspot.com/2010...

In the Forests of the Night
In the Forests of the Night is the first actual vampire book I've read - sparkling 'vegetarian' vampires so don't count - so I wasn't entirely sure how I would take to it.

When I started reading this, I found it very interesting to realize Amelia was only 13 when she wrote In the Forests of the Night.

I liked Risika as a character. The inner battle going on within herself between who she was before and who she...more

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Aug 30, 2011 Momarabbit rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Definitely could have earned another star, in my eyes, if it had a little more consistency and joined the characters together better in each book. I lost track of characters and lives. I understand they are all entwined but more follow through is needed.

Each book contained a new set of characters and a well imagined plot. The fist novel veered off from my expectations. It was written in first person and when I had adjusted to the writer's style she changed it up. I was drawn into the second thir...more

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Mar 24, 2010 Julie Stockill rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is a interesting book. It is a collection of 4 smaller stories that are all linked together one way or another. All four are mostly involving Vampires, witches and hunters as the main characters. It was not my favorite book and I found the first two stories poorly written and a little more childish. overall the book is geared to a younger reader in there teens. I cannot see myself reading the book a second time but I would definatly recommend it to someone interested in vampires.

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Nov 05, 2012 Marcia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, english, vampires, young-adult, magic, paranormal

I liked all four stories in this book. The novellas were a bit too short, but easy and enjoyable to read. I liked the way how In the Forests of the Night and Demon in my View were related and was a bit disappointed the other stories didn't connect on the same level. I would say The Den of Shadows Quartet is a fun book to read, not the greatest book ever, but not bad at all :)

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Apr 14, 2010 Sandy rated it 4 of 5 stars

all four booksar pretty good. the characters are really unique and the way she connects each story with the other is really intriguing but the only thing bad ill say, is that the ending wasnt good enough for me. i wanted more, more elaboration into what happened next and especially with the characters that showed romantic interests in each other. i wanted there to be more romance and a better ending but overall it was a thrilling book that i enjoyed thoroughly. The 3rd book would have to be my f...more

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Oct 05, 2010 Heather Gilbert rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: crw3053

I read these books a few years ago, and they were an instant favorite. I though the story was great, a girl writing her own stories about a vampire who ended up being real. He gets pissed that she somehow knows so many intimate stories of his and goes after her. The thing that caught my attention the most was the AUTHOR though. Amelia Atwater-Rhodes was in her early teenage years when she wrote these books, and it astounds me that someone so young can have such an intense imagination. I know tha...more

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Sep 18, 2010 ~Perisi Kitty~ . rated it 4 of 5 stars

So it took me a while to finish the book due to the fact I wanted to savour the good literature in the book. I really enjoyed this book even though Im not into the whole immortal creatures but it was good nonetheless. I have to admit the worst, boring short story was 'The forests of the night' it was awfully dragging so I ended up reading that short story for last. Overall the three other stories were great and different. Some had a few twist but some were predictable. What I didn't enjoy was th...more

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I grew up in Concord, Massachusetts, where I matriculated through the public Concord-Carlisle school district from kindergarten until my graduation in 2001. The best part of school, from fifth grade until the year I graduated, was definitely chorus. I love music, and I love to sing, and though I never had the courage or the talent to participate in any of the high school plays as a performer, I en...more

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The Den of Shadows Quartet (Den of Shadows #1-4)

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