Night Play (Dark-Hunter, #6; Were-Hunter, #2) by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Jan 17, 2011 Zeek rated it 4 of 5 stars

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What makes Night Play a cut above the rest in the Dark Hunter seris, is the fact that it's totally character driven. (For me, it's always about the character.) I adored the heroine, Bride. She's a real woman and her feelings are so well expressed (by showing not telling,) SK hits dead on with this one.

The book starts out with Bride being dumped by her selfish boyfriend of 5 yrs. Not five minutes after she received her dumping papers, via HER OWN fedex account no less- we meet the hero who swoops...more What makes Night Play a cut above the rest in the Dark Hunter seris, is the fact that it's totally character driven. (For me, it's always about the character.) I adored the heroine, Bride. She's a real woman and her feelings are so well expressed (by showing not telling,) SK hits dead on with this one.

The book starts out with Bride being dumped by her selfish boyfriend of 5 yrs. Not five minutes after she received her dumping papers, via HER OWN fedex account no less- we meet the hero who swoops in for the rescue.

The hero, Vane, is alpha male to the max, of course the fact that he's what basically amounts to a werewolf in Kenyon's world has a lot to do with that.

Vane is totally focused on she-who-is-to-become-his-mate from the get go. Most of us average never-been-a-cheerleader-non-101-lb women know it's pure fantasy to believe that a man, gorgeous and ripped, would fall for us so completely and totally- but that doesn't mean we don't enjoy the fantasy of it! AND Most every woman wants her man to think she's the most beautiful creature on earth and long to be told that, as well as shown. Vane does it spades. And that's what makes one fall for him and this book too.

After years of verbal abuse by her ex, Bride's ready for some attention like Vane dishes out, even though she can hardly believe she deserves it.

There is a scene where Vane asks her to meet him at her favorite restaurant- the one which the ex never took her too because he didn't want to be seen with her, unfortunately when she arrives Vane is nowhere to be found and reservations have not been made. She stands outside only to realize her ex is coming up on her with a perfect babe on his arm. They snicker like high-schoolers at Bride and saunter in while she stands outside clutching her shawl around her, attempting to make herself invisible and thinking she's been stood up.

Right then I fell in love with the story. The first part was too unbelievable, (Vane and Bride get it on a little to early in the story AND c'mon he's just too sexy to be believed.)

But feeling like an idiot because you actually felt good about yourself for awhile only to be knocked back down into the crab pot of life once again? That I can buy into.

Never fear, Vane rescues her in stellar fashion. And, despite the typical Knight in Shining Armor cliche, the story plays out to a satisfying end.(less)

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Sep 27, 2010 Julie (Mom2lnb) rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of PNR Romance, Werewolves, the Dark-Hunter Series, Sherrilyn Keyon

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"4.5 stars" The Dark-Hunter series has had some ups and downs for me, but I have to say that I'm glad that I have continued with it or I would have missed out on some wonderful stories. When Sherrilyn Kenyon is “up”, she can write a very good story, and Night Play was definitely an “up” book for me. It had the swoon-worthy romance that I've loved in some of Ms. Kenyon's other books, lots of fun and interesting characters, and a good plot. Night Play picks up the narrative of Were-Hunt...more

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Feb 17, 2013 Vilda rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Anyone who loves PNR!

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"So long as he had breath in his body, no one would ever hurt anyone Vane cared for again. And he would bring death to anyone who ever tried."

Wow. Wowowow. How do I even start this? I wish I could get all of my feelings down in words! I absolutely loved Night Play and it was apparently exactly what I needed after a minor reading slump thanks to all the uni literature. Gosh, it was fantastic! I never realized just how much I missed this world with all of its wonderful characters before now.

I wa...more

"So long as he had breath in his body, no one would ever hurt anyone Vane cared for again. And he would bring death to anyone who ever tried."

Wow. Wowowow. How do I even start this? I wish I could get all of my feelings down in words! I absolutely loved Night Play and it was apparently exactly what I needed after a minor reading slump thanks to all the uni literature. Gosh, it was fantastic! I never realized just how much I missed this world with all of its wonderful characters before now.

I was only supposed to pick it up to read part of the sample; I was trying to decide which book to pick up next, and quickly got my answer after having finished over 50% in a few hours. I actually had to force myself to put it down, and as soon as I woke up I picked it right back up, only to finish it in one sitting.

I really loved finding out more about the were-hunters and getting to know everyone even better. I want more of their stories! And Vane... wow. I fell head over heels for this strong man, who's also one of the most caring men I think I've ever come across. He definitely deserved to finally find true love! And oh, Bride! She was without a doubt perfect for him and I loved how they healed each other.

My heart was beating like crazy for these two throughout the story! Night Play was definitely the best book in the series so far, and I'm left craving more. And after Bride's meeting with Valerius, I'm super curious about the next one! (Which I already have ready, of course!) If you haven't started this series yet, you definitely should; Kenyon is amazing!

'He took her hand and led it to his heart where she felt it pounding against her palm. "No one has ever touched me like you do. You're like a whisper. Gentle, soft. Soothing. In my world, the people only shout and scream. But you... you're my haven."'

LOL, and of course I have to include some wonderful Simi-scenes!

'"You know, Marissa is a cutie baby, but she be even prettier with horneys too."
"No, Sim, I don't think Amanda or Kyrian would appreciate getting their daughter back with a pair of horns on her head."
"Yeah, but she look so... so... deprived without them. I could make them really pretty. Maybe pink to go with her dress?"'

'"When Simi says dance, everybody dances."
"Like hell," one of the surlier brunette men snarled from his chair at the table beside them. "I dance for no one."
No sooner had he spoken than he jumped up and started patting at his groin as if it were on fire.
"Damn you, Ash," he snarled.
Ash smirked. "The lady says dance, Justin. Get your panther ass out here."
Bride laughed as everyone, including Ash, started doing the Macarena. This had to be the strangest moment of her life.'

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Sep 29, 2010 Elena R a.k.a. Lunies R rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: pnr-fantasy, will-make-your-body-parts-quiver, favorites

Night Play was a wonderful read for me, its my #1 favorite book so far in this series. I know I have many more to read, so I will definitely have more that I will love just the same,but for now this book is on my top favorites.

Vane & Brides story was utterly amazing! I thought they were a,one of a kind couple.Were-Wolf and a Human,its obvious right from the start neither one of them are perfect, yet they manage to stick together through the evil and goodness in their relationship and make it...more

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Feb 17, 2013 Louise rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: dark-dream-and-were-hunters, love-it-read-it-begin-again, favorites, inspirational-heroes

My first ever DH book, I can't believe it:) it feels like... well last year haha, way back when I don't know there's a Goodreads site...happy memories:)

There's so much information on who, what, where and how these characters came from especially the Hero, but it was explained in every detailed in the beginning,which got me interested in the first place. So...I won't going to tackle that anymore but I'll make some rambling thoughts about the Hero and Heroine and also why I love this book!:)

I love...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Ratchet Rachel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance, fantasy

Not my favorite of the Dark-Hunter Series so far... however I still enjoyed it immensely!

Quick Recap -

Things I loved

1. Simi, she is awesome. I. Love. Her. Her lines are the best in the series.

2. When Vane puts Bride's ex-boyfriend Taylor in his place, not once but TWICE! Take that you douche-canoe!!!

3. My jalapeno green nails (okay so that has nothing to do with the series, but I keep staring at them while I'm typing... they are awesome)

Napolean lurvs the Dark-Hunter Series

Onward, to the next...more

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Jun 06, 2010 Jacqueline rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone who loves a different take on the paranormal world.

Recommended to Jacqueline by: No one, but the series was recommended to me by a kind Barns-And

Shelves: author-sherrilyn-kenyon, series-dark-hunter

While I know it's illogical to say that every Dark-Hunter novel is my most favorite in the series, it's actually truth. I really do favor the Dark-Hunter book I most recently have read, and as such I can easily say that Night Play is one of my favorite books.

Aside from the fact that with this book Sherri introduces the idea of a seriously sexy Were-Hunter, Vane, falling in love with an Irish plus-sized store owner, Bride. The chemistry and overall emotional play between the characters is amazin...more

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Sep 15, 2008 Miss Kim rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Dark Hunter lovers

Shelves: dark-hunters, paranormal, 2008

Vane is a Katagaria Were-hunter. He was born a wolf, and lived his life as one until puberty hit and he was suddenly transformed in to a man. Bride McTierny is a woman who has just been dumped by her boyfriend of 5 years. She is self conscious about her looks because she is heavier than the average woman.

Vane had seen Bride a few weeks back, when she stopped by Sunshine Runningwolf's art stand in New Orleans. He was totally taken by her. Sunshine had told him she would introduce them, but he tol...more

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Apr 01, 2013 Nitzan Schwarz rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This is the first in the Dark Hunter series I was totally IN LOVE with. It is also the first one I'm writing a proper review for. Before, I enjoyed the Dark Hunter books. But they didn't quite blow my mind, and I never had too much to say about them. Well, Vane, the darling hero for this book, sure changed that...

Before I start with this review, let me explain a bit about the dark hunter series for those who have been living under a ro...more

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Nov 22, 2011 Myvampfiction rated it 5 of 5 stars

review by Meesh

*Warning: possible spoilers ahead.*

Tastes change a lot as a woman ages. When we're young and reckless, lots of us look at just the outer package. We want the flash. We want sexy and successful. A lot of young women will ignore a lot of very bad habits in men if they're good looking enough, drive a great car (or in my case, motorcycle), or have enough money. Then we grow up, which a lot of us feel is a very good thing. But what isn't good is the impetus for maturing.

Let me be a lit...more review by Meesh

*Warning: possible spoilers ahead.*

Tastes change a lot as a woman ages. When we're young and reckless, lots of us look at just the outer package. We want the flash. We want sexy and successful. A lot of young women will ignore a lot of very bad habits in men if they're good looking enough, drive a great car (or in my case, motorcycle), or have enough money. Then we grow up, which a lot of us feel is a very good thing. But what isn't good is the impetus for maturing.

Let me be a little personal here. I used to go after bad boys with "problems". I just knew I could fix them, make them better, and then they would love me. My mom said I was out to save the world one loser at a time. The problem with that is those kinds of guys can't be fixed, and they really seem to love to spread their poison to anyone who tries to get close to them. One loser in particular stands out in my memory, and he was every reason my taste in men changed.

Not that he was particularly hot or sexy, but being lovestruck, I thought he was. Tattoed, long hair, high school drop out. He treated me like dirt under his shoes and I begged him for more. After being told I was fat one too many times, and that I wasn't pretty enough, and that maybe if I would stop acting so damn smart he would love me, a light bulb went off in my head. Epiphany is hard to spell, but even harder to recognize. After five years of torment, I finally had enough bad boy to last me the rest of my life.

So what does this have to do with the book review? I'm sure you're all dying to know. Night Play is a Dark Hunter book, and it is my favorite. Bride, the lead female, had a boyfriend who treated her poorly. She wasn't a size 6, perfect little cookie cutter woman, and he made sure she knew it. He would make comments about her weight, what she was eating, and finally, he dumped her in a most degrading way. He wrote her a letter, basically telling her he needed someone better than she could ever be. I know how it feels to be told something like that, and I immediately felt her humiliation. So after a long relationship of being told all these bad things about herself, she didn't really see herself as attractive and worthy of love from a good man.

Vane Kattalakis was a man (well, a wolf really) who saw more than just the good in her. She was the most beautiful woman to him. From the moment he saw her, he was drawn to Bride in a way he couldn't understand. Of course, as a were-hunter, Vane had his own hang ups and family issues. Growing up in a pack of wolves, he had very different socialization experiences than humans and wasn't exactly sure how humans courted.

Their first meeting was the kind of encounter that would make even an unromantic person like me giddy. I guess I should say it did make even an unromantic person like me giddy. Vane went into Bride's store, bought a beautiful - and expensive - necklace, had her gift wrap it, and then walked away, leaving it on the counter. She yelled after him that he forgot it and his response melted my heart. "No, I left it with the woman I wanted to have it." Then he made a comment about how beautiful women should have beautiful things, and because Bride was so unaccustomed to hearing anyone say that she was beautiful, she started crying. He made it all better by taking her into the dressing room and making wild love to her. Awesome first sex scene.

Throughout the book, Bride continually questions why this very sexy man would want someone so imperfect. When the man who unceremoniously dumped her decided to try to cause problems for her, Vane came to her rescue in a way that brought out my love for bad boys again, not that I ever truly lost that spark, really. The fates had decided that Vane and Bride were destined to be mates, human and were-hunter, and it was so endearing to watch Vane protect her until she could trust that his attraction and love for her were genuine. He healed a lot of gaping wounds left by years of being told she was less than because she wasn't our society's ideal.

Of course, there are hot scenes throughout the entire book, and the description of Vane makes me a little breathless. Ponytail, tight t-shirt, all those things I left behind, only in a character who isn't another loser to be saved from himself. Vane knew how to treat the woman he adored, and that is really how every woman deserves to be treated. Sure, not all the time because let's face it. If our men were erect for us 24/7 and we responded in kind, work would never get done and the human race would perish from starvation, albeit the end would be lusty enough that I'm pretty sure I wouldn't even notice the hunger.

Most of the Dark Hunter books are good, but I think like the Brothers, there are hunters each woman will be drawn to for different reasons. Vane is the hunter that touched me the most, and his mate was a woman I really liked too. If I could live in these books, I would and I recommend them to everyone I know. So go read them and then we'll have another common set of warriors to slobber over, ladies.(less)

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Jan 18, 2011 Filipa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: english-books, own, 5-stars, paranormal, 2010-reads

Bem, já acabei o Night Play!

Li-o em dia e meio, se calhar nem isso. Gostei bastante do Vane; Achei este livro muito levezinho, muito calminho...

Apesar de tudo, gostei bastante de ver o Ash com a Marissa! E gostei de conhecer um pouco mais a Marissa, visto que ela já tinha aparecido, mas neste livro fez uma aparição mais longa. E além de já ter lido o Acheron (não consegui resistir-lhe), ainda fiquei surpresa do quão altruísta o Ash pode ser.

Gostei muito de rever o Kyrian e a Amanda. Como gostei...more

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Aug 17, 2011 Jessica `~Blahyze~` rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Definitely one of my favourite Dark-Hunter novels in the series. Bride’s ex-boyfriend is a total jack-ass, the way he treated her and the way her broke-up with her, writing that she didn’t meet up with his image standards. Vane is hotter than the sun and a wolf-shifter (Were-Hunter) to boot, he is so sweet to want to cheer Bride up when he sees her crying. A spare of the moment romp in the backroom of Bride’s shop leads to Vane developing a mating mark on his hand and Bride her own, which means...more

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May 02, 2013 Adriana Munno rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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a me piaciuto tantissimo!!
a differenza di Angela non ho accusato molto la ripetitività del peso di Bride. è vero, all'inizio calca un po la mano su questo argomento ma probabilmente avrei fatto la stessa cosa. non è facile vivere in un mondo in cui l'apparenza è TUTTO e sentirsi sempre giudicati per il proprio peso è orribile.
a me Vane è piaciuto soprattutto perche è andato oltre l'apparenza. ha incrociato gli occhi di Brade se n'è innamorato e tutto è...more

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Apr 11, 2013 Genney Blass rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5 stars. This was very intersting from the beginning to the end. Vane deliciously mysterious, sexy Alpha Male. So much suffering he went through when he was young, him and his brother and sister. This book had a little of everything, suspense, action, romance, comedy. What more can you ask for. I must admit, I have never read books from Ms. Kenyon, the first one was very good. Now this one, very impressive, I think I will continue to read a little more her books. My Favorite Characters in this...more

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Mar 27, 2013 Lígia Bibliomigalhas rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Os livros de Sherrilyn Kenyon são sempre uma lufada de ar fresco nas minhas leituras.

Um dos comentários que fiz mal vi o livro foi que cada vez estes livros estão mais fininhos. Aliás, acho que a Sra. Kenyon foi um bocadito preguiçosa com este livro... A fórmula é a habitual para quem já conhece a saga, mas aqui houve muita coisa que podia ter sido mais desenvolvida e focada e a autora passou-lhe ao lado. Gostava de ter lido mais sobre estas personagens que povoam este livro e fiquei com a sensa...more

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Mar 17, 2013 Francy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: dark-hunter, werewolves, vampires

Es sólo que las cosas como esta no pasan en la vida real. El príncipe Encantador no viene al rescate todo el tiempo. La mayor parte del tiempo, él está demasiado ocupado con la perfecta jodida Cenicienta y sus diminutos pies perfectos de adolescente para siquiera notar al resto de nosotras.

Estoy totalmente enamorada de Vane. Todo lo que puedo dar son comentarios positivos sobre este libro.

Vane es tan duro y suave al mismo tiempo, la forma en que decide luchar contra sus propios sentimientos solo...more Es sólo que las cosas como esta no pasan en la vida real. El príncipe Encantador no viene al rescate todo el tiempo. La mayor parte del tiempo, él está demasiado ocupado con la perfecta jodida Cenicienta y sus diminutos pies perfectos de adolescente para siquiera notar al resto de nosotras.

Estoy totalmente enamorada de Vane. Todo lo que puedo dar son comentarios positivos sobre este libro.

Vane es tan duro y suave al mismo tiempo, la forma en que decide luchar contra sus propios sentimientos solo por el bien de Brice me ha hecho amarlo, como aun cuando ella se encontraba así misma tan poco atractiva e insignificante el pudo ver cosas maravillosas en ella, y la amo por todo eso.

En cierta forma me puedo sentir identificada con muchas de las cosas que Bride sentía estando con Vane, y creo que esto también influye en la forma en la que me metí totalmente en el libro. Creo que ninguno de los anteriores los había terminado tan rápido como este.

La relación de estos protagonistas viene desde Night Embrace, ahora entiendo lo importante que es leer cada libro. En este libro (ya que es la historia de un Were-Hunter) se puede aprender más sobre ellos, que si bien en los libros anteriores no les tome mucha importancia me parece que tienen unas historias increíbles.

Me encanto que tiene bastante humor, me encontre a mi misma riendo hasta soltar un par de lagrimas en muchas ocasiones.

Las historias muchas veces puedes pensar que son básicas y todo eso, pero lo que realmente te engancha es la historia de cada uno de sus personajes, las personalidades mismas de la protagonistas. Porque no son simples historias eróticas basadas en el sexo sin sentido, muchos de los encuentros entre los personajes están llenos de emociones.

Admirando siempre la forma en que Sherrilyn le da a cada uno de sus personajes una historia totalmente cautivadora. Me encanta cada uno de ellos tantos los malos como los buenos, Sherrilyn tiene un talento excepcional para crear sus historias y personajes, hace sin duda cada uno de sus libros únicos.
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Feb 11, 2013 Ari rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: dipinjemin-shinta, non-mm

Ms. Kenyon plying with my mind, again!!
1. Ash babysitting baby Marissa
2. Ash & Simi playing barbie with baby Marissa
3. Ash doing Macarena dance!
Yes, Ash having a good time in this 6th installment of Dark Hunter Series. And that's make me, somehow, missed his tortured side. Oh Artie, where are you when I need you (to torture him)?
*hides from Ash's fans*

Oops...another Ash-centris comment, cant help it ^..^

Buku ke-6 ini bercerita tentang Vane Kattalakis (uh...what's an exotic name..), serigala...more

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Feb 04, 2013 Patty rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: in-my-library, reviewed, super-fav-s

Again.... Sherrilyn Kenyon surprised me with this story.
I am starting to get a good feeling about the series.... there were a lot of things I liked about this one...

My initial reaction is of sympathy with Bride. Arent we all girls always worried about how we look, our weight, our "perceived"beauty? I felt here really genuine. It was refreshing a story where the female is not georgeous, skinny and hot.
Normal girls deserve their happiness as well!

The world would be a complete different place if gu...more Again.... Sherrilyn Kenyon surprised me with this story.
I am starting to get a good feeling about the series.... there were a lot of things I liked about this one...

My initial reaction is of sympathy with Bride. Arent we all girls always worried about how we look, our weight, our "perceived"beauty? I felt here really genuine. It was refreshing a story where the female is not georgeous, skinny and hot.
Normal girls deserve their happiness as well!

The world would be a complete different place if guys would be more like Vane, but no, we are full of Taylors... nothing we can do about that. Beauty is perceived in different ways by each individual.

Bride is quite a nice girl.. a little naughty for letting Vane get her so easy in their first encounter but well.. with such a guy I can totally forgive her!

I did not expect Vane to turn out to be such a great guy.. I felt him quite arrogant in the previous stories.. but once you get to know him, what is not to like! especially when you realize he trully represents an unwanted child.. and by both parents! that is a difficult way to grow up... (that made me want to go and hug my mom and dad! I guess some are luckier than others).

I liked that Vane tried to get her attention doing things her way, even though he wanted to take into his animal side and claim her. That speaks tons about the character of an individual.
It would be really nice if in reality, individuals could meet and realize they are meant to be together by a mark appearing in your hands, like Bride/Vane...! that would simplify life 99%!
the whole thing about the Dad of Bride being the "neuterer" was hilarious! loved it!

I also liked the epiphany Bride had while speaking with her sister. If you live your life according to what others dictate, you will never be happy. The idea that a handsome guy can not possibly love a not skinny girl, is just ridiculous. As long as both persons feel connected, respect and trust each other, then what is the problem?
I guess the perception of beauty depends on the values of each individual as well. For some it is just having a person loving you trully and treating you like a queen.. for others is all about showing off what you got...

In my personal point of view, this was a nice introduction/sideway to the world of the were-hunters and how they relate to the dark hunters. in the beginning I was a little esceptic about reading it, but once I started it could not leave it down until I finished.

Overall... again I got surprised with the turn of events of the story. Loved it and can not wait to continue!(less)

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Sep 24, 2012 Kerry rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2004, 7, paranormal, romance

Night Play is Sherrilyn Kenyon's latest "Dark-Hunter" book, although this time the hero is not a Dark-Hunter but a Were-Hunter.

Vane Kattalakis is a Lykos Were-Hunter; both a wolf and a man, born with a wolf's soul and destined to love with a man's. He's also in a lot of trouble. He's being hunted by just about everyone there is, and currently hiding out (as much as an alpha male such as he is likely to hide) at the Sanctuary Bar in New Orleans, a safe refuge for Weres of all clans and affiliati...more Night Play is Sherrilyn Kenyon's latest "Dark-Hunter" book, although this time the hero is not a Dark-Hunter but a Were-Hunter.

Vane Kattalakis is a Lykos Were-Hunter; both a wolf and a man, born with a wolf's soul and destined to love with a man's. He's also in a lot of trouble. He's being hunted by just about everyone there is, and currently hiding out (as much as an alpha male such as he is likely to hide) at the Sanctuary Bar in New Orleans, a safe refuge for Weres of all clans and affiliations. His brother, Fang, is seriously injured after they were both betrayed and Vane's focus is to see to Fang's safety and healing.

He certainly isn't looking for a mate. He isn't even looking for a little short-term female attention.

Then he meets Bride McTierney. She's everything he's looked for in a woman; well-rounded, intelligent and loving. She's also sworn off men after being dumped - by FedEx - by her now ex-fiance. She certainly doesn't expect serious attention from a man as stunning as Vane. She prefers the wolf that has started hanging around her.

These two people are not exactly what fated lovers are supposed to be. For one thing, they aren't even the same species, which is about as big as barriers can get. Add to that the fact Vane is on the run as well as being caught up in a long-time family feud and romance doesn't seem to stand much of a chance. As for Bride, once she learns Vane's big secret and begins to understand the situation, she faces a world she never knew existed, new enemies and the possibility her children might be puppies.

Kenyon has created a detailed and complex mythology for her ever-expanding series. She's done a lot of work and this adds great depth to her books. However, it can also be very confusing and sometimes distracting for the reader. I have to admit that I still haven't got it all straight and I've even joined a discussion list to help me work it all out. Night Play harks back to the earlier books, without the machinations of gods, goddesses and great fates. I enjoyed it for exactly that reason. As much as it can be fun to work out all the hints and little revelations, sometimes it is nice just to sit back and devour a story. That's what I got to do this time.

Bride is a wonderful heroine and one I could relate to. For one thing, she's a little plump - and that's one of the things Vane loves about her. All of us "larger" women can relate to the power of that. She takes all the new things in her life well, but not automatically.

There is less angst in this book that some of the others - and certainly than there will be in the next one, which is Valerius's story - and that made it a lovely relaxing read while I was away from home.

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Jul 07, 2012 Lana rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: like-the-author, recommend-to-others

Judging from the state of the book, I probably got this at a secondhand store or a library discards sale. I didn't get it for free.

Night Play confused me for about the first 80% of it, but most particularly the first chapter. I'd read the first chapter before, and it was in the middle of a book, not the beginning. I kept reading, knowing that it was a different book, and hoping to get unconfused. Eventually, like in the last couple of chapters, I did finally figure it out.

Eureka! I was reading t...more Judging from the state of the book, I probably got this at a secondhand store or a library discards sale. I didn't get it for free.

Night Play confused me for about the first 80% of it, but most particularly the first chapter. I'd read the first chapter before, and it was in the middle of a book, not the beginning. I kept reading, knowing that it was a different book, and hoping to get unconfused. Eventually, like in the last couple of chapters, I did finally figure it out.

Eureka! I was reading the series of events from the other brother's point of view. Boy, did I feel dumb when I realized why I was confused.

This book had its fair share of romance and action, but it just wasn't as compelling as I usually find Sherrilyn Kenyon's books to be. The sex was OK, but not the make-ya-squirm good I've come to expect from Ms. Kenyon (In one book, the two main characters don't even have sex until near the end of the book, but the interactions they do have are fine examples of unresolved sexual tension.). The characters were mere shadows of themselves, even the ones I already know from reading other books in the Dark-Hunter universe.

The heroine, Bride, was a solid size 18, with self-esteem issues galore, just as many of us with size dramas are. Vane, the brother in question, was naturally a magnetic, powerful, sexy, hot, etc. magical wolfman, with a tight end and washboard abs and cruise ships full of money. Bride's self-esteem issues were magically borne away on the wind when she realized that Vane wanted her, all of her, as she was, and not some skinny chick who was "more sexy." I know that in the first glows of newfound love, self-esteem issues sometimes seem to disappear, but really, they don't. They just take a back seat. Knowing that your man finds you sexy doesn't mean that you still don't wonder what other people think of you. In Bride's case, she found out exactly what her sister thought of her, for instance.

To be honest, though, I think the book could have been better if size was not an issue in the first place. I know that I despair of ever reading good books written with heroines who are more than a size 14. There are some out there, but they are few and far between. The best ones are written by women who have actually been there and come back from the trip. Queen Latifah, who is a very sexy large woman, probably hasn't always been as comfortable in her skin as she is now, and I bet it wasn't easy to find her true self among the garbage. But I digress. In this case, such an issue was made of Bride's size and her emotional baggage that the "easy fix" was a letdown.

Vane is just too perfect, perhaps more so than other heroes in Ms. Kenyon's book, and maybe because his perfection was described at so much length by Bride herself, in her thoughts and conversations, as comparisons to her own "shortcomings." As the hero of the book, Vane should have been easier to peg, but his characterization is pretty shallow in this book. I actually prefer the Vane I got to know in the book where his brother, Fang, finds his own mate. In this one, so much of his time is spent agonizing over whether or not Bride can understand his world, hiding his magic from her, calling in favors to protect her when she doesn't even know she needs protecting, pretending to be someone else (his wolf persona) so that he can be close to her without scaring her, etc., that I never really got to know HIM at all, just what he can do. He's too perfect for words (ok, weak and unintended pun), and as such, not really appealing to me.

So, though I did enjoy reading how Vane and Bride met, I didn't enjoy it as much as I "should" have enjoyed it, considering Sherrilyn Kenyon wrote it and considering that she's one of my favorite paranormal authors. This could easily have been written into the other book, as an alternating viewpoint kind of thing, though the characterization flaws would have stuck out like a pimple on your nose. (less)

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Jul 07, 2012 Martina Koleva rated it 5 of 5 stars

It's hard to keep writing meaningful reviews of these books without starting to repeat myself. Even though the only similarity between them are the fact that all of the books are amazing and that they involve either a dark-hunter or a were-hunter.
I just feel like all I've said in the last 6-7 reviews is how awesome the books are. I know it's getting old but there's not much else to say. The books are amazing. One after another they bring a little piece of information about the dark-hunters' wor...more It's hard to keep writing meaningful reviews of these books without starting to repeat myself. Even though the only similarity between them are the fact that all of the books are amazing and that they involve either a dark-hunter or a were-hunter.
I just feel like all I've said in the last 6-7 reviews is how awesome the books are. I know it's getting old but there's not much else to say. The books are amazing. One after another they bring a little piece of information about the dark-hunters' world and about Acheron and they are always interesting and passionate and very addictive.
I simply start to love every new character because they are always very different than those before them and they bring their own history and pain and/or happiness and the story just becomes more colorful for the hundred/thousand year olds hunters that walk the dark streets of New Orleans( not always but still most of the action is in that city).
In this book we met Vane Kattalakis again. After first seeing him in Night Embrace I could think of only one person that he might end up with and I was right. But still it was precious to read the book and to see his history through his and his mates eyes. I got to know the person behind the wolf mask and behind the pretty face and gorgeous body. His pain was very strong like most of Sherrilyn Kenyon's characters but yet so different.
His fights with the Fates were of a different kind even though he fought to keep his loved ones safe too.
Another thing I also liked in this book was Bride McTierney. I think she became one of my favorite humans in the entire series and I truly felt for her in the beginning. Her story was the closest it gets to normal in this series and that was just too important to miss. Her broken heart and her insecurities were real and it was really easy to relate to her character. I also loved how she didn't start trusting Vane right away. Yes she felt for him, there was a strong connection but she was scared of him in the beginning and that was the normal reaction that every woman should have, of course that's after she gets her eyes away from his gorgeous body and look into the guys eyes.
I somehow believe that after living hundreds of years killing to protect those in need of protection(in Vane's case, it was those he loved most, his family) , you kind of have an aura around you that shows people not to mess with you and no matter the looks that should be enough for some bells in woman's heads to start ringing....
Okay I started to babble so I'll stop now. I just want to say that this was the most realistic book of them all so far considering what's it about. I thing that's what I loved most about it, that and Vane and Fury.... :D(less)

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Jun 04, 2012 CriCra CriCra rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Mister Duro e Puro e Miss Taglia 52

E così, dopo milioni di figure di donna stereotipate nelle pagine dei libri, classiche figure perfette in tutto da Femme Fatale , arriva nel mondo del Paranormal Romance una donna normale, con le curve al punto giusto e le sue fissazioni mentali per i chili di troppo! Bride forever ^_^

"E così eccoci qui" disse Bride, titubante.
Vane le si avvicinò.
"E' strano non dovermi nascondere da te.
"Che cosa sei in grado di fare?"
"Praticamente tutto. Posso viaggiare ne...more

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Mar 28, 2012 Juanitah rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

"Jogos da Noite" é protagonizado por Vane, um Predador do Homem e por Bride, uma humana, e ambos são já nossos conhecidos por intermédio do livro de Talon e Sunshine.
Após perder a irmã Anya pelas mãos dos daemon, Vane e o seu irmão Fang são expulsos da sua matilha, pelo próprio pai que os odeia, espancados e deixados para morrer, mas Vane não é um lobo qualquer, e os seus poderes são mais fortes do que muitos possam imaginar, embora não consiga evitar o ataque dos daemon a Fang, que acaba por fi...more "Jogos da Noite" é protagonizado por Vane, um Predador do Homem e por Bride, uma humana, e ambos são já nossos conhecidos por intermédio do livro de Talon e Sunshine.
Após perder a irmã Anya pelas mãos dos daemon, Vane e o seu irmão Fang são expulsos da sua matilha, pelo próprio pai que os odeia, espancados e deixados para morrer, mas Vane não é um lobo qualquer, e os seus poderes são mais fortes do que muitos possam imaginar, embora não consiga evitar o ataque dos daemon a Fang, que acaba por ficar em estado comatoso.
Após cinco anos de relação, o namorado de Bride deixa-a. Cinco anos de uma relação frustrada e castradora, cujas lembranças tristes apenas Vane consegue apagar e fazer Bride sorrir e amar novamente.
Embora tentando manter-se afastado de Bride, Vane sofre a ironia do destino pela mão das Parcas, que designam Bride como a sua companheira.. tendo agora três semanas para a convencer a unir-se a ele, ou ficará incapacitado de ter outra mulher até ao final da vida da sua companheira designada.
Escondendo a sua verdadeira natureza de Bride, Vane não sabe como confrontá-la com a realidade, tendo medo que a mesma o repudie, mas embora consternada por este mundo à parte que desconhecia, o amor que sente por Vane fala mais forte... mas será o suficiente para Bride se unir a Vane pelo resto da sua vida?
E todos os que procuram as suas mortes? Serão capazes de os afastar?
Posso já afirmar que "Jogos da Noite" é, até então, o meu livro favorito da saga Predadores da Noite.
Vane é fascinante! Vulnerável quando necessário, corajoso quando é preciso... Sherrilyn Kenyon não poderia ter sido mais feliz na execução desta personagem. Sólida, de carácter forte mas também flexível e que cativa o leitor desde a sua primeira fala.
Depois temos Bride, uma mulher cujas medidas físicas são mais voluptuosas, insegura e de coração partido.. é impossível não nos identificarmos com esta personagem, principalmente sendo mulher. Bride é uma mulher inteligente, e a a representação da mulher comum nesta saga.
Além de divertido e sensual, este livro tem também um lado mais triste e sentimental do que o normal, devido à morte de Anya, ao passado de Fury, ao estado actual de Fang, e ao facto de os pais destes lobos, os quererem ver pelas costas, e mortos de preferência!
Mas, graças a Acheron terão o castigo mais adequado.
Um livro de páginas reduzidas, mas nas quais temos muita estória e um trabalho brilhante por parte da autora, sendo este, o volume mais fraternal e terno de toda a saga, pelo menos até agora.
Leitura rápida, acessível e divertida, com muita acção e sensualidade, nada a que a autora já não nos tenha habituado.
"Jogos na Noite" surpreenderam-me imenso, pois deliciou-me com um casal sensacional e perfeito, assim como as ricas personagens secundárias, e até mesmo algumas das quais tinha péssima ideia, que era o caso de Valério, mas algo me diz que no seu livro ficarei a saber mais pormenores sobre a sua verdadeira natureza, algo que Bride já conseguiu descortinar, embora em pouca medida.
Recomendo a todas e todos os românticos!(less)

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Mar 13, 2012 Fanny Roswita Ria rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Vane, were hunter yang diambang kesedihan karena sudah kehilangan Anya (adik terkasihnya) dan miris melihat Fang (adiknya juga) yang masih dalam keadaan koma serta dikejar oleh kawanan were hunter karena suruhan ayahnya yang tidak menginginkan Vane hidup. Awalnya gw pikir karena Vane ga membunuh kawanannya atau karena membantu Dark Hunter (cerita Talon) dimana Dark Hunter adalah kawanan yang menjadi musuh abadi dari were hunter. Tetapi ketidakbahagiaan Vane terobati ketika bertemu dengan Bride l...more

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Mar 12, 2012 Azzurra rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Premessa…
Il Gioco della Notte (Night Play) è il quinto volume della serie Dark Hunters, ma soprattutto è il primo volume della serie Were-Hunters.
Anzi parlare di Dark Hunters in questo caso è quasi “esagerato” in quanto è un libro che molto probabilmente è nato più come spin-off che non come elemento della serie principale. I cacciatori oscuri qui sono praticamente assenti, compaiono brevemente Acheron (che non può assolutamente mancare, anche se poco), Kyrian e Valerius. Ma non sono particolarm...more Premessa…
Il Gioco della Notte (Night Play) è il quinto volume della serie Dark Hunters, ma soprattutto è il primo volume della serie Were-Hunters.
Anzi parlare di Dark Hunters in questo caso è quasi “esagerato” in quanto è un libro che molto probabilmente è nato più come spin-off che non come elemento della serie principale. I cacciatori oscuri qui sono praticamente assenti, compaiono brevemente Acheron (che non può assolutamente mancare, anche se poco), Kyrian e Valerius. Ma non sono particolarmente importanti nello schema generale del romanzo.
Poi penso che, essendo piaciuto tanto (dato che i commenti anche su goodreads sono molto buoni) e volendo i nuovi personaggi incontrati avere la loro parte di notorietà (dato che come ben sanno gli scrittori, i personaggi prendono spesso anima e corpo e pretendono storie proprie), si è meritato di diventare il primo di questa sotto-serie…quella dei Cacciatori Mannari.
Chi è già addentro al mondo creato dalla Kenyon saprà che i personaggi creati da questa autrice sono innumerevoli e articolati anche in sotto gruppi (tanto che alle volte si fa fin fatica a tenerli tutti a mente e ci si deve quindi calare nell’ottica di non badarci troppo altrimenti si rischia di esserne sopraffatti) e non rimarrà questo l’unico esempio di sotto-serie infiltratasi nella più grande categoria.
Ma veniamo al romanzo
Dopo l’ultimo viaggio che ci ha portati a Wulf e Cassandra … torniamo a New Orleans, città teatro degli eventi di “L’abbraccio della notte” con protagonisti Talon e Sunshine.
E’ stato in questo romanzo che abbiamo incontrato per la prima volta Vane, accorso in aiuto di Talon per proteggere Sunshine… e per questa sua scelta -piuttosto inconsueta per un cacciatore mannaro- ritrovatosi poi a subire un attacco da parte dei demoni apollinei al proprio branco. Attacco che ha portato alla morte dell’amata sorella, l'unica assieme al fratello Fang che fa parte della sua VERA famiglia. Ed è questo l'evento scatenante che fa si che Vane e Fang si ritrovino, nelle prime pagine del libro, a lottare per la propria vita appesi ai rami di un albero aggettante una palude, in cui coccodrilli affamati aspettano solo il momento dell'imminente caduta.
Saranno i poteri e la forte volontà di Vane a salvarli, anche dal successivo attacco di demoni apollinei decisi a succhiare loro anima e poteri che però lascia Fang in uno stato catatonico dovuto allo shock da cui Vane non riesce a farlo uscire. Rifugiatosi al Sanctuary locale gestito da una famiglia di orsi mannari che mantengono il posto neutrale per ogni creatura paranormale che abbia bisogno di un porto sicuro, Vane deve decidere come salvarsi dalla condanna a morte ordinata dal suo stesso padre, capo del suo vecchio branco.
Ed è a questo punto che entra in scena Bride.
Completamente umana, ma soprattutto completamente ignara di questo mondo sotterraneo che vive e respira attorno a lei, è appena stata lasciata da quel bastardo opportunista del suo fidanzato che non ha fatto altro che approfittarsi di lei e cercare di cambiarla.
E qui stà il bello di questo romanzo…Bride è un’eroina alquanto atipica, soprattutto in questi romanzi dove la parte femminile è solitamente bella quanto la sua controparte maschile è aitante.
Ok, non che Bride non sia bella, ma è quella che tutti definiremmo una donna morbida, in carne.
Insomma…è cicciottella. Cosa che le ha sempre dato dei grossi problemi (e come non capirla! Siam tutti li a controllare i kili che aumentano ;) ) soprattutto nelle relazioni con l’altro sesso.
Quando vede entrare nel suo negozio l’uomo più bello e “in forma” che abbia mai visto, perciò, teme che abbia brutte intenzioni…di certo non immagina che sia entrato per rivedere lei.
Rivedere perché Vane ha incontrato per la prima volta Bride mentre stava proteggendo Sunshine e ne era rimasto subito ammaliato. Ed è lei l’unica che ha risvegliato in modo tanto prepotente i suoi istinti animali…e meraviglia ancor più grande quelli protettivi che solitamente sono rivolti alla Compagna per la vita. Peccato che la sua vita sia momentaneamente (e probabilmente per un bel po’) incasinata all’inverosimile…e il pensiero d'una compagna sia il più lontano fra tutti.
Conclusione…
A differenza dei precedenti volumi, che man mano stanno svelando il mondo dei Dark Hunters e degli estremamente complessi legami che scorrono appena sotto la superficie, questo romanzo prende un momento di pausa da tutto e crea una bolla di dolcezza veramente indescrivibile. La storia di Vane e Bride esce dagli ultimi schemi per raccontare una storia comune incastonandola in una montatura magica dove l'amore e la fiducia in se stessi la fanno da padrone.
Un romanzo che è il sogno che ogni ragazza –che sia formosa o meno- coltiva dietro le coltri del suo letto, nel buio della propria camera.
Un bellissimo romanzo che realizza i sogni più reconditi dei romantici più sfegatati, nella speranza sempiterna che un amore tanto forte possa esistere anche nella realtà.(less)

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Jan 30, 2012 Shirley Truong rated it 4 of 5 stars

To be honest, I did not realize that this novel was a part of a series written by Sherrilyn Kenyon. I had only grasped the fact after I finished and my kindle automatically pulled up the recommendations page of Kenyon’s other novels to be checked out.
As a Were-Hunter, Vane Kattalakis was placed under a curse at birth which spliced his essence. When his 27th birthday came, he was horrified with his transformation of becoming a human. There are two different species as an outcome of attempting to...more To be honest, I did not realize that this novel was a part of a series written by Sherrilyn Kenyon. I had only grasped the fact after I finished and my kindle automatically pulled up the recommendations page of Kenyon’s other novels to be checked out.
As a Were-Hunter, Vane Kattalakis was placed under a curse at birth which spliced his essence. When his 27th birthday came, he was horrified with his transformation of becoming a human. There are two different species as an outcome of attempting to prolong life after the age of 27. The two species are known as the Katagaria and the Arcadians. When they come of age, the Katagaria shift from animals to humans while the Arcadians do the exact opposite. The changes are horrifying at first and the species must learn to adapt to their new bodies. All the while they must stay hidden from their enemies because this world is a fend for yourself world.
Born to a Katagaria father who had taken his Arcadian mother against her will and violated her by raping her, Vane struggles to live peacefully among his pack. After they realize that Vane and his brother and sister take after their mother, they make an effort to kill them off yet only succeeding with taking Vane’s sister’s life. For this reason, Vane’s father who has only loved his daughter sends Daimons to hunt and kill off his sons, hence the start of the novel when Vane and his brother Fang are hanging above a pit of crocodiles hanging as bait by their wrists.
In the mean time, Bride McTierney has just received a break up letter from her fiancé that was only using her to get a job. Although Bride knows that she is being used, she has fallen so deeply for her ex-fiancé that she cries in her shop where Vane happens to see her after he escapes and brings his paralyzed brother to an Arcadian Bear Household. The novel says that he has been mesmerized by Bride ever since the night he first met her, but since I have not read the other novels, I do not know of how they first meet.
Devastated by her sadness, Vane comforts her and for some odd reason although they do not know each other, they end up going into the backroom to have a private moment, if you know what I mean? After they have a moment to themselves and they leave each other to go eat, both realize that they have received strange marks on their arms. To Bride it is just something random that will go away, but to Vane, it means something entirely different. His time is already ticking away, leaving him with only 3 weeks to prove to Bride that they are meant to be together or else he will not be able to have children and will have to spend the rest of his existence alone. But how can he convince, Bride when she does not even know that he is a wolf? Did I already mention how he is being hunted by his father’s minions? So how can he make her fall for him when she is being endangered by his very existence?
Kenyon writes the truth, which is what I like about her novel. She does not use the typical skinny and pretty girl. She writes about a girl that has a heart with good intentions who is insecure about herself. Although Bride is not skinny like a model, she has insecurities like anyone and that is what speaks to me the most. She lives, she hopes, and she dreams for the future. For this reason, I applaud Kenyon’s writing. Kenyon is basically saying that everyone is unique that way and that we should be accepting of our flaws and love ourselves first before we can be loved by someone else. It is just that sometimes we need to meet that certain someone before we realize that we are fine just the way we are.
The only thing that I was not really fond of was the plentiful intimacy scenes. I do not really enjoy that type of reading. Also I found that Kenyon reiterates herself a lot throughout her novel. This is good for if you picked up one of her novels and have not read the previous ones, but after you understand the plot, I feel as if she uses a lot of repetition. Other then that, I enjoyed the novel and would recommend it to others.
As for the rest, to find out whether or not they end up together, you will just have to read the novel to find out.

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Jan 02, 2012 Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 3 of 5 stars

The Kategari are a race of creatures born as an animal but able to shift into a man. The Arcadians are a race of creatures born as a man but able to shift into an animal. Both races are gifted with incredible magic powers and both races loathe the other and have been fighting a long genocidal war with the other without rules or mercy since ancient Greece.

Verne’s mother was an Arcadian and his father a Katagari. Both loathe him and want him dead, along with his siblings and after the death of Any...more The Kategari are a race of creatures born as an animal but able to shift into a man. The Arcadians are a race of creatures born as a man but able to shift into an animal. Both races are gifted with incredible magic powers and both races loathe the other and have been fighting a long genocidal war with the other without rules or mercy since ancient Greece.

Verne’s mother was an Arcadian and his father a Katagari. Both loathe him and want him dead, along with his siblings and after the death of Anya, his sister and Vane’s actions protecting the Dark Hunters, his father has a perfect excuse to order his death

He’s now on the run, grieving for his sister, worried for his comatose brother and fleeing the attention of his father’s pack – and even his mother launching attacks across time.

And then he meets Bride, a woman with whom he is destined to mate – and if she doesn’t accept the mating in the next 3 weeks, he is doomed to a life of celibacy. But is avoiding this fate – and being with the woman he loves – really worth risking Bride’s life; a human who knows nothing of the supernatural world.

He now has the uphill battle of protecting Bride, adapting to human society and introducing Bride to the hidden world, all under fire from his parents – and deciding whether to truly try and make a life with Bride or not.

I think this book set a new record for a Dark Hunter’s book for speed in which the relationship was established. There’s Vane, walking down the street, worried because his brother’s in a coma, worried about his dad and pack leader who wants him dead and grieving for his dead sister Anya. And then he sees Bride! The most beautiful woman in the world! And she is sad! There must now be hot/hard/sexiness and then kissing then making out and then the hot monkey sex! HUZZAH!

And there is Bride. She’s sad because her arsehole boyfriend dumped her - but then she sees Vane! And he is so hot/sexy/awesome! Bring on the kissing and the making out and the hot monkey sex! HUZZAH!

As far as complex romances go it’s not exactly the most nuanced or complex of beginnings. 2 people see each other. Think they’re both hot. Sex happens, magic steps in to firmly stamp Twu Luv on things. They have 3 weeks to decide to bond in metaphysical marriage or Vane will be forever celibate.

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Dec 30, 2011 signorina Vei rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

sejak awal kemunculannya di Night Embrace, pembaca sudah memiliki ketertarikan terhadap mr. sexy wolf.

Vane pertama kali bertemu dengan pasangannya, Bride pada saat Vane menjaga Sunshines untuk Talon di kiosnya dan Bride datang untuk berbincang-bincang. Sejak itu were-hunter ini sudah tergugah oleh kecantikan Bride yang lembut.

Bride, seorang pengusaha butik yang cantik tetapi kurang beruntung karena memiliki pacar seorang bajingan yang hanya memanfaatkannya untuk mendapatkan jabatan sebagai prese...more

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Dec 04, 2011 Astri Nasthasia Videlia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Uhuuyyy.. Kelar euuyyy... duh.. baca ini kenapa jadi penasaran sama Valerius yah??

*lirik-lirik oma Lely* ...

tp.. buat yang mencari Serigala Romantis... Vane lah orangnya.. hahhaha

Mari kita bercerita sedikit...

Bride,, Pemilik Salah satu butik di New Orleans.. Seorang wanita yang merasa dirinya tidak menarik sampai akhirnya dy bertemu dengan...

Vane Kattalakis,, Seorang Were-Hunter yg tanpa disadarinya telah jatuh cinta pada pandangan pertama saat pertama kali dy melihat Bride di depan kios Sun...more

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Nov 24, 2011 Lingga rated it 4 of 5 stars

suka banget sama tokoh fantasy warewolf keren atau shape shifter wolfie, hohoho....kali ini tokoh kita adalah Vane..digambarkan nyaris sempurna kayak dewa yunani, hehehehe..nama belakangnya aja Kattalakis jadi cocok ya, maksa.com ;)

Vane yang digambarkan sebagai sosok sempurna ditambah pandai berinvestasi, bahasa keren nya co tajir ternyata kesepian. Tidak dikehendaki oleh ayah dan ibunya malah dikejar2 buat dibunuh ditambah lagi dengan adik nya tersayang yang koma, hiks... tapi semua itu terlup...more

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