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story-addict
Posted August 6, 2011
An Addicting World...A Decent Story
Because the series itself is so captivating, I had very high expectations for this fifth installment. The main character (Logan) possessed an alluringly unique perspective from Ms. Butcher's previous four heroes that I absolutely craved to understand "this other race". Ms. Butcher pleasantly delivered in this regard (as best she could at this point in the series).
I tend to enjoy books that are emotionally-charged, yet possess a clean, crisp plot with high-stakes intrigue. This book contained all those ingredients but, sadly, bordered on the convoluted. Interwoven within the main plot nestled a plethora of subplots all "gearing up" that if you (the reader) aren't familiar with the history of these characters would have been lost. I, who have followed the series from it's inception, merely held on. I understood that groundwork was being laid for future stories, but it was overwhelming. At times, I "popped out" of the story because of some break in the main plot, and I, as a reader, don't like that at all.
This series is fantastic in concept; the characters amazingly tormented yet inherently strong. I FEEL for them all, and that's why this series siphons me back. But this book did not match the caliber of Ms. Butcher's previous four. The writing style is top-notch, the outer threads of the story lines, however, were just a tad bit too....much.2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted October 23, 2011
Good series.
Shannon Butcher has a interesting contcept going. I am enjoying the story so far.
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Anonymous
Posted November 13, 2011
Nice Switch
This was a great switch in the series. It was nice to see Logan as a hero, and not a villian.
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Lethy
Posted September 10, 2011
So much going on...
Books dont come out fast enough! There are so many couples/questions to answer. Its a bit frustrating. Good book 4 stars.
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Enjoyed...
I really liked this book...I had to go back and refresh myself with the past books to remember where the story left off...I read so much! I loved the story between Logan and Hope, as well as, the way SKB weaves all the different storylines together. I do MOST DEFINITELY suggest reading this series from the beginning and not trying to start from this book. There would be much confusion...and the other books are just as good! The next installment of this series titled Dying Wish comes out in March 2012. Can't wait!
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9453332
Posted August 25, 2011
Good series
Another good book of the series. You can see who future books will be about and that is good to read.
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a great urban fantasy
She arrived out of nowhere naked in body and mind. Sister Olive took in Hope Serrien who, though she still lacks her memory of her past, now helps the homeless starting with reading auras.
Hope searches for a missing woman. However, in Kansas City, Missouri, her quest is interrupted when she steps into the middle of a Synestrian demon attack; her blood saves Logan Athar the Sanguinar demon fighter. However, as she rescued his body, she ruins his well being because he wants her as his but she can never belong to him. She has no time to adapt to the paranormal as Krag the Synestrian lord wants to drain Hope while Logan vows to protect her. Krag captures the pair whose love for each other is their only hope for escape.
The fifth Sentinel Wars (see Living Nightmare and Running Scared) is a great urban fantasy starring the enigmatic Logan and the woman who saves his life. Loaded with action and with a deeper understanding of the war between the Synestrian and the Sanguinar, Shannon K. Butcher moves forward the overarching theme but also provides an engaging romance that enhances the paranormal story line. Although newcomers will have some problems diving into the world of Ms. Butcher without reading the previous entries, fans of the saga will appreciate this powerful tale.
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lily1019
Posted April 13, 2012
would recommend - very enjoyable
I enjoyed Blood Hunt, because got to see that the Sanguinar have a story that is just as compelling for them when they meet a woman who can be their mate for life. Up to this point they were just healers and looking for blood constantly, but during this book you get to see a side of them that isn't shown in the other books. It will be nice to see more Theroni and Sanguinar find women who are their mates and to see where the storyline goes for protecting the gate.
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So good!!
Such an excellent series and this installment is fast paced, sexy, and keeps you turning the pages to find out what happens next. Only one issue - it may be tough for someone just picking it up to understand what's happening in the plot line if they haven't read the previous novels. Can't wait to find out what happens next!
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