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Taken by Sin

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  • Posted December 12, 2011

    Great twist on a story!

    I really liked this series of books. This is the last in the series, and does a great job of keeping all the characters interesting and sexy.

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  • Posted August 4, 2011

    Great!

    Have discovered that Ms. Burton can really bring me into a world she has greated and believe every part of it. Enjoyed the whole series =)

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  • Posted June 13, 2009

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    The twin sequel to THE DARKEST TOUCH occurs soon after the previous thriller

    During the Realm of Light recent battle victory over the sons of Darkness, demon hunter Dalton refused to follow a direct order to kill half-demon Isabelle Deveraux. Instead he abducts her and takes her to a hidden locale in the Louisiana bayou because he believes she possesses something that will insure his side's total triumph. To his chagrin, he is uncertain whether he took her because she is valuable to his cause, innocent in spite of the demon residing inside her, or he just wants her.

    Michael is irate with Dalton's disobedience, but cannot worry about that as he is now in charge of the hunters. His biggest problem is the apparent appearance of a demon that can walk in sunlight; something thought impossible for the nocturnal evil breed. However, at the same time that demons search for Dalton's refuge so dos Michael's troops; while the apparently traitorous demon hunter and the half demon fall in love; another impossible happening.

    The twin sequel to THE DARKEST TOUCH occurs soon after the previous thriller. The fast-paced story line works on two levels: that of a forbidden romance and as an action-packed urban fantasy. Although it helps to have read the prior novel as Isabelle is a key player in it, Jaci Burton provides another trademark dynamic paranormal romantic suspense as the eventual outcome of the demon war will determine the very planet's existence.

    Harriet Klausner

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