Damien (The Nightwalkers, Book 4) | 
 enlarge | Author: Jacquelyn Frank
Publisher: Zebra
Category: Book
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Media: Mass Market Paperback
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Pages: 352
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Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 4.2 x 1.1
ISBN: 0821780689
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.6
EAN: 9780821780688
ASIN: 0821780689
Publication Date: June 1, 2008
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 Night walkeer Series September 5, 2008
Ok different but hard to get around. I have read all of MS Frank's Night Walker series. I like the story line. The character's grab your attention but the story is really involved and some times difficult to get around.
I felt that so far that Gideon was the best in the series.
Don't get me wrong this is a very good story line. I love the names!
If a person want's to start this series you can pick up any of the books and each story is complete. You do not need to start at the first book to know what is going on in the story.
Not I would say a good start for a young reader, They may have trouble following the story line.
Damien...Oh Damien...Why???? September 3, 2008
I was not happy reading this book. It was a long painful process, but I made it through. I found the other books in this seriesJacob (Nightwalkers, Book 1), Gideon (The Nightwalkers, Book 2), and Elijah (The Nightwalkers, Book 3), fairly good reads. I was expecting some fascinating new developments in the Nightwalker community, and there were a few. However, this book just dragged on, and on with detail after detail that could have been left out. I did like that she explained some of the taboos found in the Nightwalker community, and laid the ground work for the rest of the series, but it seemed as if the major conflict in the book was being forced. I know there is a reason for all of the details, but did she have to beat me over the head with them. Why couldn't there have been more fire between the two main characters? I just wasn't feeling the love. It seemed like an effort for them to be together. Creepy vampire with his cold fingers. Creepy lycanthrope with her odd hair. They just did not mesh. (Maybe there is a reason for vamps and lycanthropes not being together. Hint, hint.) Overall, if you like the series force yourself to read this installment, cause good things come to those who wait.Noah (Nightwalkers, Book 5)
 Could not get through this August 31, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm a huge fan of sci-fi and supernatural romance but this book was a terrible read for me. I struggled through most of it but in the end had to give it up and not finish it...which is a huge thing for me as I usually devor this genre.
 So far, all books in the Nightwalker's series have been fantastic August 28, 2008
I'm a big fan of this series, and the latest book is no exception. Everything is very high quality - the writing, the story line, the romantic side, etc. Frankly I think this series is second only to the BDB by JR Ward. I can't wait to get my hands on "Noah" (book 5).
Book Four August 15, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
The Vampire Prince, Damien, has heard about the recently located Nightwalker Library. When the Demon King, Noah, first asks Damien is he knows of any vampire scholars to join the other Nightwalker races in exploring the library, the answer is no. However, his most trustworthy vampire companion, Jasmine, seems to thrive on knowledge, curiosity, and intriguing ideas, making her the perfect vampire for the task. When Damien escorts Jasmine to the library, he spies Syreena, the younger sister of Siena (Queen of the Lycanthropes). Damien has been fascinated with Syreena's be-colored hair, opposite-set harlequin eyes, and fierce protective nature ever since he met her in the recent past.
When Syreena is captured and taken away by the powerful Demon traitor named Ruth, Damien races to her rescue. To save Syreena's life, Damien must bite her, which is against vampire law. Before the pair knows it, they are too attracted to one another to stay apart. Can the Vampire Prince and Lycanthrope Princess find a way to be together? And when Ruth gets a powerful new partner, can anyone stop them?
**** There seems to be some filler pages in installment of the Nightwalker series. The entire prologue seems unnecessary to me, as well as the mentioning and information of some characters. Otherwise this story is as great as the ones before it. This is not the author's best work, but it is enjoyable. A note to possible new readers, be sure to read this series in order or you will have major spoilers. ****
Reviewed by Detra Fitch of Huntress Reviews.
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