Thanks -- I'll let you know once I read the first book. No sense in wasting the postage if I decide not to continue with the series!
Jordan is stereotypical and predictable as all get-out, but for some reason, I love the hell out of her. I still remember The Seduction and The Passion quite fondly, and my riley_merrick blog has reviews of her newer "Courtship Wars" books.
Kenyon's Dark-Hunters used to be like crack to me. A bit like the Ward BDB, in fact, except I loved them without shame and never gave them away. But then they went into hardback and I fell off reading them religiously, and there were a few duds in the mix, etc. The first 5-6 were really good, IMO. One of these days, I plan to re-read the series from book 1 to catch myself up on the universe before I read the new books. This is another of those must-be-read-in-order series.
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Date: 2010-04-28 12:02 pm (UTC)Jordan is stereotypical and predictable as all get-out, but for some reason, I love the hell out of her. I still remember The Seduction and The Passion quite fondly, and my
Kenyon's Dark-Hunters used to be like crack to me. A bit like the Ward BDB, in fact, except I loved them without shame and never gave them away. But then they went into hardback and I fell off reading them religiously, and there were a few duds in the mix, etc. The first 5-6 were really good, IMO. One of these days, I plan to re-read the series from book 1 to catch myself up on the universe before I read the new books. This is another of those must-be-read-in-order series.