Review:Sins Series Book One

Dagan Krayl meets Roxy Tam on one of his trips to retrieve a Darksoul for his father. She has been kidnapped, but her spirit is still strong and defiant. Dagan decides to save her for reasons unknown to even him. Years later, when Dagan's youngest brother is brutally murdered, Dagan and his remaining brothers search for a way to bring Lokan back. However, Roxy is on the other side this time. As a Daughter of Aset, Sutekh's enemy, she is trying to make sure Lokan stays... Read more

Review:Kresley Cole you are one of the few authors that do not disappoint (Crosses fingers no jinxing). Pleasure of a Dark Prince was truly a treat. And paperback too!

We have seen Lucia and Garreth since the first Immortal's After Dark installment. Last we heard from them Lucia was running from Garreth and he promised his brother Lachlain that he would have her back in two weeks. Now a year later Garreth is puzzeled and pissed that he's chased Lucia all over the world and now is in the Amaz... Read more

Review:If you are a fan of Kresley Cole, add this book to your list. I really enjoyed this story about Lothaire. I think Ms. Cole does an excellent job interacting the characters of each of her books. I started at the beginning and I have never been disappointed. Read more

Review:To start off, I always preorder Kresley Cole's books. For this novella I wasn't sure what to expect, but again my mind was blown. I love the banter, adventure, and romance. Loved every minute of it, only complaint I didn't want it to end. Can't wait for the next book in April! Read more

Review:Wow...I'm amazed that I enjoyed this book as much as I did! For not being the biggest fan of The Darkest Promise and thinking all the LotU books were becoming repetitive, The Darkest Warrior shocked the hell outta me!
I didn't think I would like seeing Gillian with anyone but William (since as we all know the trajectory of their story has been leading us to believe a romance would bloom once she turned 18) but I happily stand corrected.
Gillian and Puck just fit perfectly together. They ma... Read more

Review:This book was set up very well from the beginning. The author quickly introduced you to the lead male and female, Sebastian and Kaderin.
What I like about them is that their love was different from Lachlain and Emmaline's romance (Book 1: A hunger like no other) but it was just as engaging. In fact, I found this book to have a quicker pace as well as more better relationship development.

Sebastian is just a gentleman. He worked very hard to win Kaderin's love. In fact, at times I wonde... Read more

Review:I absolutely loved this couple and story. We finally get a realistic hero...flawed and strong. Conrad is a very likeable character, even with his crazed beginnings. He didn't obsess over his past, instead embraced it and was ready to face it. I felt the love his brothers had for him with trying to help him. I loved Neomi. I felt her lonlieness as a ghosts, yet she survived all those years, stealing her trinkets, listening to tadpoles...lol. I loved the past parts of her life and was glad ... Read more

Review:My favorite romance authors are Diana Gabaldon, Stephanie Meyer (so far), and Jane Austen. I've now added Kresley Cole to that list, although she obviously takes the story further ;-) She doesn't use slang or fashion that dates the characters, unless it is a historical romance. Her historical romance accuracy has been brought up in comments, but I didn't find any errors distracting. The heroes sound like real men, whereas some authors write the hero in such a way that I can't tell the differ... Read more

Review:Kresley Cole is steadly moving up to one of my top five favorite writers. Cole's dialogue is fun and witty. Her characters are heartbreakingly sexy. Even a character as hate-able as Sabine, I adored. I find it amazing the way Cole twisted her character into a self-centered, egotistical, self-proclaim liar and thief who is also a mentally and physically strong, loyal to her sister, and who is only fighting for her and her sister to have a home. Most of all I LIKED her character. Then there ... Read more

Review:These were sweet short stories and I ended up buying the box set so I wasn't too mad about the lengths. Overall I enjoyed the story, and I'm happy with how things turned out for Melanie and Tristan :) Read more