Of the Dark Hunter series that I've read so far this one is my least favorite. I had a hard time staying focused on it. It was too easy to put down to tend to other things. I still enjoyed it and would recommend it to anyone who loves paranormal romance as much as I do. ( )

Kenyon's vampires are vampires of her own making. A group of sexy men who turned Dark Hunter out of desire for vengeance, their legend, mixed with the legends of mythological gods, makes this series intriguing to me, despite the fact that Kenyon has a spotty reputation as far as how good her novels actually are.

I liked Night Embrace, but I must say it didn't get good till halfway through. The first half was all talk about how much Sunshine (the heroine) wanted Talon (the hero) and how sexy he was. (In addition, Kenyon's overuse of the word "sample" became a tad annoying. I started counting and rolling my eyes after the third time I saw it). Still, like I said before, once the story got about halfway to two-thirds through, it picked up substantially. ( )

Dark Hunter: " A souless guardian who stands between mankind and those who would see mankind destroyed" SK "Dance With The Devil"

Talon is a dark hunter that fears nothing. He has protected mankind from what lurks in the night and has had some fun on the way. No committment, no strings attached is his perfect idea of an evening out.

Sunshine Runningwolf is unconvential and extravagant. Gifted with artistic ability. Sunshine saves Talon's life. She is the perfect person for him with her flamboyant ways and she wants no committments, just a night. The more time Talon spends with Sunshine the closer he comes to uncovering dreams of long ago.

With the enemy lurking, waiting for the perfect moment to destroy them, they need to come together and learn to let love conquer all. ( )

Another entertaining Dark-Hunter novel! Talon's history was really interesting and Sherrilyn Kenyon did a fantastic job of developing his relationship with Sunshine. There were lots of action, hot sex, hot men, more characters and supernaturals introduced in this book.Talons's character was more loosened up, he has human vices like his chicory coffee and beignets and I was really amused by that. Sunshine is an artist, connected with Selena, who appeared in the previous two books. There were snippets of Acheron's character and history here, and I have a feeling Kenyon uses these as foreplay so readers would want more until his own story (Book 12 I think).I always have a soft spot for big brothers and I immediately liked Talon when I read about his story, at least this time he wasn't betrayed by someone he loves, but by the people he defended against. The pain he suffered was heart-wrenching, Kenyon wrote with such vivid detail and excellent descriptions, which was very effective.I noticed everything must be about betrayal. Remembering Dante's Inferno, treachery is the gravest sin and the treacherous ones were those in the 9th circle of his version of hell. I liked how closely Greek mythology fused with the modern ages and the gods and goddesses acted worse than mortals. The characters speak, the dialogue comes to life and they were very funny, I've always appreciated sarcastic humor. I would definitely read more of this series. ( )

This book was just as good as the first two in the series. Its got some great humor, hot guys, steamy sex, and pretty good plot. Now that the plots are starting to intertwine its getting even better, off to start the next book. ( )